The Practical French Accidence: Being a Comprehensive Grammar of the French Language (1839) - Tapa dura

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English. The far greater part of those who teach French in the United States, are A mericans, whose knowledge of the language must often be very limited; and to these the authors own wants enable him to say this book is calculated to be eminently useful. In some respects, the work is not a mere compilation. The directions for ascertaining the gender ofF rench nouns, the great stumbling-block of foreigners, will be found peculiar to this Grammar, and fully competent to effect the end proposed. The Table of the Conjugations, and theL ist of Irregular Verbs, are more complete than in any other grammar; and theE lements of Pronunciation, accompanied with Practical Exercises, will, it is believed, be of essential service to American teachers, as well as to those pupils who are obliged to study the language without an instructor. WILLIAM BENTLEY FOWLE. December, 1896. .W Vt m- -f to .
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