New French Grammar

Author: Y. Delatour (France)
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is a new generation of foreign French grammar based on the classic tutorial of the Sorbonne University in Paris, with its content revised and enriched to consider the diversity of international language and culture, as well as new perspectives in French language teaching. The book is divided into five parts, covering all aspects of French grammar and explaining them in a progressive manner to help non-French-speaking learners with basic French knowledge clearly understand French grammar, thereby mastering both written and spoken French expressions. A New French Grammar is a new generation of foreign French grammar based on the classic tutorial of the Sorbonne University in Paris, with its content revised and enriched to consider the diversity of international language and culture, as well as new perspectives in French language teaching. This book is meticulously written and highly readable, possessing considerable authority and practicality. Concise yet comprehensive, it covers all aspects of French grammar, helping non-French-speaking learners with basic French knowledge clearly understand French grammar, thereby mastering both written and spoken French expressions. The grammar content of this book is arranged in a tutorial format, allowing readers to find: clear explanations of basic rules; concise explanations written in simple language; modern examples listed in daily scenarios; reminder columns such as "Notes," "See Also," and "Don’t Say This" to reinforce learning; and practical appendices including verb conjugations, verb syntactic structures, and an index. The grammar points in this book are closely aligned with the French series exams of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.