Perro que habla no muerde Audiobook (Free)

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I know how tough it is to find good readings to understand a new vocabulary.

You don’t will often have a big vocabulary or are able to read long and complex sentences.

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A Spanish Book for Upper-Intermediates (B2) Both Fun & Easy

Perro que habla zero muerde is the book number 16 of the Spanish Books about Perro que habla no muerde Series. This Upper-Intermediate Spanish Reader is filled with useful expressions you need in everyday situations: greetings, requesting questions, talking to friends, etc. Whoever has an upper-intermediate control of speaking spanish can take advantage of this reserve. You should know conditionals, gerund, pluperfect and simple past tenses.

Jaime is a 6-year-old young man afraid of dogs. This year he’s beginning primary college and he really wants to make friends, but he’s very shy. To create things worse, there are a son at college who begins bullying him right from the initial week. Can he be capable of geting rid of his fears and prevent the bully?

Why Spanish Books

-Short sentences

-Short chapters

-Easy vocabulary

-Simple grammar

-Everyday dialogues

An Upper-Intermediate (B2) Spanish Reader in Basic Spanish.

From the First Chapter:

Cuando llega un domingo Jaime ha sido el niño más feliz del mundo. Los domingos siempre vehicle a la plaza. Todos los domingos del año, a menos que llueva o haya tormenta. Por lo general truck a la plaza alrededor de las 3pm. Mientras sus padres están sentados a la sombra, Jaime se divierte con los juegos de la plaza. Em funcao de que no le haga daño un sol sus padres le ponen un protector solar fuerte. Jaime se queda jugando durante una o dos horas. Si fuera por él podría vivir en la plaza. Más de una vez le dijo a sus padres: “Podría hacer una casa de madera en un árbol, y vengo a vivir aquí los fines de semana. ¿Qué les parece?”.