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Teach Yourself French Grammar

Reference

Adamson, Robin

Edelston, Brigitte

Foreign Language Study & Reference

McGraw=Hill

An easy-to-use learning resource for tackling French grammar Essential French Grammar consists of 18 units illustrating the various uses to which the language can be used--for example, giving instructions or talking about the recent past. All grammatical terms are explained in the glossary at the back of the book. Each unit contains exercises for readers to practice what they have learned, and there is a key at the back of the book for readers to check their answers.

Essential French Grammar: A Teach Yourself Guide (Teach Yourself: Reference)

Words, Language & Grammar

Le Francais En Faculte: Cours De Base

Hodder & Stoughton Educational Division

Substantially revised and updated, this is the third edition of a highly popular book which has been helping students for decades. It provides a sound base of linguistic competence upon which students can build with confidence. Comprises twelve thematic modules each including a relevant and contemporary text based on an aspect of French life and culture, associated exercises, and a section on grammar.

Le Francais en Faculte (French Edition)

Lang, Margaret

Coleman, James

Hare, Geoff

Lodge, Anthony

Wakely, Richard

Routledge

Substantially revised and updated, this is the third edition of a highly popular book which has been helping students for decades. It provides a sound base of linguistic competence upon which students can build with confidence. Comprises twelve thematic modules each including a relevant and contemporary text based on an aspect of French life and culture, associated exercises, and a section on grammar.

French Grammar You Really Need to Know Teach Yourself

French Grammar You Really Need to Know (Teach Yourself)

Teach Yourself

Why do the French defend their language so passionately? Can a world language like French really be in crisis? By tracing the long history of language defence in France and by examining the multiplicity of official and non-official defensive activities and attitudes, the book aims to answer these and other related questions. It looks at changing government policy, particularly the recent paradoxical shift from monolingualism to plurilingualism, and at what has motivated it. It analyses the work of the powerful government agencies and of the small but very vocal private defensive groups. The importance of the Internet is highlighted both by its extensive use in the research for the book and by an examination of its use by the language defenders. A European context is provided by comparisons with Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom. Finally, a look at various contemporary problems leads to a thought-provoking prognosis for this most strongly-defended of European languages.

The Defence of French: A Language in Crisis? (Multilingual Matters, 137)

Multilingual Matters

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Teach Yourself French Grammar

Essential French Grammar: A Teach Yourself Guide (Teach Yourself: Reference)

Le Francais En Faculte: Cours De Base

Le Francais en Faculte (French Edition)

Le Francais en Faculte (French Edition)

French Grammar You Really Need to Know (Teach Yourself)

The Defence of French: A Language in Crisis? (Multilingual Matters, 137)