Spanish Short Stories For Intermediate Level: Volume 2, Acquire Spanish With Short Stories, 20 Easy Spanish Short Stories For Intermediates. Learn ... (The Journey to Fluency) (Spanish Edition)

If you want to acquire Spanish naturally, then keep reading... For several years, professors imposed traditional teaching techniques, teaching grammar, and endless pronunciation rules – and it's still a working method. Every effort is made to interpret the language correctly. But recent studies show that the average language student completely forgets grammar after a few weeks. "It is easier to stop and explain a grammatical structure but it doesn’t help the students acquire the language." - Denise Cabanel-Bleuer, Professor of Spanish, Orange Coast College. The State Department of the United States has created a list of languages with their corresponding difficulty level and the approximate time it will take a Native English speaker to acquire each language. In the first level, we find the easiest language to acquire, and it is Spanish, with only 575-600 hours in total. In this book you will find: 20 fun and easy-to-read stories (For Intermediate Level) written in Spanish by native Spanish speakers, without focusing on a specific dialect or country, written with general Spanish so you can acquire as many words as possible. The stories are written in a way any adult or child can understand. Each story has a corresponding summary, written in both languages, (Spanish/English), then there is a series of simple questions about the story. So, if you want to Acquire Spanish now, then scroll up and click the Add to Cart Button!
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