Medical Spanish and Spanish Grammar Review

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This podcast was María's idea. She thought of it when we were preparing a Cultural Competency talk for the Concordia Language Village Seminar: Spanish for Health Care Professionals. (For more info on this wonderful course, check out the link.) And just today someone requested: "Medical Spanish for the Front Office."

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A New Reference Grammar of Modern Spanish author: John Butt,Carmen Benjamin asin: 0071440496

Hope you enjoyed this podcast. Thanks to Dan and Tavo for getting the topic started. And maybe we'll hear from them again soon. In studying the imperfect and the preterite I discovered that much of the time, either one can be used. Often the difference just leads to a subtle change in meaning which really doesn't matter that much. So when it's not obvious which to use, don't worry to much. You're probably okay either way.

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