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PublisherCambridge University Press
ISBN-100521482283
ISBN-139780521482288
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Product Key Features
Number of Pages720 Pages
Publication NameAdvanced French Grammar
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year1999
SubjectFrench
TypeLanguage Course
Subject AreaForeign Language Study
AuthorMonique L'huillier
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height1.5 in
Item Weight47.3 Oz
Item Length9.6 in
Item Width6.7 in
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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
LCCN98-022110
Dewey Edition21
Reviews"The work done by M. L'Huiller is outstanding. The text is excellent!" Dr. Erasmo G. Gerato, Professor of French and Italian, The Florida State University, 'The work done by M. L'Huillier is outstanding. The text is excellent!'Dr Erasmo G. Gerato, Professor of French and Italian, The Florida State University, ‘The work done by M. L’Huillier is outstanding. The text is excellent!’Dr Erasmo G. Gerato, Professor of French and Italian, The Florida State University, 'It is comprehensive, realistic and willing to include and rate variants, rather than summarily rejecting all but the most formal 'correct' language. Highly desirable for teachers' and advanced students' bookshelves.' Association for French Language Studies, 'The work done by M. L'Huillier is outstanding. The text is excellent!' Dr Erasmo G. Gerato, Professor of French and Italian, The Florida State University, 'The work done by M. L'Huillier is outstanding. The text is excellent!' Erasmo G. Gerato, Florida State University, ‘It is comprehensive, realistic and willing to include and rate variants, rather than summarily rejecting all but the most formal ‘correct’ language. Highly desirable for teachers’ and advanced students’ bookshelves.’Association for French Language Studies
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal448.2/421
Table Of ContentPart I. Framework: 1. Parts of speech; 2. Syntax and grammatical functions; 3. Pronunciation, spelling, registers, punctuation; Part II. Verbs: 4. Introduction to verbs; 5. Present; 6. Depuis and other tense markers; 7. Future; 8. Imperfect; 9. Perfect; 10. Past historic; 11. Other past tenses; 12. Subjunctive; 13. Conditional and the expression of hypothesis; 14. Imperative; 15. Infinitive; 16. Present participles; 17. Past participles; 18. Active and passive voices; 19. Impersonal verbs and the impersonal voice; 20. Pronominal verbs; 21. Modals: devoir, pouvoir, vouloir; 22. Savoir/connaître; Part III. Determiners and Prepositions: 23. Articles; 24. Possessive adjectives, possession, attribution; 25. Demonstrative adjectives; 26. Prepositions; Part IV. Nouns, Pronouns and Modifiers: 27. Nouns; 28. Qualifying adjectives; 29. Adverbs; 30. Comparatives and superlatives; 31. Personal pronouns; 32. Relative pronouns; 33. Possessive pronouns; 34. Demonstrative pronouns; 35. C'est/il est; 36. Indefinite words: adjectives, pronouns, adverbs; 37. Numbers; Part V. Sentences and Text: 38. Negative structures; 39. Interrogative and exclamative structures; 40. Coordination and juxtaposition; 41. Reported speech; Appendixes; Bibliography; Index.
SynopsisThis 1999 reference grammar, written for advanced students of French, their teachers, and others who want a better understanding of the French language, combines the best of modern and traditional approaches. Its objective is not only practical mastery of the language, but familiarity with its structure. Taking into account modern linguistic research, Advanced French Grammar approaches the French language primarily through the study of syntactic structures, but without excessive emphasis on formalism. It provides a generous number of examples, based on the author's own experience of teaching French to English-speakers, to help the student to understand the different meanings of apparently similar syntactic alternatives. The norms of 'correct expression' are given together with current usage and deviations, and appendixes provide information on the 1990 spelling reforms and on numbers. A substantial index of French and English words and of topics provides easy access to the text itself., This reference grammar 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., This grammar combines modern and traditional approaches, and ‘correct expression’ with current usage and deviations., This 1999 reference grammar combines the best of modern and traditional approaches. It takes full account of modern linguistic research, and 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.
LC Classification NumberPC2112 .L485 1999
