Practicing French grammar

The new edition of Practising French Grammar offers a set of varied and accessible exercises for developing a deep practical awareness of French as it is spoken and written today. It can be used alone or as the ideal companion to the new edition of the widely acclaimed French Grammar and Usage by Roger Hawkins and Richard Towell. The new edition benefits from the addition of a glossary of grammatical terms and a variety of new and updated exercises designed to stimulate even the most grammar-shy student. Lively, authentic texts and activities, as well as jokes and cartoons, help students to ex.

Practising FRENCH Grammar; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgements; Guide for the user; 1 Nouns; 1-3 Types of noun; 4-9 Gender of nouns; 10 Compound nouns ; 11 Plural forms of nouns; 12 matin/matinée, etc ; 13 How good is your memory?; 2 Determiners; 1-2 Definite article; 3-5 Determiners with parts of the body; 6-9 Indefinite and partitive articles; 10 Omission of articles; 11 Demonstrative and possessives ; 12 How good is your memory?; 3 Personal and impersonal pronouns; 1-3 Personal subject pronouns; 4-6 Impersonal subject pronouns; 7 on and l'on; 8-9 Object pronouns

10 -- 11 Pronominal and non-pronominal verbs12 Pronouns with parts of the body; 13 y and en; 14 Combinations of object pronouns; 15 Stressed pronouns; 16 How good is your memory?; 4 Adjectives; 1-4 Position of adjectives; 5 Adjectives used as nouns and adverbs; 6-7 Masculine, feminine and plural forms of adjectives; 8-10 Agreement, comparative and superlative forms of adjectives; 11 Creative writing; 5 Adverbs; 1-4 Types of adverb; 5 Comparative and superlative forms of adverbs; 6 tout ; 7-9 Time, place and sentence-modifying adverbs; 10 Location of adverbs; 11 How good is your memory?

6 Numbers1-3 Cardinal numbers;…