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Comic Mnemonics for Spanish Verbs by Jim Sarris Fun, Different Way - Good For Boys! At last! A book to help you, the beginning/struggling Spanish student, learn verbs quicker, remember them longer, and have instant access to their conjugations in the present and past tenses. * Through the use of mnemonic phrases and comic visuals, youll spend less time studying verbs and have more success recalling them. * With the conjugations of the present and past tense of each verb presented on the same page, youll locate the form you need when you need it. Plus, * A full grammar review of the present and past tense given at the end. Youll use this book for more than memorizing verbs. * Practice exercises (answers provided) that put your knowledge of conjugations to the test. * Three easy ways to review verbs when you need to. For teachers, our web site will show you how others have successfully used Comic Mnemonics in the classroom. This little book was a great reference for my introduction to Spanish class. It presents 100 of the most common Spanish verbs in an alphabetical format. Each verb has a comic strip/cartoon which will help you remember the meaning of the verb by using the methods of mnemonics and association with the equivalent word in English. For example, the Spanish word mirar means to look at, so the cartoon shows a person looking in a mirror with the caption: Roger looks at the MIRROR. Another example is the word cantar which means to sing. The cartoon shows a boy singing on a stage with those in the audience covering their ears. The caption is: Bing CANT sing. Also gastar means to spend. The comic shows a lady purchasing gas and the caption says: Mama Cass spends too much on GAS, and so on and so forth for the other 97 verbs. While this method may seem silly to some people, it is also unforgettable and therefore an effective way to remember. Another plus is that the verb conjugations in the present and preterite tenses are listed below the comic strips and a small exercise with it usage on the next page. Going by my nieces enthusiasm about this book, teenagers taking highschool Spanish will love it too. If you enjoy this method, youll probaby like Spanish by Association by Michael Gruneberg too. However, it doesnt have the cartoons like Comic Mnemonics but it includes nouns as well as verbs. For More 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price: Comic Mnemonics for Spanish Verbs by Jim Sarris - 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price!