On the Move!: Spanish Grammar for Everyday Situations

Katica Urbanc · Margarita M. Sanchez

2019. g. nov. · Hackett Publishing

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"On the Move! Spanish Grammar for Everyday Situations is accurate, engaging, and pedagogically sound. The authors provide concise explanations of complex grammar and incorporate them into chapters organized by the presentation of cultural material relevant to major cities throughout the Spanish-speaking world. This is an innovative approach to teaching grammar in context that will be far more engaging for students than the dry, abstract, and lengthy explanations that one finds in other textbooks. . . . The approach is consistent with content-based teaching and compatible with expectations for the abilities of intermediate-level learners as described by ACTFL Proficiency Standards.”
—Juliet Lynd, Illinois State University

Features include: A unifying theme of travel offers students the opportunity to develop their grammatical skills in context through the exploration of life and culture in twelve Spanish-speaking citiesEighty original full-color artworks provide panoramic views of each city as well as colorfuldrawings on which are based a wide variety of exercises Brief audio recordings, streaming freely online, allow students to hear for themselves regional differences in accents, intonations, and linguistic variations Text selections showcase both classic and new voices, including such authors as Gabriel García Márquez, Laura Freixas, José María Arguedas, Elizabeth Acevedo, and many others.

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Margarita Sánchez is professor of Spanish, and Katica Urbanc a professor of Spanish and French, at Wagner College. They are co-authors of Retratos: Arte y cultura en Latinoamérica y España (Hackett Publishing, 2017). Pablo Pintado-Casas is a professor at Kean University, where he teaches a variety of courses in linguistics, contemporary Spanish literature and culture. Enrique Yepes is former Associate Professor of Spanish and Latin American Studies at Bowdoin. Jacobo Isaza is a student of José Antonio Suárez, a renowned Colombian artist.