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ISBN10: 1260011259 | ISBN13: 9781260011258
ISBN10: 1260011259
ISBN13: 9781260011258
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Master French grammar through hands-on exercises and practice, practice, practice!
Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced French Grammar helps you take your French skills to the next level by targeting those key grammar points that may give you trouble. This reference/workbook guides you through each grammatical issue using concise, easy-to-understand language, helping you understand the nuances of the language and keeping you focused on achieving your goal of fluency.
Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced French Grammar puts you on the path to French-language mastery with:
● Example sentences that illustrate and clarify each grammatical point
● Dozens of exercises, increased in this new edition, that are suited to your learning style
● A detailed answer key for quick, easy progress checks
Master these tricky subjects:
● The use of “empty prepositions” in French ● The passé compose with être ● Translating –ing into French ● Reported speech after que ● Phony triggers of the subjunctive ● When and if sentences ● The use of definite articles ● The position of object pronouns ● and much more
Introduction
1 Understanding the verb
2 Compound tenses and agreement of the past participle
3 Use of the past tenses
4 Translating the -ing form into French
5 Relative tenses introduced by que
6 The subjunctive
7 Relative tenses not introduced by que
8 Articles
9 Other determiners
10 Relative pronouns
11 Neutral relative pronouns: translating a different kind of what
12 Determining a noun with prepositions
13 Object pronouns
14 Position of object pronouns
15 Expressing this is and that is: ce, ça, and il
16 Questions
17 Translating for, since, and a few other expressions of time
18 Negative sentences
Answer key
1 Understanding the verb
2 Compound tenses and agreement of the past participle
3 Use of the past tenses
4 Translating the -ing form into French
5 Relative tenses introduced by que
6 The subjunctive
7 Relative tenses not introduced by que
8 Articles
9 Other determiners
10 Relative pronouns
11 Neutral relative pronouns: translating a different kind of what
12 Determining a noun with prepositions
13 Object pronouns
14 Position of object pronouns
15 Expressing this is and that is: ce, ça, and il
16 Questions
17 Translating for, since, and a few other expressions of time
18 Negative sentences
Answer key
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