Titlebook: Breakthrough Spanish 2; Sandra Truscott,Brian Hill Textbook 1998Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 edition.education.event.l

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Michael Preston-Shoot,Dick Agasshe rich and famous, so it uses the sort of everyday vocabulary which is useful for you to know. When you get tired of describing your own daily routine, house, garden or career, the appropriate vocabulary and structures will be reinforced when you read about how the other half live!

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Textbook 1998Latest editionost entirely rewritten, edition of Breakthrough Further Spanish and now follows on smoothly from the New Breakthrough Spanish course.New illustrations complement the user-friendly page layout and almost all of the studio recordings are new.Location recordings teach the new language as it is spoken i

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Expressing Preferences, Take heart — it’s all still there, somewhere, but it can take a little time to retrieve. That’s why we start this course with some revision rather than plunging immediately into the unknown. To get back into the swing of things, try listening to the cassette (in the car or at home) just to get used

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Describing Objects, Events and Actions,ill see them — near the desk or table where you work, on the fridge or on a kitchen cupboard. Each time you look at them, say them out loud. This activity will keep jogging your memory and won’t take up any of your precious time.

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Expressing Opinions,uage patterns which will increase your vocabulary power. In Unit 3 you saw that adding the prefix ‘.’ to a word will create the opposite meaning: . to appear, . to disappear; . agreeable, . disagreeable. ‘.’ has a similar meaning — .. Keep an eye out for patterns like these.

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Living and Working in Spain,sed language, and you will be able to guess the meanings of certain words if you already know something of other related languages. Some words are false friends though — they may look like something you recognise but mean something quite different. . doesn’t mean ‘I’m constipated’ but T have a cold’

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Travel Problems,always be vocabulary which is more difficult to learn because it bears little relation to anything you are familiar with. This is most likely to occur in Spanish with words which come from Arabic: about ten per cent of words in Spanish have this origin. So what do you do? First decide whether you re

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How Things Used to be,iar with certain words or structures it is difficult to sort out when one word begins and another ends, There are several ways to overcome problems with listening, You can try listening along with the transcript, until you are comfortable with the meaning. Then put the written version aside and list

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