Complete French Grammar
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Polish your French grammar skills and communicate with more savoir-faireThe only way to build your confidence in a second language is to practice, practice, practice. From present tense of regular verbs to direct object pronouns, this comprehensive guide and workbook covers all aspects of French grammar that you need to master.Focusing on the practical aspects of French as it's really spoken, each unit of Practice Makes Perfect: Complete French Grammar features clear explanations, numerous realistic examples, and dozens of engaging exercises.Practice Makes Perfect: Complete French Grammar makes mastering grammar easy with:Clear, down-to-earth, easy-to-follow explanations that make even the most complex principles easy to understand Example sentences that illustrate and clarify each grammatical point Dozens of exercises in formats suited to every learning style Practical and high-frequency vocabulary used throughout A detailed answer key for quick, easy progress checks With help from this book, you can effortlessly use:* Verbs ending in -oir • Infinitives • Relative pronouns • Gerunds • Pronominal verbs • Passé Composé • Expressions of time • Passive voice
1 The Present Tense of Regular –er Verbs 2 The Present of –ir and –re Verbs 3 To Be and To Have4 More Irregular Verbs5 Devoir and Its Many Facets6 Pronominal Verbs7 The Passé Composé 8 The Imparfait9 The Simple Future and the Futur Antérieur10 The Plus-que-Parfait11 The Present Conditional and the Past Conditional12 Could, Would, Should?13 The Present Subjunctive and the Past Subjunctive14 The Infinitive Mood 15 The Present Participle and the Gerund 16 The Passé Simple 17 The Passive Voice 18 Indirect Speech19 The Imperative Mood20 Articles and Nouns 21 All the Pronouns22 Adjectives and Comparisons23 Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns24 Relative Pronouns 25 Adverbs and Expressions of Time, Frequency, and Location26 Numbers 27 Pot Pourri Verb Tables Glossary Answer Key Annie Heminway teaches translation, creative writing and literature at the French Institute Alliance Française and is the author of Practice Makes Perfect: French Pronouns and Prepositions and Better Reading French.
