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1. French the Complete Language Course (Learn in Your
Car) by Henry N. Raymond, Audio CD, Publisher: Penton
Overseas
An excellent self-study French language course.
2. French With Michel Thomas: The Fastest Way to
Learn a Language, Audio CD, McGraw-Hill
Listeners learn in real time, fully understanding as
they go along, turning words into short sentences, and
then building them into longer, more complex sentences,
until they are conversing in French.3. Rick Steves'
French Phrase Book and Dictionary by Rick Steves,
Paperback: 194 pages, Avalon Travel Publishing
From ordering a cafe au lait in Paris to making new
friends in the Loire Valley, it helps to speak some of
the native tongue. Rick Steves, bestselling author of
travel guides to Europe, offers well-tested phrases and
key words to cover every situation a traveler is likely
to encounter. This handy guide provides key phrases for
use in everyday circumstances, complete with phonetic
spelling; an English-French and French-English
dictionary; the latest information on European currency
and rail transportation, and even a tear-out cheat sheet
for continued language practice as you wait in line at
the Louvre. Informative, concise, and practical, Rick
Steves' French Phrase Book and Dictionary is an
essential item for any traveler's sac a dos.
4. French I (Comprehensive) by Pimsleur, Audio CD
Provide a method of self-practice with an expert teacher
and native speakers in lessons specially designed to
work with the way the mind naturally acquires language
information. The various components of language,
vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar, are all learned
together without rote memorization and drills. The
Comprehensive Program runs through three levels (thirty
lessons each). Using the same simple method of
interactive self-practice with native speakers, these
comprehensive programs provide a complete language
learning course.
5. The Ultimate French Review and Practice:
Mastering French Grammar for Confident Communication by
David M. Stillman, Ronni L. Gordon, Paperback: 448
pages, McGraw-Hill
A good grasp of grammar enables the foreign-language
learner to build skill and confidence in communication.
Here's the "ultimate," painless way for intermediate and
advanced learners to brush up on the rules. Each
grammatical concept is explained and then illustrated
with lively sentence examples; extensive exercises offer
practice at applying this knowledge in everyday
conversation. Also included are "culture notes,"
authentic documents, vocabulary boxes, and verb charts,
as well as a full answer key and index.
6. Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary: French-English
English-French by Marie-Helene Correard (Editor),
Valerie Grundy (Editor), Hardcover: 1986 pages,
Publisher: Oxford University Press
This edition provides the most recent vocabulary for
both French and English, as well as additional new
supplementary material, most notably, a new encyclopedic
supplement that provides a wealth of information on
French society and culture, including famous places,
regions, acronyms, institutions, film, politics, much
more. It still provides the most comprehensive coverage
available of the general, scientific, and technical
vocabulary of contemporary French and English, with
355,000 words and phrases and over 540,000 translations.
There is also over 90 pages of practical guidance for
those who plan to reside in France, including over 100
model letters and postcards, help in writing job
applications and CVs, and a completely new section on
using the telephone in France.
7. Pocket Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary:
French/English English/French by Marianne Chalmers
(Editor), Martine Pierquin (Editor), Paperback: 1002
pages, Publisher: Oxford University Press
Affordable, compact, thoroughly up-to-date and packed
with extra features, this intermediate-level French
dictionary offers a complete guide to contemporary
French and English as well as extensive help with
grammar. This edition includes a brand new 32-page
grammar supplement that focuses on the key points of
French grammar. This supplement, along with a guide to
grammatical terms, will provide invaluable support to
anyone learning to speak, read, and write French. All of
this grammar help is combined with a dictionary offering
wide-ranging vocabulary--over 90,000 words and phrases,
and over 120,000 translations. Verb tables, an A-Z guide
to French life and culture, as well as example letters,
emails, postcards, and resumes add further communication
help.
8. Mastering French Vocabulary: A Thematic Approach
(Mastering Vocabulary Series) by Wolfgang Fischer,
Anne-Marie Le Plouhinec, Paperback: 544 pages,
Publisher: Barron's Educational Series
This French word-power builder presents more than 5,000
words and phrases with translations into English. The
feature that makes this vocabulary book distinctive is
the way words are divided into themes, grouped together
so that the foreign traveler or language student can
find words related by subject. The subject themes
include business terms, medical terms, household terms,
scientific words and phrases, units of measurement,
clothing, food and dining, transportation, art and
culture:24 separate themes in all. The new second
edition has been expanded and updated with increased
vocabulary.
9. Complete Idiot's Guide to Intermediate French by
Helene Knoerr, Alysse Weinberg, Paperback: 400 pages,
Publisher: Alpha
A perfect basics builder. Readers will learn not only
more about speaking, reading, and writing the language,
but they will also study various aspects of the French
way of life, including food, society, education,
culture, money, and politics.
10. Advanced French Grammar by Monique L'Huillier,
Paperback: 716 pages, Publisher: Cambridge University
Press
This reference grammar book combines the best of modern
and traditional approaches. Its objective is not only
practical mastery of the language, but familiarity with
its structure. The Grammar takes full account of modern
linguistic research, but without excessive emphasis on
formalism. It provides numerous examples based on the
author's own experience of teaching French to English
speakers. The norms of "correct expression" are given
together with current usage and deviations. A
substantial index of French and English words and of
topics provides easy access to the text itself.
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