Introductory French Lessons: Based On The Works Of Dr. Emil Otto (1878) - Tapa blanda

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In the series of which this book forms a part, it holds the same place as the Eleinb Franzosische Sprachlehrb, by Dr. Emil Otto, that is, following the First French Book (for youngest pupils), and being more elementary than Otto s French Grammar (B6cher). It is thus adapted to the general plan of the Otto Series, and the materials of the Eleine Franzosische Sprachlehre have been used to some extent, by authority, in the preparation of the present book. It is offered as an attempt to present the essential elements of the French language in a simpler yet at the same time more systematic and complete form than has yet been done, for elementary teaching. I ts plan does not go beyond elementary limits, yiet within those limits it aims at thoroughness and precision. Essential improvement has been attempted in the statement and illustration of some of the more difficult points of grammar, and especially in the treatment of idiom both French and English. The effort has been made, in a word, to place the most elementary instruction upon a basis more consistent than heretofore with the methods of a higher scholarship, and to make the earliest progress at once easier and more satisfactory, hecatue more systematic. Wh Ueadapted, as the title indicates, to the earliest work of the beginner, the book is also intended to meet the wants of the more mature student, whether as a brief handbook for essential use, or as an introduction to more advanced study. With this view, occasional matter is introduced, in the form of Note or Eemark connected with, but not essential to, the main body of statement.
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