Titlebook: Breakthrough French; Stephanie Rybak,Brian Hill (Professor of Modern La Textbook 1996Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 Fren

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Textbook 1996Latest editiont in a smart larger format, the coursebooks give adult beginners carefully structured support in their learning of conversational language.The courses are almost entirely rewritten by the same experienced authors who wrote the originals.Other new features are: many new high quality digital recording

HACK

More about shopping,r language‐learning motivation. There seems to be so much left to do and they don’t feel that they are making as much progress as they were to start with: indeed, they keep forgetting the words that they learned earlier on in the course.

禁令

Making travel arrangements,o that you don’t necessarily have to understand every bit of the text. What you do need is the will not to be frightened off by the words you don’t know. A very good tip is to read things through three times before you reach for the dictionary. Try it – you will be surprised how much more you understand the third time through.

向下五度才偏

Talking about where you have been,tting out to do is to introduce you to them so that your conversation is not completely restricted to the present tense. The practice which leads to fluency and accuracy will need to come after you have finished ., but the course will have given you the grounding to make that possible.

細(xì)胞學(xué)

Talking about yourself,nversations on the recording without looking at your book. When you have listened to the conversations, you can look at the transcript of them in the book and read the notes explaining the language used. It is a good idea to listen to the conversations several times before you go on to the exercises in the Practice sections.

llibretto

Getting somewhere to stay, telephone) ‘to hang up’. You will meet the word ., used for a camp‐site, the word ., used here for ‘space’ and, in other contexts, for a seat at a theatre or a square in a town. . generally means a bedroom, though it does translate as ‘chamber’ in such expressions as ..

蘆筍

Likes and dislikes,onversation 3, the participants talk about the towns and villages where they live or where they go on holiday. They express what they like or don’t like about them chiefly through the adjectives they use to describe them. The most commonly used one is . (nice, pleasant).

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