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Grammar B1 ES

Valentina

Maria, Johanna, Antonio Devís

Practical Reference Guide of the Grammar of Spanish B1 Level

This book is the Grammar part of the B1 level of the practical guide for learning Spanish written in Spanish.It forms a part of book series My Spanish Skills. It serves as a base for the adaptation to different mother tongues. Starting from an Integrated Foreign Language Curriculum we offer an eclectic system with a distribution of contents on the need of learning objects.

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Book Description

My Language Skills offers language courses with an integrated curriculum of languages and a notional-functional approach. We offer materials aligned with the CEFR levels of language competence. Together with Vocabulary, Orthography and Culture this books forms the Spanish language course. Grounded on the system of learning objects, we aim for the courses to be flexible, easily adaptable and focused on developing all the language skills.

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Book Name:
Grammar B1 ES
Author:
Valentina
Publisher:
My Language Skills
Contributing Author:
Maria, Johanna, Antonio Devís
Keywords/Tags:
Spanish, Grammar, B1
Hashtag:
#Books4Languages
Copyright:
2016 by My Language Skills

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