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    Les règles du genre des noms au masculin et au féminin
    Speaking Better French
    • 2007

      Speaking Better French

      • 160pages
      • 6 heures de lecture
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      This book will help you use the little key words and expressions that you'll need every day in French conversation. They are the French equivalents of English expressions "just in case", "as soon as", "in spite of", "provided that", and many others. You might use an idiom like "sowing his wild oats" once in ten years, but you hear and use expressions like "just in case" and "as soon as" all the time. You need to know them! They make the language flow. In addition you'll learn how to use the most common everyday expressions from colloquial spoken French, like "Pas de problème", "Quelle horreur", "J'en ai marre", and "Ne te casse pas la tête." The key words and expressions are individually discussed and illustrated in phrases and sentences, each with a discussion of context so that you will become more comfortable with them. Not only will you recognize these expressions and key words if you hear or read them, but you will be able to use them yourself. This book will be a pleasure for you. It's one of those rare finds, a book that is both very useful and also fun to read!

      Speaking Better French
    • 2004

      Ce livre explore les règles de genre des noms en français, souvent prises pour acquises. Il propose une codification inédite de ces règles pour presque tous les noms, visant à aider les lecteurs à mieux comprendre leur langue et à découvrir des aspects surprenants de celle-ci.

      Les règles du genre des noms au masculin et au féminin