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[Learn French-Bilingual Love Story] Une Nouvelle Colocation -- The New Roommate: French-English Parallel Text (French B1, French B2) (French-English Bilingual Stories)
Book Details
Author(s)AB, Bilingual
ISBN / ASINB0187K4W8K
ISBN-13978B0187K4W84
AvailabilityAvailable for download now
Sales Rank33,327
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
New, Unexpected & Sweet —— A Love Story
? Increase French Vocabulary
? Consolidate French Grammar
? Enhance French Comprehension
? Improve French Proficiency
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[Learn French —— Bilingual Love Story]
Une Nouvelle Colocation —— The New Roommate
French-English Parallel Text (French B1, French B2)
(Learn French with Bilingual Stories)
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===> Are you learning French?
===> Do you like reading stories?
===> Do you want to learn French by reading stories?
===> Do you know that reading French-English bilingual stories is the most efficient way to enlarge your French vocabulary?
===> Are you interested in comparing French and English sentence structures and taking your French knowledge to the next level?
===> Are you looking for a book that is suitable for intermediate French learners of B1 or B2 level (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, known as "CEFR" )?
If you answered "Yes", then this book is PERFECT for you!
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In order to give you an active and enjoyable French learning experience, we designed an intellectual challenge for you:
In the story you are going to read there are 100 pairs of antonymous adjectives (namely, descriptive words with opposite meanings), for example,
? Right —— Wrong
? Polite —— Rude
? Sunny —— Cloudy
? Beautiful —— Ugly
? Rich —— Poor
? Smart —— Stupid
? Quiet —— Loud
? Positive —— Negative
? Young —— Old
? Glad —— Sad
? Expensive —— Cheap
? Heavy —— Light
? Long —— Short
? Clean —— Dirty
? Modern —— Historic
? Relaxed —— Nervous
? Quick —— Slow
? Adorable —— Repulsive
? Wild —— Tame
? Public —— Private
? Mental —— Physical
? Gentle —— Harsh
? Soft —— Hard
? Formal —— Casual
? Sweet —— Sour
……
and MANY MORE!
Can you find all of the antonymous adjective pairs in this story and write down the list in French?
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This book contains four parts:
Part 1 is the French-English parallel text.
You can learn new French words and sentence patterns through comparing the French text with the English text paragraph by paragraph without wasting time in checking dictionaries or grammar books.
Part 2 is the English-French parallel text.
After reading Part 1, you can immediately start with Part 2. This time you should try to identify all the antonymous adjective pairs in the English text and write them down in French.
Part 3 is the French text alone.
After finishing Part 1 and Part 2, you should put this book aside for a while. After two or three days, you can return to this book again and read Part 3 in French directly, in order to test how many new words and sentence structures you have mastered.
Part 4 is the English text alone.
When you are confident that you are very familiar with this story (including the plot, vocabulary, sentence structures and grammatical points), you can try translating Part 4, the English text, into French, either mentally or on a piece of paper. This way, you can reinforce your memory and put your French knowledge into maximum use.
=====================
Learning French requires determination, repetition and dedication.
Start your journey of active French learning TODAY!
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? Increase French Vocabulary
? Consolidate French Grammar
? Enhance French Comprehension
? Improve French Proficiency
=====================
[Learn French —— Bilingual Love Story]
Une Nouvelle Colocation —— The New Roommate
French-English Parallel Text (French B1, French B2)
(Learn French with Bilingual Stories)
=====================
? ? 100 Pairs of Antonymous Adjectives ? ?
=====================
(1). Is this book suitable for you?
===> Are you learning French?
===> Do you like reading stories?
===> Do you want to learn French by reading stories?
===> Do you know that reading French-English bilingual stories is the most efficient way to enlarge your French vocabulary?
===> Are you interested in comparing French and English sentence structures and taking your French knowledge to the next level?
===> Are you looking for a book that is suitable for intermediate French learners of B1 or B2 level (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, known as "CEFR" )?
If you answered "Yes", then this book is PERFECT for you!
=====================
(2). What is special about this book?
In order to give you an active and enjoyable French learning experience, we designed an intellectual challenge for you:
In the story you are going to read there are 100 pairs of antonymous adjectives (namely, descriptive words with opposite meanings), for example,
? Right —— Wrong
? Polite —— Rude
? Sunny —— Cloudy
? Beautiful —— Ugly
? Rich —— Poor
? Smart —— Stupid
? Quiet —— Loud
? Positive —— Negative
? Young —— Old
? Glad —— Sad
? Expensive —— Cheap
? Heavy —— Light
? Long —— Short
? Clean —— Dirty
? Modern —— Historic
? Relaxed —— Nervous
? Quick —— Slow
? Adorable —— Repulsive
? Wild —— Tame
? Public —— Private
? Mental —— Physical
? Gentle —— Harsh
? Soft —— Hard
? Formal —— Casual
? Sweet —— Sour
……
and MANY MORE!
Can you find all of the antonymous adjective pairs in this story and write down the list in French?
=====================
(3). How to use this book?
This book contains four parts:
Part 1 is the French-English parallel text.
You can learn new French words and sentence patterns through comparing the French text with the English text paragraph by paragraph without wasting time in checking dictionaries or grammar books.
Part 2 is the English-French parallel text.
After reading Part 1, you can immediately start with Part 2. This time you should try to identify all the antonymous adjective pairs in the English text and write them down in French.
Part 3 is the French text alone.
After finishing Part 1 and Part 2, you should put this book aside for a while. After two or three days, you can return to this book again and read Part 3 in French directly, in order to test how many new words and sentence structures you have mastered.
Part 4 is the English text alone.
When you are confident that you are very familiar with this story (including the plot, vocabulary, sentence structures and grammatical points), you can try translating Part 4, the English text, into French, either mentally or on a piece of paper. This way, you can reinforce your memory and put your French knowledge into maximum use.
=====================
Learning French requires determination, repetition and dedication.
Start your journey of active French learning TODAY!
Take action NOW!
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