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Puntos de partida: An Invitation to Spanish Student Edition w/ Online Learning Center Bind-in card, 7th Edition
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Additional Puntos de partida: An Invitation to Spanish Student Edition w/ Online Learning Center Bind-in card, 7th Edition Information
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As the best-selling introductory Spanish textbook in the United States, Puntos de partida has long been a favorite of instructors across the country. For this new edition, the authors and editors of Puntos have turned to those very instructors to help formulate a plan that would respond to the needs of a changing discipline. We reached out to more than 160 students and instructors across the country, and the result is a thoroughly revised edition both in appearance and content. Puntos continues to provide the solid foundation in communicative language development that has become its hallmark. At the same time, instructor and student feedback have guided the development of the seventh edition in ways that enrich this foundation even more, and also bring to the materials a number of other important and exciting changes.
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What Customers Say About Puntos de partida: An Invitation to Spanish Student Edition w/ Online Learning Center Bind-in card, 7th Edition:
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I received my used book within days in excellent condition.Thanks,Queen Kong
There is no way I could've gotten this textbook in a store in this condition at this good of price. Everything was as described, and it was a very easy process to work with. This book was in excellent condition. I also received it in a very timely manner.
Only powerful in a class setting. Good book. Definitely assumes that the user has some spanish exposure.
I will shop again when I need more books. Thanks. This was a great purchase. The textbook is in great shape, arrived promptly and cost almost 1/4 of what I would have paid new.
My criticism is that I am often reading words that are not defined in the book and without a native speaker next to me I wouldn't know what I was reading. It's a decent book and the presentations and practice sentences are well organized. Of course a Spanish/English dictionary would fix this problem, I was use to language texts that provided everything you needed in the book when I learned Japanese. I picked this up to learn Spanish over the summer. I'm pretty good with languages but if my girlfriend didn't speak Spanish as a native, it'd be a little frustrating to learn from only the book.
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