Eduardo Zayas-Bazan Susan M. Bacon Jose B. Fernandez Humanities Spanish

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by Eduardo Zayas-Bazan,Susan M. Bacon,Jose B. Fernandez

ISBN: 0135702356
ISBN13: 978-0135702352
Language: Spanish
Publisher: Pearson College Div; Workbook edition (June 1, 1999)
Pages: 288
Category: Humanities
Subategory: Other

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Susan M. Bacon (P.

Susan M. Bacon (Ph. D. Ohio State University) is Professor Emerita of Spanish at the University of Cincinnati and former Director of UC International Programs where she promoted and supervised all education abroad for the University.

Eduardo Zayas-Bazán is a native of Camaguey, Cuba. Susan M.

Eduardo J. Zayas-Bazán, Emerita, University of Cincinnati. Susan Bacon, Emerita, University of Cincinnati. Jose B. Fernández, University of Central Florida. ISBN-13: 9780133989427. Online purchase price.

I purchased the Arriba:Communication y culture spanish book and workbook. The condition of the book was just as the seller said it would be. I had only one problem, it took a while for me to receive the book. Bacon earned her P. Zayas-Bazan. Eduardo Zayas-Bazán is a native of Camaguey, Cuba. She has taught at the University of Cincinnati since 1985 and is currently Professor of Spanish and Acting Director for the Institute for Global Studies and Affairs.

Eduardo Zayas-Bazán, José B. Fernández. Arriba: Comunicacion y Cultura (Unbound). ISBN: 0133989429 (ISBN13: 9780133989427). Published June 8th 2011 by Prentice Hall.

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Comments:

Samardenob

In good condition, would recommend it if needed for school. Just flip through the pages to make sure that there aren't any markings.

Androwyn

It would have been 5 if the other half of the book was in English

Thabel

this book is a disaster. the authors really did a sloppy job editing it, and having to shell out a hundred bucks for it only added insult to injury. very early on, all kinds of undefined vocabulary is thrown in, creating great confusion. an entire chapter on the verbs poner, salir, traer and ver, which was filled with details about conjugation and usage, somehow managed to leave out the DEFINITIONS of those words. information is introduced in a really fragmented way-- for instance, indirect pronouns are explained several chapters after direct pronouns; it would be much more logical to connect the two concepts. the polite command form is explained without even mentioning that it is really the subjunctive form until 100 pages later. it's as though you're in the CIA and information is given to you on a need to know basis, with no overview. the book is also filled with embarrassing, condescending cartoons that make one ashamed to open it on the subway. if any teacher is reading this, PLEASE use another book if you can.

Vivaral

If you like reading the following paragraph, you will love this book.

In constructions that use the infinitive or the present progressive forms, direct objects may either preceede the conjugated verb, or be attached to the infinitive or the present participle (-ndo). Note that when you attach the direct object pronoun to the -ndo form, a written accent is used on the vowel before -ndo.

Is it any wonder kids are turned off by school?

Here is another example.

The auxiliary verb haber agrees with the subject of the sentence. The past participle, however, is invariable when used in the perfect tense.

wow. What kind of fool teaches a language like this? Does the author really think that people remember these rules as they speak?

This author has a major love affair with grammatical rules. Rules, exception to rules, and then some more grammer rules.