Practice Makes Perfect Spanish Verb Tenses

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It is a huge honor to have a course book go into its subsequent version, since it implies

that the book has done its expected activity well. Th us, my fi rst much gratitude goes to the numerous understudies who utilized the fi rst version that this subsequent release was

required. I would be delinquent not to recognize again those people who were instrumental in the readiness of the fi rst release: Gilmore T. Schjeldahl, Lola Lorenzo, Joe

Th urston, Curt Roy, Mary Monn, Karen Muller, Carlos Badessich, Susana Blanco Iglesias, Tim Rogus, and Elizabeth Millán. Th e commitments that they made quite a long while

prior live on and keep on moving incalculable understudies—and particularly me. I express gratitude toward them

all once more (and over and over … ).

Setting up this subsequent release has been more a performance demonstration—due in no little part to

the earlier help of those referenced above—yet one difficult to execute without

Marisa L’Heureux at McGraw-Hill, who got my fi les in working request; Terry

Yokota and Dan Franklin, the astounding typographers who composed the pages and

made them wonderful; and Christopher Brown, Publisher for Foreign Languages at

McGraw-Hill. Christopher has been my manager and companion for a long time.