New · le or la? look at the ending
Most French nouns tell you their gender in their last few letters. This book takes the endings one family at a time, each with a cut-paper picture and its real exceptions, then shows how le, un, du and au work. You stop guessing and start knowing.
- 95 pages · 40 endings and articles
- Every rule comes with how far to trust it, and the exceptions worth knowing
- How to say every word, and a "Your turn" with answers on every page
New · see it, say it right
French spelling looks wild and is in fact quite regular. This book takes it one sound at a time: a cut-paper picture where every label holds the sound, then how it is spelled, how to make it with your mouth, and the trap. By the end you can look at a French word you have never seen and say it.
- 65 pages · 24 sounds
- Every labelled word has the letters that make the sound marked
- Word pairs to say side by side, with how to say every one
New · build your own sentences
Stop collecting phrases and start making your own. 25 patterns show how a French sentence is put together, with paper tiles you can see moving: who, verb, what, where, when. By the end you can say no, ask a question three ways, and put le, lui, y and en where they belong.
- 71 pages · 25 patterns
- 220 sentences, each with how to say it
- Four to build yourself on every pattern, with the answers
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