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This double CD provides approximately two hours of listening material and accompanies the book "Teach Yourself: Improve Your French" (0-340-87061-3). The book and CDs are also available as a pack (0-340-87062-1).
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27 of 28 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
The book has been the most useful of all the stuff I bought when the decision was made to move to France. (This book was bought at Waterstone's at Bluewater - the other stuff - a bit less useful - was bought through Amazon) It sorted out a number of things I half-understood from school (sub "O" level), holidays -usually camping, sometimes hotels, work trips where no real French was spoken and living in France for seven months.
It was hard work for me as an averagely bright 58 year old. French neighnours have said my French has improved
It was hard work for me as an averagely bright 58 year old. French neighnours have said my French has improved
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is in the Teach Yourself series which is excellent value for money. This particular book is written and edited by someone who knows his literature. Jean-Claude Arragon includes two poems by Victor Hugo : The Retreat from Moscow shows usages of the imperfect in a genuine literary context and there are extracts from the Declaration of the Rights of Man and a presidential address. The reader also learns about aspects of French life at a deeper level than many comparable books which concentrate on holidays and sport.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is a very good book (especially when used with the accompanying CD) for intermediate French speakers who want to brush up their skills. It's not as dry as some language books and covers areas you are likely to use in every day situations. Also includes interesting background and grammar tips. Recommended.
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