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    French Grammar Practice
    French Grammar Practice
    French Grammar Practice
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    French Grammar Practice

    By Remo Nannetti

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    About this ebook

    French Grammar Practice is a collection of 45 worksheets which cover the basic areas of French grammar.

    The book assumes that you have already learned the particular grammar point you intend to practise and for this reason no explanations of the various grammar points are provided. It is therefore recommended that you have to hand the particular French grammar or course book you have been using for reference purposes.
    Answer keys are provided for all the exercises; you can navigate to these (and back to the exercises) by clicking the exercise or answer key title.

    The follow-up volume to French Grammar Practice, entitled More French Grammar Practice, is also available for most e-readers. It covers those grammar points not dealt with in French Grammar Practice.

    If you are a teacher or lecturer then you may be interested to know that A4 photocopy master versions of French Grammar Practice and More French Grammar Practice are available on my website www.frenchgrammar.co.uk.
    If you are learning or teaching Italian, then two further titles, Italian Grammar Practice and More Italian Grammar Practice can be purchased for most e-readers. For A4 photocopy master versions of these titles please visit my website www.italiangrammar.com. Another photocopy master pack, Italian Homework Activities is also available for sale on this site but not for e-readers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRemo Nannetti
    Release dateMay 26, 2013
    ISBN9781301005048
    French Grammar Practice
    Author

    Remo Nannetti

    Dr. Remo L. Nannetti (M.A. (Hons.), Ph.D., A.L.C.M) is the recently retired Principal Teacher of Modern Languages at Notre Dame High School, Glasgow (Scotland). Remo has over thirty years' experience of teaching French and Italian and has been involved in the training of Italian teachers at the University of Glasgow and the production of curricular/training materials for Learning Scotland. Remo lives in the West End of Glasgow with his wife and family. He is a keen classical piano-player and opera fan (but can't sing a note!).

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      This is an excellent book to practice French grammar. Very comprehensive, touches on all the grammar topics like conjugations, prepositions, adjectives, pronouns etc. Answers provided at the end helps one to check answers as we along solving the exercises. The content of the exercises is very interesting and helps to build vocabulary and reinforce sentence constructions. Really enjoyed practicing French with this book.

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    French Grammar Practice - Remo Nannetti

    FRENCH GRAMMAR PRACTICE

    by

    Remo Nannetti

    Published by Remo Nannetti at Smashwords

    Copyright 2013 Remo Nannetti

    HOW TO USE THIS BOOK

    French Grammar Practice is a collection of 45 worksheets which cover the basic areas of French grammar.

    The book assumes that you have already learned the particular grammar point you intend to practise and for this reason no explanations of the various grammar points are provided. It is therefore recommended that you have to hand the particular French grammar or course book you have been using for reference purposes.

    Answer keys are provided for all the exercises; you can navigate to these (and back to the exercises) by clicking the exercise or answer key title.

    The follow-up volume to French Grammar Practice, entitled More French Grammar Practice, is also available for most e-readers. It covers those grammar points not dealt with in French Grammar Practice.

    If you are a teacher or lecturer then you may be interested to know that A4 photocopy master versions of French Grammar Practice and More French Grammar Practice are available on my website http://www.frenchgrammar.co.uk.

    If you are learning or teaching Italian, then two further titles, Italian Grammar Practice and More Italian Grammar Practice can be purchased for most e-readers. For A4 photocopy master versions of these titles please visit my website http://www.italiangrammar.com. Another photocopy master pack, Italian Homework Activities is also available for sale on this site but not for e-readers.

    CONTENTS

    Unit 1 : Present Tense : Regular –Er Verbs

    Unit 2 : Present Tense : Regular –Re Verbs

    Unit 3 : Present Tense : Regular –Ir Verbs

    Unit 4 : Present Tense : Irregular Verbs A

    Unit 5 : Present Tense : Irregular Verbs B

    Unit 6 : Perfect Tense : Regular Avoir Verbs

    Unit 7 : Perfect Tense : Irregular Avoir Verbs

    Unit 8 : Perfect Tense : Regular & Irregular Avoir Verbs

    Unit 9 : Perfect Tense : Être Verbs

    Unit 10 : Perfect Tense : Avoir & Être Verbs

    Unit 11 : Reflexive Verbs : Present Tense

    Unit 12 : Reflexive Verbs : Perfect Tense

    Unit 13 : Future Tense : Regular Verbs

    Unit 14 : Future Tense : Irregular Verbs

    Unit 15 : Future Tense : Regular & Irregular Verbs

    Unit 16 : Imperfect Tense A

    Unit 17 : Imperfect Tense B

    Unit 18 : Imperfect Tense C

    Unit 19 : Perfect Tense / Imperfect Tense A

    Unit 20 : Perfect Tense / Imperfect Tense B

    Unit 21 : Adjectives A

    Unit 22 : Adjectives B

    Unit 23 : Adjectives C

    Unit 24 : Adjectives D

    Unit 25 : Comparatives

    Unit 26 : Possessive Adjectives

    Unit 27 : Possessive Pronouns

    Unit 28 : Demostrative Adjectives & Pronouns

    Unit 29 : Negative Expressions A

    Unit 30 : Negative Expressions B

    Unit 31 : Pronouns A

    Unit 32 : Pronouns B

    Unit 33 : Pronouns C

    Unit 34 : Pronouns D

    Unit 35 : Prepositions A

    Unit 36 : Prepositions B

    Unit 37 : Prepositional Locutions

    Unit 38 : Imperatives

    Unit 39 : Interrogative Expressions

    Unit 40 : Verb & Infinitive A

    Unit 41 : Verb & Infinitive B

    Unit 42 : Verb & Infinitive C

    Unit 43 : Quantities

    Unit 44 : Plurals

    Unit 45 : Positional Phrases

    UNIT 1 : PRESENT TENSE : REGULAR –ER VERBS

    A. Fill in the blanks with the Present Tense of the infinitives in brackets.

    Example : Aujourd'hui Paul fête son anniversaire. (fêter)

    1. J’__________ à l'école à huit heures et demie. (arriver)

    2. Richard __________ deux cents livres sterling en euros. (changer)

    3. Nous __________ à nos amis. (téléphoner)

    4. Tu __________ beaucoup dans la classe de maths. (tricher)

    5. Ils __________ un programme à la radio. (écouter)

    6. Anne et Robert n’ __________ jamais. (étudier)

    7. Louis, pourquoi est-ce tu ne me __________ pas ? (parler)

    8. Ma sœur et moi __________ un cadeau pour Rachel. (acheter)

    9. À quelle heure __________ -vous ce soir, les garçons ? (manger)

    10. Elle __________ huit heures par jour. (travailler)

    11. Corinne et lui __________ bien ensemble. (danser)

    12. Il __________ les belles voitures de sport. (aimer)

    13. Je __________ très vite pour arriver chez moi. (marcher)

    14. Elle __________ souvent, même sans musique. (jouer)

    15. Qu’en __________-vous, Madame Dumont ? (penser)

    B. Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct verb from this list :

    racontent / gare / voyage / habite / commencez / envoyons / retournes / bavardez / invitons / regarde

    1. J’ __________ à cinq minutes de l’école.

    2. Marie __________ son programme préféré.

    3. Nous __________ nos cousins à une fête.

    4. Ils __________ toute l'histoire.

    5. Tu

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