Intermediate through Advanced Featuring topic overviews, hundreds of practice questions, and self-evaluation keys, Test Yourself: French Grammar prepares students to answer standardized test questions correctly, with maximum comprehension. Each chapter includes four steps to language success: Brief Yourself, Test Yourself, Check Yourself, and Grade Yourself, which provide self-evaluation and identification of areas needing work
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a whole LOT of exercices for the price,
By prof sophie (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Test Yourself: French Grammar (Paperback)
I am one of those traditional learner/teacher who needs a lot of repetitive practice of the same exercice. It both reasures the student and reinforces the knowledge. This book is excatly what I love: a lot of exercices, it has the answers so that the student can check at home, and very well explained grammar points (in English). A plus: it's pretty cheap, for all that it offers. It's the one book I recommend to my students, whether they are college students (the book is supposed to prepare you for your next quiz, midterm or final) or just learning for pleasure as the majority of you. (If you are buying the book, be aware of one typo, page 46, very last verb: revenir --> revenue. That is the only drawback I could find)
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The French present indicative is used, very much like its English counterpart, to express: (1) a permanent or habitual action; (2) events taking place in the present or in the near future. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Brief Yourself, Check Yourself, Test Yourself, New York, Tour Eiffel, French Grammar, Victor Hugo, Buttes Chaumont, Jean de Florette, Daniel Pennac, Los Angeles, Mona Lisa, Prix Goncourt New!
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The French present indicative is used, very much like its English counterpart, to express: (1) a permanent or habitual action; (2) events taking place in the present or in the near future. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Brief Yourself, Check Yourself, Test Yourself, New York, Tour Eiffel, French Grammar, Victor Hugo, Buttes Chaumont, Jean de Florette, Daniel Pennac, Los Angeles, Mona Lisa, Prix Goncourt New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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