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What are best series book for learning Spanish language containing vocabulary grammar and other language skills for( self study ) ?

And other sources like programmes what the best ?

thanks,,,

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updated Sep 1, 2011
posted by suliman340
what do you think - youngmanofgod, Sep 1, 2011

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This question has been asked before. Many times actually.

I would say any textbook will do.

If you're interested in Grammar I would suggest Correct Your Spanish Blunders

updated Sep 1, 2011
edited by Fredbong
posted by Fredbong
Hey Fred, I just bought the book you mentioned last week. Great book. - swampy, Aug 31, 2011
I think so too. :) - Fredbong, Aug 31, 2011
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I recommend the Practice Makes Perfect series of books. Just bought Practice Makes Perfect, The Spanish Subjuntive "up close", that should be exciting. I have their grammer, verbs, and vocabulary books and enjoy them all.

updated Sep 1, 2011
posted by swampy
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If you want to speak Spanish, you need to practice speaking Spanish.

I highly recommend the synergyspanish course. You can find sample lessons at:

synergyspanish.com

Marcus Santamaria is a genious! He is a great teacher, I enjoy his approach at teaching, he struggled learning Spanish and found ways of learning that proved to be more efficient. He does not get into a lot of grammar yet when you practice by interacting with his audio lessons the sentence structures will answer grammar questions. He makes these audios with his wife who speaks very well Spanish as she is a native speaker.

I purchased that course via download and I am glad I did. I am going to get more of his products.

As far as practicing writing, I enjoy the Practice Makes Perfect serious, they feature lessons, just like schoolbooks do.

¡Buena suerte!

¡Saludos!

updated Sep 1, 2011
posted by EL_MAG0
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I agree with swampy. The Practice Makes Perfect - Spanish Verb Tenses; The Practice Makes Perfect - Pronouns and Prepositions; and the Practice Makes Perfect - Spanish Vocabulary; all by Dorothy Devany Richmond. Although they are written on trade paper and go for about $20.00 a piece, they are better than the textbook I had for Beginning Spanish. They not explain spanish quite well, but there are quite a few exercises with answers in the back of the book that really improve understanding.

updated Aug 31, 2011
posted by jgundy