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Farris Furman Anderson
SPLING 406
Seattle Campus
Problems of Spanish grammar. Differences from English grammar. Techniques for the effective teaching of Spanish. Prerequisite: either SPAN 303, SPAN 316 or 330; SPAN 323. Offered: jointly with SPAN 406; AWSp.
Class description
Winter 2001 - Reviews perennial problems of Spanish grammar and explores subtleties not, adequately treated in the first three years of Spanish study. Considers differences between structures of English and Spanish, as well as techniques for the effective teaching of Spanish to English-speaking natives. Thorough treatment of specific problems of Spanish grammar, including adjective placement, copulative verbs, tense and aspect, and subordination. Intended primarily for graduate students, but also open to undergraduates who have completed SPAN 303 and 323. Taught in Spanish and English.
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