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Unforgettable French: Memory Tricks to Help You Learn and Remember French Grammar

Unforgettable French: Memory Tricks to Help You Learn and Remember French Grammar

by Frank Endersby (Illustrator), SarahWimperis (Illustrator), Maria Rice - Jones (Author)

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    Paperback 2010

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Synopsis

Unforgettable French uses tried-and-tested memory tricks based on sound and idea associations to teach and reinforce major points of French grammar from the basics up to GCSE level, to learners of all ages. Unforgettable French is full of tried-and-tested memory tricks based on sound and idea associations to help you to engage your memory and remember key grammatical points. Using memory tricks to explain the

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 90
 Publisher: Brilliant Publications
Published: 20 Feb 2010
ISBN 10: 1905780540
ISBN 13: 9781905780549

Author Bio
Maria Rice-Jones is a French language teacher, Maria knows that to achieve tangible results requires pupils to be motivated, confident and efficient learners. In her books Unforgettable French and Hexagonie, she shows you how to make this happen. Unforgettable French uses memory tricks to teach and reinforce major points of French grammar from the basics up to GCSE levels, to learners of all ages. The memory tricks are based on sound and idea associations and will help to you to engage your memory and remember key grammatical points. Hexagonie is a scheme for introducing French to primary and lower secondary pupils, based on Maria's method. Its systematic, but flexible format is suitable for both non-specialist and specialist teachers. Maria Rice-Jones is a French national with a Masters Degree in Modern Languages from the Sorbonne University in Paris. Since 1990, she has taught French to students of primary level and above in Paris, Milan and London. Maria has been developing, trialing and testing her method for many years for use in her own classroom. It has now been formalized as a book at the encouragement of her pupils and colleagues.