Spanish phrase book Latin Amer

This phrase book deals with Latin American Spanish dialect used in Latin America.
The front half of this booklet works as a handy phrase book with over 1000 words and 500 useful phrases read word for word English to Spanish in small sections.
The back half deals with grammar, along with short summaries from the accompanying textbook for quick easy access when out in social situations.
Learn to speak by listening or reading and memorizing the words in your house, car, work or on those long bus rides or train rides.
This program uses simple to understand terminology with useful examples in most situations.
This pocket-size booklet will be a valuable asset went out and about.
Now each of the phrase book section has 46 audio files that can be streamed to practice pronunciation.
Phrase sections include:

Numbers
Essentials
Alphabetic
Introductions and formalities
Small talk
Who, what, when, where? which? how?
Why?, can I?, can you?, could I?
Do you have?, I have
In the hotel
Directions
Colors
Time and when
Opposites
Photos
Entertainment and dating.
Shopping
Descriptions
Telling the time
Whether/climate
In the house
The body
Family
Health and ailments
Clothes and accessories
Places
Occupations
Materials
Animals
The car
Expressions
Food/kitchen
Useful phrases
Vocabulary
Useful words

The back half deals with grammar, including short summaries of different tenses, with short explanations and examples for each tense. All tenses are color-coded to avoid confusion with complex English terminology.
Examples include
How to conjugate a verb.
Present tense
Present progressive
Past tense (Preterite) Past tense (Imperfect indicative)
Past tense (Present perfect)
Past tense (Conditional perfect)
Future tense:
The back half of the booklet also deals with various useful grammar. Topics include:

Accents.
The.
a/an.
Subject pronouns.
Expressing possession.
This/that.
To want/would like.
To like/love.
To me.
To have just.....
I think/it seems.
To look like/similar to.
More..... than/better......... than.
Changes in state.
And/or/but.
There is/was/will be.
To know .
Ago.
For
To be

Also includes an extensive verb list