Breaking the Barrier Spanish 3

[8FillTheHeart]

Has anyone used BtB's Advanced Spanish course? I am wondering if it can be done independently by someone who is fairly grounded in Spanish.

TIA!

[8FillTheHeart]

In case anyone else was interested........I spoke at length with the writer of the curriculum yesterday and he said that as long as the student did not require an audio for the course, it could be completed independently. Since my ds has already taken 2 1/2 yrs of Spanish with the last semester being completely conversational, I didn't think that would be a drawback for him.

Thought I'd share.

[matroyshka]

Not what you're asking about, but thought I'd share something I found for intermediate/advanced Spanish (at least the grammar review portion), which got rave reviews on Amazon.

Ultimate Spanish Review and Practice w/ CDROM (http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Spanish-Practice-Uitimate-Reference/dp/0071492151/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1234975082&sr=8-1)

This looks like a great, solid review of all the grammar portions, and it does include an audio portion on the CD - it's what I'm planning to use after Spanish Now! Level 2.

At a Spanish 3 level I'd also start to include a lot of reading of texts - original if possible but at the very least readers.