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Reference Grammar of French [Kietas viršelis]

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(Université de Grenoble III), (University of Nottingham)
  • Formatas: Hardback, 802 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 235x162x40 mm, weight: 1360 g
  • Serija: Reference Grammars
  • Išleidimo metai: 14-Jul-2011
  • Leidėjas: Cambridge University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0521196736
  • ISBN-13: 9780521196734
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  • Formatas: Hardback, 802 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 235x162x40 mm, weight: 1360 g
  • Serija: Reference Grammars
  • Išleidimo metai: 14-Jul-2011
  • Leidėjas: Cambridge University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0521196736
  • ISBN-13: 9780521196734
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"A Reference Grammar of French is a lively, wide-ranging and original handbook on the structure of the French language. It includes new information on register, pronunciation, gender, number, foreign words (Latin, Arabic, English, Spanish, Italian), adjectives and past participles used as nouns, texting, word order, frequency of occurrence of words, and usage with all geographical names. Examples come not only from France, but also from Quebec, Belgium and Switzerland. Readers will appreciate the initialpassages illustrating the grammatical features of a given chapter. Also included is a user-friendly introduction to the French language, from its Latin origins to modern times. A full glossary explains any terms that might confuse the less experienced reader, and the index leads the student through the detailed labyrinth of grammatical features. This handbook will be an invaluable resource for students and teachers who want to perfect their knowledge of all aspects of French grammar"--

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'All serious students of French will welcome this reference grammar. It is comprehensive and clear and a lively extract from creative writing at the beginning of each chapter illustrates current usage. The authors emphasise standard language, but they also show awareness of different registers and the variety of use within francophonie. The work will prove very useful to students and teachers for many years.' Walter Grauberg, Director of the University Language Centre and Head of Linguistics, University of Nottingham ' a vital resource for advanced speakers of French who wish to refine their knowledge of the French grammar This book could certainly serve as a useful resource in ad advanced grammar class the chapters on the history of the French language and on linguistic register and variation are an excellent resource for introducing linguistic topics that go beyond that which is typically found in a grammar manual.' French Review

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A lively, wide-ranging and original handbook on the structure of the French language.
Preface ix
Acknowledgments xiii
Brief introduction to the French language (with reference to the French of francophone countries)
1(14)
Part I
1 Register
15(10)
2 Alphabet, spelling, pronunciation
25(46)
3 Written accents
71(5)
4 Punctuation, font, upper and lower case
76(14)
5 Agreement
90(11)
Part II
6 The definite article
101(9)
7 The indefinite article
110(3)
8 The partitive article
113(6)
9 Gender
119(37)
10 Number (singular and plural)
156(21)
Part III
11 Verbs and moods of verbs
177(6)
12 Infinitive, perfect infinitive
183(7)
13 Present tense
190(5)
14 Perfect tense and agreement of the past participle
195(14)
15 Irregular past participles
209(5)
16 Past participles used as nouns
214(10)
17 Ablative absolute (absolute use of the past participle)
224(5)
18 Verb + infinitive when verb + that + subordinate clause is used in English
229(4)
19 Pluperfect tense
233(5)
20 Past anterior tense
238(1)
21 Imperfect tense
239(7)
22 Preterit tense
246(4)
23 Contrasts between the perfect tense, preterit tense and imperfect tense
250(5)
24 Future tense
255(5)
25 Future perfect tense
260(2)
26 Conditional tense
262(5)
27 Conditional perfect tense
267(4)
28 Progressive tense, present participle, gerund
271(7)
29 Imperative mood
278(11)
30 Irregular verbs
289(14)
31 Verbs of the -er type with orthographic changes
303(5)
32 Transitive and intransitive verbs
308(6)
33 Reflexive verbs
314(11)
34 Passive voice
325(8)
35 Defective verbs
333(6)
36 Modal verbs
339(11)
37 Ellipsis of verbs in main and subordinate clauses
350(6)
38 Idiomatic uses of aller, avoir, etre, faire and prendre
356(20)
39 Impersonal verbs
376(7)
40 Verbs of perception + infinitive or a subordinate clause
383(3)
41 Subordinate clauses of time
386(5)
42 Complex verbal expressions
391(11)
43 Verbs of movement
402(7)
Part IV
44 Subjunctive mood
409(26)
Part V
45 Personal pronouns and pronouns as objects
435(17)
46 The pronouns en and y
452(8)
47 Possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns
460(7)
48 Possessive adjectives, definite articles and usage with parts of the body and with clothes
467(5)
49 Relative pronouns
472(12)
50 Interrogative pronouns, adjectives and adverbs
484(10)
51 Inversion
494(11)
Part VI
52 Adjectives
505(17)
53 Adverbs
522(18)
54 Comparative adjectives, adverbs and nouns
540(8)
55 Superlative adjectives, adverbs and nouns
548(9)
Part VII
56 Prepositions
557(52)
Part VIII
57 Demonstrative adjectives
609(4)
58 Demonstrative pronouns
613(5)
59 Indefinite pronouns and adjectives, and tout as an adverb
618(11)
Part IX
60 Conjunctions
629(6)
61 Negation
635(9)
62 Numbers, time, measurements
644(14)
63 Word order
658(17)
Part X
64 Names of continents, countries, regions, states, provinces, rivers, mountains, volcanoes and their uses
675(11)
65 Proper names
686(6)
66 Foreign words and borrowings
692(8)
67 Differences in frequency of similar words in the two languages
700(3)
68 Miscellaneous: truncation, interjections, fillers, transition words, forms of address, figures of speech, doublets, informal
703(16)
Part XI
Verb tables 719(41)
Glossary 760(13)
Bibliography 773(3)
General index 776(8)
Subjunctive index 784
R. E. Batchelor taught French and Spanish for forty years in the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Nottingham. He has published thirteen books, some on the French language, with second and third editions. M. Chebli-Saadi is a Senior Lecturer-Researcher at the Université Stendhal Grenoble 3. She has published many articles, books and dictionaries, and has a long experience in teaching French to foreign students, notably from the USA.