Spanish III - School of Continuing Education, University Of Wisconsin

	Spanish III
	For students who have completed Spanish II. Ideal for those who have completed 2-4 semesters of Spanish in the past, and want to refresh their knowledge of the subjunctive, imperfect and preterit tense. Learn to give advice, convey wishes, express doubt and certainty, and narrate and describe past events. The required textbook is used for Spanish III and IV. Required Textbook is: ¡ADELANTE! DOS, $75 Available only at: http://vhldirect.com/store/uwsce.htm For the online course, please select "Online Spanish" at the vh1direct website to ensure you receive the Adelante Dos textbook as well as the En Linea 2.0 component.
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	Tue.-Mon., Sept. 1-Nov. 30, 2009 Location: Online Instructor: To Be Announced Fee: $285 Program No. 8124-3072

	Fri-Wed., Jan. 1-June 30, 2010 Location: Online Instructor: To Be Announced Fee: $285 Program No. 8124-1003 Add To Registration Form Check Registration Form

	8 Mon., Jan. 25-Mar. 15, 2010 6-8:30pm Location: UWM School of Continuing Education Instructor: Karen Woelfle-Potter, M.B.A. Fee: $199 Program No. 8124-4045 Add To Registration Form Check Registration Form

	8 Wed., Apr. 14-June 9, 2010(No class June 2) 6-8:30pm Location: UWM School of Continuing Education Instructor: Richard Hallberg, M.A. Fee: $199 Program No. 8124-4046 Add To Registration Form Check Registration Form


	Spanish Conversation I Spanish Immersion Program in La Manzanilla, Mexico January 2010

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		Arts, Humanities & Science General Information, arts@uwm.edu, 414-227-3320

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