Complete Spanish Grammar Review (Barron's Foreign Language Guides)

by William C. Harvey

Written for intermediate students taking Spanish on a high school or college level, this book can be used in the classroom as a main text or as a textbook supplement. It covers every aspect of Spanish grammar and correct usage, beginning with verbs and analyzing verb tenses, the passive voice, reflexive verbs, verb formations in the subjunctive mood, imperative command verb forms, and uses of verb infinitives. Major topics that follow cover nouns, modifiers, and the other parts of speech, interrogative forms, words that express negation, feminine forms, demonstratives and possessives, pronouns, diminutive and augmentative word formations, and more. Contemporary idioms are interspersed throughout the text, and the book's many exercises give students plenty of solid practice. Cartoon illustrations throughout the book help to demonstrate points of Spanish grammar.

Genres: Spanish Literature

454 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2006

Reviews

[Riobhcah · Rating 5 out of 5]

I already own this same book for the Italian Grammar Review and it is pretty good. I am just starting on the Spanish version, but it looks like it will be a pretty good review also. I have studied Spanish in quite some detail over the years but feel like I need a review on certain points of grammar that I don't use too often in my work as a vet tech. This book is a great way to refresh your knowledge of grammar.