French without toil [book and audio]
✍ Alphonse Chérel
📂 Library
📅 1957
🏛 Assimil
🌐 English
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Using French (Book + Audio)
✍ Scribed by Anthony Bulger; Jean-Loup Chérel
- Publisher
- Assimil France
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- French
- Leaves
- 350
- Category
- Library
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✦ Synopsis
Aimed at users with an existing knowledge of the French language, who want to reinforce a French course once taken, to build on classes attended or to follow on from French with Ease. It will enable users, in only half an hour a day, to perfect their French easily and effectively, progressively reinforcing vocabulary, grammatical competence and overall fluency. The lessons and exercises will familiarise users with different voices and accents, as well as acquainting them with the ways of life and culture of the French people.
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