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Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Glossary of Grammatical Terms; Chapter 1: The French and English Languages Compared; 1.1 French and English: a common origin; 1.2 Vocabulary; 1.3 Grammar; Chapter 2: Nouns; 2.1 Types of nouns; 2.2 Gender; 2.3 Number; Chapter 3: Determiners; 3.1 The three types of article; 3.2 Forms of the articles; 3.3 The definite article; 3.4 The indefinite article; 3.5 The partitive article; 3.6 Omission of the article; 3.7 Demonstrative determiners; 3.8 Possessive determiners; Chapter 4: Pronouns
4.1 Subject pronouns4.2 Direct and indirect object pronouns; 4.3 y; 4.4 en; 4.5 Reflexive pronouns; 4.6 Order of object pronouns; 4.7 Stressed pronouns; 4.8 Coordination of personal pronouns; 4.9 Demonstrative pronouns; 4.10 Possessive pronouns; 4.11 Indefinite pronouns; Chapter 5: Adjectives; 5.1 The position of adjectives; 5.2 The feminine of adjectives; 5.3 Adjectives with a second masculine form; 5.4 The plural of adjectives; 5.5 Compound adjectives; 5.6 Agreement of adjectives with on; 5.7 Agreement of adjectives according to meaning; 5.8 Adjectives of colour; 5.9 Foreign borrowings
5.10 Special cases5.11 Adjectival expressions; 5.12 Comparison of adjectives; 5.13 Verbal adjectives; Chapter 6: Numbers; 6.1 Cardinal numbers; 6.2 Ordinal numbers; 6.3 Word order when a cardinal and ordinal number are together; 6.4 Approximate numbers; 6.5 Time; 6.6 Dates; 6.7 Measurements; 6.8 Fractions and calculations; 6.9 Quantifiers; Chapter 7: Adverbs; 7.1 Adverbs and adverbials; 7.2 Formation of adverbs ending in -ment; 7.3 Different types of adverbs; 7.4 Comparison of adverbs; 7.5 Position of adverbs; 7.6 Inversion after certain adverbs; Chapter 8: Negation
8.1 Position of negative expressions8.2 Order of negative expressions; 8.3 de with a direct object in negative sentences; 8.4 ne . . . aucun (no, not any, none); 8.5 ne . . . guère (hardly); 8.6 ne . . . jamais (never, not ever); 8.7 ne . . . ni . . . ni (neither . . . nor); 8.8 ne . . . nul(le) (no, not any); ne . . . nulle part (nowhere, not anywhere); ne . . . nullement (in no way, not in any way); 8.9 ne . . . pas (not); 8.10 ne . . . personne (nobody, not anybody, no one, not anyone); 8.11 ne . . . plus (no more, not any longer, no longer, not any more); 8.12 ne . . . que (only)
8.13 ne . . . rien (nothing, not anything)8.14 Omission of ne in speech; 8.15 Use of non and si; 8.16 n'est-ce pas ?; 8.17 Use of ne without a negative sense; 8.18 Negative words with sans; Chapter 9: Verbs 1; 9.1 The verb; 9.2 Characteristics of the verb; 9.3 Transitive and intransitive verbs; 9.4 Pronominal verbs; 9.5 Impersonal verbs; 9.6 Verbal aspect; Chapter 10: Verbs 2: Tenses of The Indicative; 10.1 Tenses; 10.2 The radical and verb endings; 10.3 The indicative mood; 10.4 The present tense; 10.5 The imperfect tense; 10.6 The compound past; 10.7 The simple past
Mike Thacker was Director of the Language Centre at the University of Surrey from 1991 to 2005 and has taught at all degree levels. Casimir d'Angelo was Director of the Language Unit at the University of Cambridge from 1998 to 2014, and has taught at all degree levels. He is presently theDirector of Global Training Centre at the China UK Development Centre.
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