Spanish Grammar: a QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide Pamphlet – December 31, 2012

The media could not be loaded. There are a lot of reasons why I really like this chart:- It is priced very economically.- Since it’s a chart - as opposed to a book – it’s very light-weight. Which means you can easily put it in your backpack if you’re a student or a backpacker. And if you’re traveler you can just pack it in your carry-on luggage.What I like most about this chart is that does a very thorough job covering Spanish grammar. It covers so many topics. Including:1. The alphabet2. Numbers, both cardinal and ordinal numbers3. Rules of Stress4. Articles5. Nouns6. Adverbs7. Adjectives8. Prepositions9. Pronouns10. Spanish verbs, including the Spanish verbs “ser “ and “estar” – and also the Spanish verb “gustar”This chart even teaches you how to conjugate Spanish verbs in different tenses, such as, the present tense, the future tense, the past tense, and even the subjunctive. If you’re a student and you’re looking for a compact but comprehensive study guide to prepare for an exam, you’ll love this chart. If you have any questions about this chart, please post your questions below and I will do my best to answer your questions.In closing, I’ll leave you with the 3 learning-Spanish resources which are currently my favorites. (My list of favoriteschanges from time to time):1. 501 Spanish Verbs (501 Verb Series) If you think you can accomplish fluency in Spanish as an adult without mastering conjugating Spanish verbs, you are only fooling yourself. This book is an absolute essential resource for learning how to conjugate Spanish verbs. It will show you how to conjugate every Spanish verb tense imaginable. This is my number 1 resource for learning Spanish and the version I have also includes a bonus CD which teaches both regular verbs and irregular verbs.2. Accelerated Spanish: Learn fluent Spanish with a proven accelerated learning system is my favorite learning Spanish paperback book and that is because it does double duty. It has taught me numerous Spanish-learning hacks. And I have also learned countless techniques to enhance my memory. Not only am I able to use these techniques to remember all the vocabulary and grammar I learn when studying a foreign language, but I can also use the techniques to effectively remember anything, from small, minute daily tasks to insights that can have an everlasting impact.3. Learn Beginner Spanish Bundle: The Ultimate Spanish for Beginners Bundle: Lessons 1 to 30: From the Original Learning Spanish like Crazy Level 1 One thing that stands out about this audio program is the style of teaching used. The teaching style is very reciprocal or mutually dependent on the instructor and the student. This allows the student to not only listen but also to participate. But what appeals to me most is that there is a major emphasis on everyday, conversational Spanish unlike the Spanish taught in most audio programs which teach more academic or formal Spanish. I am also impressed with the bonus package which allows you to attend a free, live, interactive monthly Webinar taught by a Spanish teacher from Colombia. Besides the beginner program, there is an intermediate version: Learn Intermediate Spanish Bundle: The Ultimate Learning Intermediate Spanish Bundle: Lessons 31 to 60 from Learning Spanish Like Crazy Level Two There is also a version for advanced students: Learn Advanced Spanish Bundle: Includes Both New Version & Original Version of Learning Spanish Like Crazy Level Three: The Ultimate Learning Advanced Spanish Bundle

Yes, as some reviewers claim, the print is small, but it's worth it because it allows a ton of information to be packed into a few pages. I consider myself to be pretty fluent in Spanish, so I was surprised at the number of things I wasn't aware of.This isn't an alternative to a Spanish grammar book, but I would highly recommend it for anyone who's trying to improve their Spanish.

Great learning tool.

I’m sure the information on this particular learning product is amazing. There is a lot of information on these pages. However, I am old and even with my glasses I cannot read them. I had hoped that this would help me speak with the Spanish speakers that I work with. Alas, I must find something with larger print.

grammatically well organized, easy to read, laminated trifold, handy to travel with. some reviewers have complained that the type is too small but I can see it fine. no holes punched as complained in other reviews.

Got this in addition to Madrigal's Magic Key to Spanish book for the purpose of learning to be able to understand and hopefully speak with our Spanish speaking inlaws due to our language barriers. So I'm hoping this will help to at least somewhat bridge that gap, as I feel ashamed that I can't interpret what they're saying, and I have nothing to respond with, and I just nod my head and smile..... completely lost as to what was just said to or possibly asked of me lol

The media could not be loaded. I love this pamphlet! Lots of topics & condensed info.- The Alphabet- Cardinals- Ordinals- Rules of Stress- Syllabification- Capitalization- Articles- Nouns- Adverbs- Comparatives & Superlatives- Prepositions- Adjectives- Pronouns- Verbs- Indicative Mood (Present, Past, Future & Conditional, Perfect, Progressive)- Subjunctive (Present, Past, Use of Subjunctive, Sequence of Tenses)- Ser & Estar- Imperative Mood- Reflexive Verbs- GustarLots of info! I am in advanced Spanish and still look through this pamphlet often, including the basics like The Alphabet & the Ordinals. It's durable and covnenient with lots of good info.

Very helpful in class