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Practising French Grammar: A Workbook (A Hodder Arnold Publication)

Practising French Grammar: A Workbook (A Hodder Arnold Publication)

by Dr Roger Hawkins (Author), Dr Roger Hawkins (Author), Roger Hawkins (Author), Richard Towell (Author), Marie-Noëlle Lamy (Author), Marie-Noelle Lamy (Author)

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    Paperback 1997

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Synopsis

The revised edition of "Practising French Grammar" offers a set of varied and accessible exercises for developing a greater practical awareness of the language. It has been updated and is the ideal companion volume to the new edition of the widely acclaimed "French Grammar and Usage" by Roger Hawkins and Richard Towell, but can be used by anyone wishing to improve their proficiency in French. The numbering and organisation has been amended to match that of the main grammar, and it features lively texts and activities, as well as jokes and cartoons, helping students to expand their vocabulary, and their ability to speak French. For use both in classwork and by independent learners, the 'Workbook' provides summaries of key grammatical points at the beginning of each exercise, as well as model answers to the exercises and translations of difficult words.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 268
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Routledge
Published: 01 Aug 1997
ISBN 10: 0340598301
ISBN 13: 9780340598306

Media Reviews
...presents a remarkably varied suite of exercises...
FS LIII

I know of no other bread 'n' butter grammar book that tackles grammar so clearly and so effectively. Uncluttered by jargon and not riddled with exceptions, it has a plain message for all advanced learners of French.
Alan Smalley, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
Author Bio
Roger Hawkins is Professor of Language and Linguistics at the University of Essex. Richard Towell is Professor of French Applied Linguistics at the University of Salford and a past President of the Association of French Language Studies. Marie-NoA lle Lamy is Professor of Distance Language Learning at the Open University.