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 La Grammaire en Clair - Paul Rogers
Newest Review: ... object pronouns with the perfect are all dealt with separately, leading onto a section that combines all of these. There is ... more  ... then a section dealing with the difference in use between the perfect and imperfect tenses. Infinitives, the present participle and the passive voice are also focused on, as well as formation of questions.
The exercises are of various types, for instance gap filling, putting a verb in brackets in the correct tense, joining the first part of a sentence with the appropriate ending, putting the correct form of a preposition or pronoun into a sentence or providing the questions in a dialogue. The author tries to keep stud...more |
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La Grammaire en Clair - Paul Rogers: Who says French grammar can't be funny? (1062 words)
by - written on 04/12/06 (Very useful, 776 readings)
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Grammar has long been out of fashion and is considered boring, but it gives us the bricks with which to build our own sentences in a language, rather than learning stock phrases and sentences that do not necessarily suit our every need. La Grammaire en Clair is the only book I have come across that brings an element of humour into the learning and practice of grammar. Each grammar point is afforded either one or two pages, depending on its complexity. The book's particular appeal stems in part from its use of comic strips for each topic, where the grammar being taught is used in context, often in several different ways. An ... Read the complete review
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