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Spanish Verb Conjugation Made Easy:

Whether a student or traveler, "501 Spanish Verbs" will make it easier for you to conjugate the many verbs associated with this Romance language. Just like many Romance languages, there are many tenses to memorize, however with the alphabetical, easy-to-use style author Christopher Kendris has used, conjugating Spanish verbs is as easy as 1-2-3.

Similar to "501 Portuguese Verbs," the book also contains short phrases commonly used in Spanish-speaking countries such as Spain and Mexico. The reader needs to... more info

501 is the way to go!:

501 Spanish Verbs is an invaluable tool for anyone studying Spanish. I bought it half way through Spanish I and am continuing to use it through Spanish IV AP. I'll probably use it into college .The beauty of 501 is how clear and concise it is. Whenever I have doubts about a conjugation, I just flip to the verb and there's an easy-to-read table with the verb conjugated in all tenses. The consistant format makes this a no hassle book, as any excellant reference should be. In addition, there are cross... more info

A classic for Spanish students of all levels:

(By Edward Trimnell, author of "Why You Need a Foreign Language & How to Learn One," ISBN:1591133343)

Let's face it: the verb conjugations are probably the most difficult aspect of learning Spanish.

Spanish vocabulary isn't that difficult for most native English speakers, and Spanish phonetics are mercifully forgiving when compared to French, Russian, or just about any other language. The challenge arrives when you try to master the ins and outs of the Spanish subjunctive, preterit, and compound... more info

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