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On the Move! Spanish Grammar for Everyday Situations is an engaging text book that will offer students the opportunity to develop their grammatical skills in context, through the exploration of life and culture. Drawing on artworks, maps and audio recordings that can be streamed for free online, this is a great way to allow students to hear for themselves regional differences in accents, intonations, and linguistic variations. It also includes stories from authors such as Gabriel Garca Mrquez, Laura Freizas, Jos Mara Argueas, Elizabeth Acevdeo, and may others.

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9781585109272

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This text follows a natural order, is engaging, pedagogically sound, and acknowledges the way students learn and apply increasingly complex grammatic structures. The exercises are clearly presented and challenge the students to apply the structures they have reviewed. Gustavo Arango, State University of New York, Oneonta

This text follows a natural order, is engaging, pedagogically sound, and acknowledges the way students learn and apply increasingly complex grammatic structures. The exercises are clearly presented and challenge the students to apply the structures they have reviewed. Gustavo Arango, State University of New York, Oneonta I absolutely love this book! It can be used at the high school as well as at the college level. The incorporation of culture and art with the teaching of grammar in context make this a very useful and interesting book. The articles about different cities and linguistic features are fascinating. Patricia Smith, Tufts University

"""This text follows a natural order, is engaging, pedagogically sound, and acknowledges the way students learn and apply increasingly complex grammatic structures. The exercises are clearly presented and challenge the students to apply the structures they have reviewed."" —Gustavo Arango, State University of New York, Oneonta ""I absolutely love this book! It can be used at the high school as well as at the college level. The incorporation of culture and art with the teaching of grammar in context make this a very useful and interesting book. The articles about different cities and linguistic features are fascinating."" —Patricia Smith, Tufts University"

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Margarita Sánchez is professor of Spanish, and Katica Urbanc a professor of Spanish and French, at Wagner College. They are co-authors of Retratos: Arte y cultura en Latinoamérica y España (Hackett Publishing, 2017). Pablo Pintado-Casas is a professor at Kean University, where he teaches a variety of courses in linguistics, contemporary Spanish literature and culture. Enrique Yepes is former Associate Professor of Spanish and Latin American Studies at Bowdoin. Jacobo Isaza is a student of José Antonio Suárez, a renowned Colombian artist.

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