Titlebook: Breakthrough Spanish; Sandra María Truscott,José Escribano,Brian Hill (P Textbook 1996Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 gra

Alienated

事情

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-61821-0st in confidence (because you will understand it so much more easily) but you will maintain the language you have already learned. Material learned early in the course is just as useful on an everyday basis as is the more difficult language you will learn later on.

FUSE

Making Sense of Natural Disastersender. You need to develop your comprehension strategies for both reading and listening because, however well you get to know Spanish, there will always be words and phrases that you come across for the first time.

跟隨

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-5481-6ny words in Spanish and English are related. If there is no obvious connection – invent one! If you can’t remember the word piso for example, imagine entering a flat and seeing hundreds of cans of peas – and oh! how surprised you are! Often the sillier and more extravagant the image, the more you are likely to remember.

accrete

繼而發(fā)生

jocular

No right turn,st in confidence (because you will understand it so much more easily) but you will maintain the language you have already learned. Material learned early in the course is just as useful on an everyday basis as is the more difficult language you will learn later on.

單調(diào)性

Offbeat

都相信我的話

,Table talk …,try to spend just ten or fifteen minutes a day in study. ‘Little and often’ is much more likely to maintain your interest. Go out to a tapas bar or a Latin American restaurant and try ordering your meal in Spanish. This will show you that your hours of study . paying off and encourage you to continue learning.