French Grammar Pamphlet – 3 Jan. 2001

I’m a middle-aged, linguistically capable curmudgeon who’ll happily rant that learning French grammar is a waste of time! This may seem a silly statement but anyone who‘s learned it to a decent level knows what I mean. ‘Rules’ are pointless when there are so many exceptions! However as schools still insist on living in the dark ages I bought this for my 14yo son. It’s well structured and presents the torture of learning french grammar in the outdated way dull school curricula require as painlessly as possible. It’s well structured, clear and concise and will be a great help to any student. When you’re facing exams and are under pressure you want clearly presented, concise information - this scores highly for that purpose. Then when you’ve passed your exams burn all the grammar books, go to France and surround yourself with real French. Learn to swear, drink some questionable wine, acquire a French gf / bf with whom to argue and make up in French, and learn to tell a few rude jokes. A few mis-spent weeks in any country will teach your far more than any books on grammar which were written by people who have never had a few mis-spent weeks anywhere! This product is excellent and will be used!

Very handy summary of French grammar and useful to have

Great to have it all in one place and easy to pop into your folder to cart around as exams approach. Revise a section every other day- found a helpful reminder of most GCSE course grammar content.

Not ready to use it but seems ok. Jessica

Verbs, nouns, adjectives etc. In an American format though - letter sized with three punched holes. Bought via Amazon UK so I hadn't realised it was American.

Delivered in perfect condition, great little guide and useful for revision/understanding. Totally recommend!

If you need an overview of the grammar, in one convenient sheet, this is unbeatable.

This is a good reference guide for beginners/early intermediate; my grammar is a bit more advanced. Will recommend for revision purposes.