Author: Saul H. RosenthalPublisher: Saul Rosenthal
ISBN: 1604945249
Category : Foreign Language Study
Languages : en
Pages : 156
Book Description
If you have read the first book in this series, All the French You Use Without Knowing It, you already know that this is not a book with useful facts to memorize. In fact it's probably not useful at all. It's interesting. It's fun to read. It will stretch your mind and introduce you to things you never imagined. Think of reading these fascinating stories just as a pleasure you grant yourself when you just feel like reading something interesting. Books in this Series by Saul H. Rosenthal The Rules for the Gender of French Nouns (3rd revised edition) Speaking Better French: Faux Amis Speaking Better French: More Faux Amis Speaking Better French: Still More Faux Amis French Faux Amis: The Combined Book Speaking Better French: The Key Words and Expressions Speaking Better French: More Key Words and Expressions French Key Words and Expressions: The Combined Book All the French You Use Without Knowing It Praise for Rosenthal's Books "I think your books are wonderful. You have made a fantastic contribution to the French language profession." -- Professor Judy Baughin, Raymond Walters College "You have done a real service to learners of French. This is important work." -- Professor John Romeiser, University of Tennessee, Knoxville "I am amazed at how fun to read and incredibly informative it is. It's a wonderful tool." -- Professor Brigitte Humbert, Middlebury College "Your little books are great!" -- Professor A. G. Fralin, Washington and Lee University "I love your books! They are easy to navigate and they are extremely useful to non-native French speakers." -- Professor John Turvaville, University of Tennessee, Knoxville "I have to say that it is just the kind of book I would have liked to have when I was teaching myself French oh-so-many years ago." -- Professor John Moran, Director of Language Programs, NYU "I love the Faux Amis, especially the relaxed conversational presentation." -- Professor Norman Shapiro, Wesleyan University "I've been perusing Key Words for the past couple of days and it's great fun. What a great idea for a book!" -- Professor Herta Rodina, Ohio University "The books are excellent." -- Professor Luke Buvier, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
