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

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The Problem of Good Understanding,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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-6593-1always 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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Defining the theory: a systems approach,t just do the speaking exercises on your recording once: repeat them until you can do them without thinking. If you can speak without having to search for the words and their endings, you can then put some effort into content — into . you are going to say, not . you are going to say it. Once you are

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Michael Preston-Shoot,Dick Agassowledge in other areas. Why not buy a popular magazine or newspaper and see what you can make of it? The more lurid ones are usually a better bet than the very serious, as there are more pictures and large print to help you! The weekly magazine . is a good choice. Its subject matter is the life of t

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Making Sense of Statistical Mechanicsture you don’t recognise? Firstly, it’s a good idea to look at any accompanying photographs or pictures which will help you put the material in context. Look at the title of the piece or the by-lines. They often summarise the content of the text. Study the first and last paragraphs — the first parag

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137483539 tell a Spaniard what you like doing in the evening, which radio programmes you listen to and where you prefer to do your shopping. Get into the habit of translating shop signs, notices and adverts when you are travelling around. Try inventing little dialogues sparked off by what you see.

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