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  • ISBN-13: 9781264286058
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"Perfect: French Verb Tenses, you'll find tons of helpful guidance and extensive practice. Ideal for use both as a reference and hands-on workbook, Practice Makes Perfect: French Verb Tenses helps you build your verb skills in more than 300 engaging exercises, increasing your confidence in your ability to choose the precise word. Presented in the student-friendly, proven Practice Makes Perfect format and including comprehensive verb conjugation tables, this is a book you'll turn to often to help boost your confidence in speaking and writing French"--

This rigorous workbook helps you learn when and why to use different verb tenses—with new audio recordings via the McGraw Hill Language Lab app.

Beyond learning grammar and vocabulary at the beginner and intermediate levels, figuring out when and why to use certain verb tenses is often a challenge when you’re trying to master the French language. InPractice Makes Perfect: French Verb Tenses, you’ll find tons of helpful guidance and extensive practice.

Ideal for use both as a reference and hands-on workbook,Practice Makes Perfect: French Verb Tenseshelps you build your verb skills in more than 300 engaging exercises, increasing your confidence in your ability to choose the precise word. Presented in the student-friendly, proven Practice Makes Perfect format and including comprehensive verb conjugation tables, this is a book you’ll turn to often to help boost your confidence in speaking and writing French.

Features

  • A clear presentation of when and why to use verb tenses
  • Reinforcement of verb forms through everyday examples covering a wide range of topics
  • 300 varied exercises to test your understanding of every tense
  • Audio recordings of answer key to 70 exercises are available through the McGraw Hill Language Lab app
  • A “record yourself” feature in the mobile app allows you to compare your pronunciation with native speakers
  • NEW: Audio recordings of verb conjugations and hundreds of example sentences
Introduction ix
Useful grammatical terminology for verbs xi
A few remarks about French pronunciation xv
I THE PRESENT TENSE
1 The present tense of regular verbs
3(30)
The conjugation of regular -er verbs
3(6)
The conjugation of -er verbs with spelling changes
9(6)
The conjugation of regular -ir verbs
15(1)
The conjugation of regular -re verbs
16(3)
Asking questions
19(6)
Verbs and their objects
25(8)
2 The present tense of irregular verbs
33(34)
The conjugation of irregular verbs
33(11)
The uses of the present tense
44(4)
Special uses of aller and uenir
48(2)
Sauoir and connaxtre
50(4)
Exercices de revision
54(1)
Idioms with avoir, faire, etre, aller, uouloir, and prendre
55(10)
Plaire (a)
65(2)
3 A few impersonal verbs
67(6)
Weather verbs
67(1)
The impersonal use of etre
68(1)
The impersonal use of avoir
68(2)
Other impersonal expressions
70(3)
4 Reflexive verbs
73(20)
The present tense of reflexive verbs
73(1)
Common French reflexive verbs and their use
74(7)
Exercices de revision
81(2)
Reflexive and non-reflexive use
83(4)
The use of the reflexive pronoun to indicate reciprocal action
87(1)
Reflexive constructions with a passive meaning
88(5)
II THE PAST TENSES
5 The passe compose
93(22)
The formation of the passe compose
93(1)
The passe compose of verbs conjugated with auoir
94(6)
The passe compose of verbs conjugated with etre
100(2)
Verbs that can be conjugated with etre or auoir
102(1)
The passe compose of reflexive verbs
103(4)
Exercices de revision
107(1)
The uses of the passe compose
108(7)
6 The imperfect tense
115(20)
The formation of the imperfect tense
115(3)
The uses of the imperfect tense
118(8)
The uses of the passe compose and imperfect tense contrasted
126(9)
7 The pluperfect tense
135(8)
The formation of the pluperfect tense
135(1)
The uses of the pluperfect tense
136(7)
8 The passe simple
143(10)
The formation of the passe simple
143(4)
The uses of the passe simple
147(6)
III THE FUTURE TENSES, THE CONDITIONAL, AND THE SUBJUNCTIVE
9 The future tenses
153(16)
The formation of the simple future
153(5)
The uses of the simple future
158(4)
The close future (lefutur proche)
162(2)
The formation of the future perfect
164(1)
The uses of the future perfect
165(4)
10 The conditional
169(20)
The formation of the present conditional
169(3)
The uses of the present conditional
172(7)
The formation of the past conditional
179(2)
The uses of the past conditional
181(3)
Tense sequences in conditional sentences
184(5)
11 The subjunctive
189(48)
The present subjunctive of regular verbs
190(3)
The present subjunctive of irregular verbs
193(8)
The past subjunctive
201(2)
The uses of the subjunctive
203(28)
Exercices de revision
231(3)
The use of the subjunctive in the main clause
234(3)
IV THE INFINITIVE, THE IMPERATIVE, THE PRESENT PARTICIPLE AND GERUND, AND THE PASSIVE VOICE
12 The infinitive
237(26)
The formation of the infinitives
237(2)
The negative infinitive
239(1)
The uses of the infinitive
239(7)
Faire + infinitive (causative faire)
246(2)
Verb + de quoi (something, enough) + infinitive
248(5)
Exercices de revision
253(10)
13 The imperative
263(10)
Regular forms of the imperative
263(1)
The negative imperative
264(1)
Irregular forms of the imperative
265(2)
The position of object pronouns with the imperative
267(3)
The imperative of reflexive verbs
270(3)
14 The present participle and the gerund
273(10)
The formation of the present participle
273(2)
The uses of the present participle
275(2)
The gerund and its uses
277(6)
15 The passive voice
283(12)
The formation of the passive voice
283(5)
The uses of the passive voice
288(7)
Review exercises 295(38)
Appendix A Numbers, dates, time 333(4)
Appendix B Verb tables 337(26)
French-English glossary 363(12)
English-French glossary 375(12)
Answer key 387
Trudie Booth is a lecturer in French at the University of Portland.