Master Spanish grammar through hands-on exercises and practice, practice, practice!Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced Spanish Grammar helps you take your Spanish skills to the next level by targeting those key grammar points that may give you trouble. This reference/workbook guides you through each grammatical issue using concise, easy-to-understand language, helping you understand the nuances of the language and keeping you focused on achieving your goal of fluency.Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced Spanish Grammar puts you on the path to Spanish-language mastery with:? Dozens of exercises in formats suited to your learning style? Example sentences that illustrate and clarify each grammatical point? A detailed answer key for quick, easy progress checks? A review chapter, new to this edition, that tests your understanding of all topics covered in the bookMaster these tricky subjects:? The omission of subject pronouns ? Some/any and quantity determiners ? Spanish adjectives used as adverbs ? Problematic prepositions ? Constructions of advice, suggestion, possibility ? Tense changes in reported speech ? Common idiomatic constructions ? and much more

Master Spanish grammar through hands-on exercises and practice, practice, practice!Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced Spanish Grammar helps you take your Spanish skills to the next level by targeting those key grammar points that may give you trouble. This reference/workbook guides you through each grammatical issue using concise, easy-to-understand language, helping you understand the nuances of the language and keeping you focused on achieving your goal of fluency.Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced Spanish Grammar puts you on the path to Spanish-language mastery with:? Dozens of exercises in formats suited to your learning style? Example sentences that illustrate and clarify each grammatical point? A detailed answer key for quick, easy progress checks? A review chapter, new to this edition, that tests your understanding of all topics covered in the bookMaster these tricky subjects:? The omission of subject pronouns ? Some/any and quantity determiners ? Spanish adjectives used as adverbs ? Problematic prepositions ? Constructions of advice, suggestion, possibility ? Tense changes in reported speech ? Common idiomatic constructions ? and much more