French (IV) -- New Version

Author: Department of French, Beijing Foreign Studies University
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This book aims to consolidate the language knowledge learned in the first three volumes, broaden students' knowledge, and enhance their oral and written practical skills. All the texts in this book are selected from original sources (including literary works and newspaper articles), slightly adapted to meet the requirements of standard French at an intermediate level. To provide students with basic knowledge about modern and historical France, the topics in this volume are designed to be diverse and rich. Since the first three volumes have systematically covered key grammar points, this volume focuses on summarizing the characteristics of oral and written expressions in various situations (causes, purposes, comparisons), with only individual difficulties explained in the notes. The summaries are not exhaustive but emphasize the essential content that students should master. As the distinction between oral and written expressions is not absolute, the exercises are designed to avoid being overly complex or rigid. Some items in the notes are beneficial for improving students' expressive abilities, and teachers can guide students to conduct appropriate application exercises based on the situation. The exercises in this book are closely integrated with the texts, emphasizing the practical mastery of learned knowledge and the improvement of application skills and expressive techniques. The volume of exercises is slightly large, and they can be selectively used based on specific circumstances.