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French in 32 Lessons,
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This review is from: French in 32 Lessons (Gimmick Series) (Paperback)
I found this book in my local library and decided that I just had to have it! Where else does one search but at Amazon.com ... and there it was! I'm not a beginner in speaking French, but I found that there were plenty of opportunities to brush up on grammar points that I had half forgotten. I'll be recommending it to my students as a useful tool to have on hand.
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Revisit the indicative mood,
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This review is from: French in 32 Lessons (Gimmick Series) (Paperback)
If you forget your high-school French, this book will remind you of the vocabulary you had and you will get comfortable making certain set types of sentences.But you will not get le plus-que-parfait du subjonctif from this book, and if you want to review for college, or in college, you ought to count on getting a more traditional book soon after hhis.There is at least one misprint in the French, and some impolite expressions are mentioned along the way.
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This review is from: French in 32 Lessons (Gimmick Series) (Paperback)
This book is indeed, like the name implies, split into 32 sections/lessons. But don't let that low number fool you, it covers a fair amount of important subjects in French that other books may miss and will help you a lot with grammar. However, I would like to point out that this is intended for beginners -- but not complete beginners. To understand this you will need to have a basic grasp of French. You will begin with easy lessons at first, and then move on to topics that are a bit more advanced. The lessons generally consist of: a list of phrases with translations, questions that require translation (answers at back), and a review of related vocabulary. They are very effective when you participate and practice writing like recommended. I recommend this book for anyone trying to learn French. This in addition to a dual language dictionary, Cliffs Notes, and other materials. Now, you might note that I haven't given this book 5 stars, and the reason for that is because there are a few small mistakes in this book. As well it does not contain pronunciations, which some people may need.
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French in 32 Lessons (Gimmick Series) by Claire Bechet (Paperback - June 1984)
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