Sur Le Vif: Niveau Intermediaire - Tufts, Clare; Jarausch, Hannelore
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Now you can review the fundamentals of the French language within a meaningful context and expand your abilities as SUR LE VIF: NIVEAU INTERMEDIERE, 7E adds just enough new material to refine your reading, listening, writing and conversational skills without overwhelming you. This guide to intermediate French offers the ideal bridge between introductory French and specialized studies of culture, conversation, literature or writing. Nine brief but powerful chapters offer new and lengthened readings, themed writing practice and updated cultural notes. This edition and MindTap digital resources…mehr

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Now you can review the fundamentals of the French language within a meaningful context and expand your abilities as SUR LE VIF: NIVEAU INTERMEDIERE, 7E adds just enough new material to refine your reading, listening, writing and conversational skills without overwhelming you. This guide to intermediate French offers the ideal bridge between introductory French and specialized studies of culture, conversation, literature or writing. Nine brief but powerful chapters offer new and lengthened readings, themed writing practice and updated cultural notes. This edition and MindTap digital resources provide updated vocabulary and interactive grammar assignments to check your comprehension. Songs, videos, new content and more listening practice enhance your ability to comprehend spoken French and be easily understood in conversation. By weaving grammar review into thought-provoking chapter themes, this edition reinforces understanding while preparing you to use the language in more complex communication.
Autorenporträt
Clare Tufts received her Ph.D. in French literature from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1981. She is professor of the practice emerita in the Departments of Romance Studies and Linguistics at Duke University, where she served as director of the French language program for thirty-one years. She has published articles and book chapters on language acquisition and pedagogy, the modern political theatre in France, Alfred Jarry and political propaganda in French cartoons. She authored one of the first computerized grammar tutorials (Micro-Review in French), which was published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston in 1990. Dr Tufts' current research interests include second-language acquisition and French comic art.