A Reference Grammar of Modern French

Marcia S. Howden · Anne Judge · Frank George Healey

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French Language Learning Methods Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Linguistics and Language Studies

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Advanced A Reference Grammar of Modern French is the standard English-language grammar reference for the forms and structures of French as it is used today throughout the French-speaking world. - Extended explanations of grammar points that are sometimes difficult to grasp. Pay serious attention to student needs. - Usage specified for grammar entries includes literary, educated, formal, informal, and slang. Students learn to recognize the importance of context in the use of language.

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