Teach Yourself Essential French Vocabulary

Noel Saint-Thomas

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Teach Yourself
01 August 2010

Language self-study texts; Language learning: audio-visual & multimedia; Languages & ESL; Vocabulary; French - Vocabulary; French - Languages

Series: Teach Yourself Essential

Unlike a phrasebook or a dictionary, Essential French Vocabulary will take your existing knowledge and build on it systematically and organically, so that you will increase your vocabulary and at the same time expand your range of expression.

At the beginning of the book there is a section to help you with your pronunciation, followed by a short and simple grammar summary.

The main part of the book is arranged in topics, such as 'Work', 'Travel and Accommodation' and 'Food and Drink', and concentrates on the vital and most current words and expressions, listing those which you might already know and then extending the coverage to teach you those you probably do not know.

Finally, the downloadable audio recording will give you hints on how to increase your vocabulary effortlessly.

This is an ideal companion if you are a language student or if you are wanting a systematic, easy-to-use tool to increase the range of your vocabulary and improve your ability to express yourself in a wide variety of situations, either on holiday or on a business trip.

By: Noel Saint-Thomas
Imprint: Teach Yourself
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 198mm, Width: 128mm, Spine: 26mm
Weight: 250g
ISBN: 9781444103618
ISBN 10: 144410361X
Series: Teach Yourself Essential
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 01 August 2010
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

01: Pronunciation notes 02: Grammar notes 03: Personal matters 04: At Work 05: Family 06: Education 07: At home 08: In the town 09: In the country 10: At the seaside 11: Leisure and sports 12: Clothing 13: Travel 14: Tourism

Noel Saint-Thomas has many years' experience teaching French to adults. Dividing her time between Scotland and France, she has a sound understanding of the needs of English-speaking learners and is familiar with contemporary French usage.