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French grammar
\"The 'Easy learning French grammar' is designed to be used with both young and adult learners, as a group reference book to complement your course book during classes, or as a recommended text for self-study and homework/coursework\"--Foreword (page v).
The acquisition of sociolinguistic competence in a study abroad context
2009
Drawing on cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses of a range of sociolinguistic variables in L2 French, this volume explores the relationship between 'study abroad' and the acquisition of sociolinguistic variation patterns by the advanced second language learner.
A Sociolinguistic History of Parisian French
2004,2009
Paris mushroomed in the thirteenth century to become the largest city in the Western world, largely through in-migration from rural areas. The resulting dialect-mixture led to the formation of new, specifically urban modes of speech. From the time of the Renaissance social stratification became sharper as the elites distanced themselves from the Parisian 'Cockney' of the masses. Nineteenth-century urbanisation transformed the situation yet again with the arrival of huge numbers of immigrants from far-flung corners of France, levelling dialect-differences and exposing ever larger sections of the population to standardising influences. At the same time, a working-class vernacular emerged which was distinguished from the upper-class standard not only in grammar and pronunciation but most markedly in vocabulary (slang). This book examines the interlinked history of Parisian speech and the Parisian population through these various phases of in-migration, dialect-mixing and social stratification from medieval times to the present day.
15 minute French : learn in just 12 weeks
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Lemoine, Caroline author
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DK Publishing, Inc
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French language Conversation and phrase books English.
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French language Textbooks for foreign speakers English.
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French language Grammar.
2018
\"Learn French in just 15 minutes a day with this revolutionary language learning system, now with an accompanying free app that is available in the App Store and Google Play.Practicing your language skills is quick, easy, and fun with 15-Minute French. There's no homework. Instead, use the visual guide and the free app to test yourself as you learn. Perfect your pronunciation by listening to native speakers, and learn from real-life examples that cover every holiday and business situation. Each full-color course book has themed chapters and common everyday scenarios, a menu guide, and translation dictionaries.Whether you're just starting to learn French or you want to brush up, there's no easier way to learn.\" --Publisher description.
A Linguistic Handbook of French for Translators and Language Students
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Boucher, Paul
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Contrastive linguistics
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English language-Syntax
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English language-Translating into French
2018
A Linguistic Handbook of French for Translators and Language Students offers the reader an in-depth contrastive study of French and English based on recent theories of linguistics and discourse analysis.
Change of object expression in the history of French : verbs of helping and hindering
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Troberg, Michelle
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French language
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French language -- Direct object
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French language -- Etymology
2013
This comprehensive case study of a systematic shift in object expression provides insight into the construal of a class of two-place activity verbs in the history of French and proposes that a change in the prepositional system underlies the shift. The book focuses on nineteen verbs of helping and hindering whose single internal object shifts from indirect to direct object during the 15th and 16th century. It describes how these verbs are distinguished from all other verbs that take indirect.
Variation and Change in Mainland and Insular Norman
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Jones, Mari
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Anglo-Norman dialect-Variation
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French language-Dialects-Channel Islands
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French language-Dialects-France-Normandy
2015
In this book, Mari C. Jones examines how contact with its two typologically different superstrates has led the Norman dialect to diverge linguistically within mainland Normandy and the Channel Islands.