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Learn in Your Car: Spanish Level 3
Learn in Your Car: Spanish Level 3
Henry N. Raymond
released January 1, 2006
genre: Spoken Word
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Introduction
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Lesson 74: The Verb "Estar" (Future Tense)
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Lesson 75: The Verb "Ser" (Future Tense)
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Lesson 76: The Verb "Tener" (Future Tense)
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Lesson 77: The Future Tense with Regular Verbs
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Lesson 78: Some Irregular Future Verb Stems
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Lesson 79: The Days of the Week
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Lesson 80: Months of the Year
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Lesson 81: At the Doctor's Office
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Lesson 82: At the Dinner Table
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Lesson 83: Reflexive Verbs
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Lesson 84: Reciprocal Constructions
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Lesson 85: Pronominal Verbs
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Lesson 86: Reflexive and Pronominal Verbs (Negative)
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Lesson 87: Colors
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Lesson 88: Ordinal Numbers
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Lesson 89: Technology Today
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Lesson 90: More Computer Vocabulary
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Lesson 91: Technology in Action
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Lesson 92: Sentences and Phrases About Money
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Lesson 93: The Weather and Certain Verbs
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Lesson 94: Phrases and Sentences About Motion
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Lesson 95: The Verb "To Have" in Idiomatic Expressions
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Lesson 96: Stem-Changing Verbs - First Group: e to ie
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Lesson 97: Stem-Changing Verbs - Second Group: o to ue
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Lesson 98: Third Group of Stem-Changing Verbs: e to i
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Lesson 99: Expressions of Obligation
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Lesson 100: Constructions of Verbs - Like Gustar
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Lesson 101: Two Ways to Express Knowledge - Saber vs. Conocer
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Lesson 102: To Ask vs. to Ask for
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Lesson 103: The Present Perfect
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Lesson 104: The Verb Hacer, To Measure Time
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Lesson 105: The Imperative Mode-Commands with Regular Verbs
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Lesson 106: Imperatives with Stem Changes
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Lesson 107: Common Irregular Verbs in the Imperative
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Lesson 108: Comparisons of Equality
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Lesson 109: Comparisons the Inequality and the Superlative
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Lesson 110: The Present Subjunctive of Regular Verbs
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Lesson 111: The Present Subjunctive of Irregular Verbs
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Lesson 112: The Indicative vs. the Subjunctive
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Lesson 113: Affirmative vs. Negative Words
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Lesson 114: The Conditional Mode
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Lesson 115: Two Ways to Say For
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