The Big Red Book of Spanish Verbs, Second Edition Book

Become a Spanish verb virtuoso with this unbeatable reference!The Big Red Book of Spanish Verbs is the most comprehensive resource available for learning and mastering Spanish verbs. Designed for beginning through advanced learners, this indispensable guide will help you conjugate verbs with ease, enabling you to communicate in Spanish confidently.Inside you will find:555 fully conjugated verbs, listed alphabetically More than 5,000 example sentences with mini-dialogsNumerous contextual examples for each verb The Top 50 verbs, with clearly distinguished range of usage More than 2,300 verbs cross-referenced to conjugation models A handy guide to deciphering irregular verb formsGet a feeling for the many senses of llevar, just one example of the comprehensive coverage you get in The Big Red Book of Spanish Verbs:to take / to carry¿Me llevas de compras? Will you take me shopping?Si tú llevas todos los paquetes. If you carry all the packages.to leadLlevan una vida muy emocionante. They lead a very exciting life.to take timeEl proyecto llevará mucho tiempo. The project will take a lot of time.llevar + gerund to have been doing somethingLlevan un mes haciendo la encuesta. They've been doing the survey for a month.to wearMiguel llevaba una corbata roja. Miguel wore a red tie.to haveEsta torta lleva vainilla, ¿no? This cake has vanilla in it, doesn't it?to run, manage / to accomplishLa junta lleva la empresa con gran éxito. The board runs the company very successfully.Sí, han llevado a cabo todos sus objetivos. Yes, they've accomplished all their goals.llevarseto get along with¿Se llevan bien o mal? Do they get along well or badly?Se llevan como perro y gato. They fight like cats and dogs.

The Big Red Book of Spanish Verbs, Second Edition : Paperback : McGraw-Hill Education - Europe : 9780071591539 : 0071591532 : 22 Oct 2008 : Includes 555 fully conjugated Spanish verbs, idioms and expressions for these verbs, extended usage examples for the Top 50 verbs, 2,500-plus verbs cross-referenced to conjugation models, and more.

Ronni L. Gordon, David M. Stillman