The final book in the series is suitable for pupils with a high level of French ability and those working towards scholarship at 13+. It contains revision of all topics previously covered as well as extension work to challenge the most able students. This book reinforces the essential language skills needed to achieve those high grades at Common Entrance and scholarship, and provides the basis of essential knowledge required for GCSE French. The audio CD is not included with this textbook and must be purchased separately. For more information about this product please visit www.galorepark.co.uk. - Features content and exercises designed to stretch the most able and prepare those looking to achieve high marks in Common Entrance and entrance exams - A grammar summary, Verb tables, irregular verb tables, French to English and English to French vocabularies are featured at the back of the book for quick and easy reference - An Audio CD and Answer Book which contains answers to all the exercises and transcripts to all the passages in the book are also available to purchase separately to accompany the book

 

This book is part of a book series called So You Really Want To Learn .

There are 224 pages in this book. This book was published 2007 by Hodder Education .

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This book has the following chapters: IntroductionChapitre 1La rentree des classesLes questions: repondre en francaisLes verbes qui sont suivis d'un verbe a l'infinitifQui et queRole play - how to tackle itParlons encore un peu: Giving a short talk about yourself or your itnerests (1)Vocabulaire 1Vive la France! Etre et avoirChapitre 2La vie de tous le jours - le travail et les loisirsCelui et celleVocabulaire 2Vive la France! Les 24 Heures du MansChapitre 3On fair un tour en NormandieLes verbes: conduireTransformations: comment mettre des phrases a la forme negative et a la forme interrogativeVocabulaire 3Vive la France! La Grotte de LascauxChapitre 4Novembre en NormandieLes activites: rappelLes pronoms possessifsLes pronoms d'object direct et le passe composeLes pronoms d'objet direct et le passe compose (suite)La presentation: Giving a short talk about yourself or your interests (2)A vos stylos!Vocabulaire 4Vive la France! Le viaduc de MillauChapitre 5Hier, aujourd'hui et demainLa tele en FranceLes verbes: se mettreLe plus-que-parfaitLe plus-que-parfait a la forme negativeVocabulaire 5Vive la France! Le Tour de FranceChapitre 6Le sejour de Peter en FranceEncore des pronomsLe futur simpleLe futur simple de quelques verbes irreguliersLes adverbes: rappelVocabulaire 6Vive la France! La modeChapitre 7A la station de skiLes expressions negativesLes verbes: apprendreLes degres de comparaison des adjectifsLes degres de comparaison des adverbesLe pronom deomstratifLe conditionnelVocabulaire 7Vive la France! Louis BleriotSummary of GrammarInterrogative pronounsRelative pronounsQue as a conjunctionCelui and celleDeomonstrative pronounsPossessive pronounsThe preceding direct object and the passe composeAdverbsTransformationsNegative expressionsComparisonsVerb tablesThe meanings of each tensePresentReflexive verbsPasse composeImparfaitFutur immediatePlus-que-parfaitFutur simpleConditionnelIrregular verb tablesVocabularly: English-FrenchVocabulaire: francais-anglais