501 Spanish Verbs by Christopher Kendris, Theodore Kendris, Theodore N. Kendris (2007)

I ordered this book for a college class. It was brand new and offered at a terrific price. How can you do any better than that?

I am taking spanish, I like this book because all the forms of a verb can be easily found, the verbs can change drastically in different tenses so this is a good source to find the meaning of a verb in another tense

Excelent study guide for people like me who need to get verb usage and tense down pact before I expect to ever speak Spanish intelligently and fluently.

This must be the best book for learning spanish ever. I'm a beginner but, to me, it is sure has the most complete explanations I've ever seen in one book. I bought about 6 books and this is the one I'm using the most. It's not as much of a "workbook" as others but its the best reference book I know of.