The French Collection
The French Correction : Grammatical Problems for Review and Reference
(yale Language Series)
by Norman Susskind
This is the funniest French grammar book I have ever read. Having said that,
I must still admit that it is a book about grammar. You should know in advance
that it will exercise your grey cells. Paperback
103 pages
Can a grammar book be funny? Buy this book, laugh out loud, and prove it's
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1001 Pitfalls in French
by Annie Heminway, James H. Grew, Daniel D. Olivier
This book, an astounding value, contains far more than 1001 pitfalls, or
mot-pieges as they are so charmingly termed in French. It definitely helped
me pass my GRE exam, but is not for the faint of heart and might even be
frightening for the beginner, containing as it does the dreaded adjectives
which change meaning depending on position, the verbs which change meaning
depending upon tense, and page after page of confusions made clear. Unless
you're clear about the difference between moral, morale, and moeurs, this
book is for you! 3rd Edition
Paperback, 209 pages
Publication date: January 1, 1997
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Complete Guide to Conjugating 12000 French Verbs
by Bescherelle
As far as French verbs goes, this is the book. Why buy a book on 200 verbs,
or 500 verbs, when you can have it all? A slim volume you can easily take
with you to the coffeehouse or on the bus, this comprehensive guide also
includes a glossary in the back of the book, showing the English meanings.
start conjugating right away: I buy, you buy, he buys we all buy this book
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