Reseña

This book presents an approach oriented to the aesthetics and ontology of the grammar of the Spanish language, particularly the Spanish used in Mexico. It is aimed at English-speaking students who seek to improve their understanding of the Spanish language, for which a series of examples organized by key grammar elements are shown, in which it is compared how the idea is modified with the use of one element or another. This first volume covers the key prepositions, articles, and pronouns that make thinking in Spanish seem complex compared to the English language.