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1. StudySpanish. (1997). Retrieved August 5, 2010, from www.StudySpanish.com: []

StudySpanish is a site which contains several written lessons, quizzes, tests and oral components on different grammar concepts. It is very resourceful in teaching the Subjunctive Mood because it gives various examples and explanations which can assist you with helping your students grasp and finally master this concept.

2. Lemon, D. (1996). DRLemon. Retrieved August 5, 2010, from drlemon.net: []

DRLemon is a web site provided by a Spanish Professor, Deborah Lemon, who offers grammar note pages and mini game quizzes which are very informative and effective. The grammar note pages are very detailed, colorful, and they contain great mnemonic devices, such as, acronyms and picture associations. This will specifically help with teaching your students the Subjunctive Mood because there are so many rules and aspects to this concept.

// *****Learning a new language can be difficult, challenging, and even overwhelming at times. Here are some useful sites, which I have personally used and still use, that can help ease your journey to mastering a new language.***** // **General Resourceful Sites**

1. Spanishdict.com is a Spanish dictionary which allows you to conjugate verbs, use flashcards to practice vocabulary, read and participate in forum discussions for further explanations of words or idiomatic expressions, and translate single English or Spanish words, phrases, or even sentences.

2. Wordreference.com is a multilingual dictionary which allows you to conjugate verbs, read and participate in forum discussions for further explanations of words or idiomatic expressions, and translate single words, phrases, or even sentences in several different languages.