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Guest 30th Apr 2009
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General comments: Margarita Madrigal, Madrigals Magic Key to Spanish is very creative and insightful
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Guest 1st May 2008
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I love this book! I have had it for years and even bought a second copy! Best book for teaching yourself Spanish! It explains things in simple and easy to understand terms. It is still THE book that I go to for review! Really no bad points, except that new words that are popular now will not be covered it it.- Read Guest's review (61 words)
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Margarita Madrigal, Madrigal's Magic Key to Spanish - Here's the first paragraph from Chapter 3. "Ordinarily, the present tense is taught first because it comes first in the order of the language. But I feel that the past tense will be more useful to you...You will be able to tell what you did and saw and how it impressed you. 'I did' this or that is the beginning of a story, whereas 'I do' thus and such is apt to stop you cold. 'I eat a lot' can only be followed by a few unpleasant remarks, but ...- Read Josh of Seattle's review (254 words)
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Margarita Madrigal, Madrigal's Magic Key to Spanish - 1. Lightening Vocab building through cognates
2. Ease into verbs via attacking pret rito (simple past) first. It is more useful than the "baby talk" present tense and has fewer irregularities.
3. Vocab & structures chosen are useful, practical, necessary items.
4. Self-testing measures progress as well as motivate.
5. A classic!!!- Read Leogirard's review (107 words)





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