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The Nueva gramática de uso de la lengua española (A new guide to Spanish grammar) is a language learning manual designed to achieve level A1-A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

This book is characterized by a cognitive approach to language and is organized to ensure an educational progression. It is divided into units developed on two-facing pages: contents are presented on the left, with clear theoretical explanations while, on the right, various types of exercises are provided relating to the topics which have just been covered.

Students are helped in their studies by the inclusion of numerous infographics which foster the visual learning of some major aspects of the language.

Particular care is devoted to the different varieties of the Spanish language and to correcting the most common mistakes made by Italian speakers.

At the end of the book, there are the solutions to all the exercises. There are also Mp3 audio tracks.

This is a workbook that allows you to independently practice Italian grammar topics, selectedon the basis of usefulness and adapted to the needs of foreign students.

Perfect for self-study and as a complement to classroom and home study, the book provides a wide and diverse range of exercises and short reading texts, divided by tiered grammar topics.

The book includes recap A1 and A2 level tests with keys, as well as a section where students can take words and expressions from the exercise book and translate them into their own language, thus creating their own personal dictionary.

The book explores the peculiarities of the English language in the field of tourism in all its promotional and professional aspects.

The rapid development of the supply and demand chain in the tourism industry has forced the industry to adapt; in order to sell the same product to different targets and in different markets, tourism organisations must develop different textual genres that present content in a linguistically appropriate and convincing manner. By examining actual tourism material, the book highlights how tourism discourse in English dynamically reflects new trends in society and is a form of multimodal and hypertext communication that delivers exciting descriptions of destinations and conveys the idea that tourists are solely responsible for their choices. Aimed primarily at university or master's degree students, the book also caters to researchers or scholars of sector-based languages.