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Colloquial French 2is designed to help those involved in self-study, and structured to give you the opportunity to listen to and read lots of modern, everyday French. It has been developed to work systematically on reinforcing and extending your grasp of French grammar and vocabulary.
Key features ofColloquial French 2include:
* a broad range of everyday situations, focusing on France and the wider francophone world
* revision: material to help consolidate and build up your basics
* a wide range of contemporary documents
* spoken and written exercises in each unit
* highlighted key structures and phrases, a grammar reference and detailed answer keys
Audio material to accompany the course is available to download free in MP3 format fromwww.routledge.com/cw/colloquials. Recorded by native speakers, the audio material features the dialogues and texts from the book and will help develop your listening and pronunciation skills. Supplementary exercises and French language web-links can also be accessed through this site.
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The following languages are available in the Colloquial 2 series:
French
Italian
Russian
Spanish
Spanish
Accompanying cassettes and CDs are available for the above titles. They can be ordered through your bookseller, or send payment with order to Taylor & Francis/ Routledge Ltd, ITPS, Cheriton House, North Way, Andover, Hants SP10 5BE, UK, or to Routledge Inc, 29 West 35th Street, New York NY 10001, USA.
First published 2003
by Routledge
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2003 Elspeth Broady
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers.
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Broady, Elspeth.
Colloquial French 2: the next step in language learning / Elspeth Broady.
p. cm (The colloquial 2 series)
1. French language Conversation and phrase books English.2. French language Textbooks for foreign speakers English.3. French language Spoken French. I. Title: Colloquial French two.II. Title. III. Series.
PC2121B76 2003
448.3'421dc21
2003009037
ISBN 0-203-98765-9 Master e-book ISBN
ISBN 0-415-26647-5 (book)
ISBN 0-415-26648-3 (audio cassette)
ISBN 0-415-30139-4 (audio CD)
ISBN 0-415-26649-1 (pack)
Getting back in touch
France and its towns
On the road
Business meetings
Work and play
The south-west
Life in France: practical tips
Unit 8 A votre sant!
Your health
News and views
Sport is great!
The joys of reading
The French-speaking world
Grammar index
Topic index
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The Authors and Publishers would like to thank the following for permission to reproduce material in this book:
Association Gersoise du Foie Gras, meat photo in Unit 6; Advantages for cover image; Bayard Presse for Phosphore cover image in Text 2, Unit 9; Bison Fut, Ministre de lquipement, logo in Unit 3; Catrine Carpenter for Dialogue 1 in Unit 2 and Dialogue 1 in Unit 12; Daniel Raupaich and La Mairie de Lille for photos Ville de Lille and Lille capitale des Flandres in Unit 2; Dioranews, for Lactualit pour la region parisienne 17h in Unit 9; ditions du Seuil for extract from Beni ou le paradis priv by Azouz Begag in Unit 11; ditions Livre de poche, ditions du Fallois for extract from Le Chteau de ma mre by Marcel Pagnol in Unit 11; Gaby Rambault for Text 1 in Unit 3; Gtes de France (Landes) for Gtes texts, photos and Conditions gnrales de vente dans le dpartement in Unit 6; Hamid Amazigh, Acting Informatique at for French laws and customs article in Unit 7; Investir for cover image in Text 2, Unit 9; John Karrenbeld for La banlieue parisienne photo in Unit 2; Label France for LInternet francophone by Etienne Cazin in Unit 9; Le Nouvel Observateur for La Rvolution de 35 heures by Martine Gilson in Unit 5; Le Petit Larousse Compact for le Maurice (adapted) in Unit 12; Maison Bricolage for cover image in Text 2, Unit 9; Ministre de LAgriculture for Label Rouge, Agriculture Biologique and AOC logos and for Pourquoi consomment-ils bio? in Unit 8; Ministre des Affaires trangres, , for La franco-phonie in Unit 12; Paul Slater for Eurostar photo in Unit 2, car photo in Unit 3, office photo in Unit 4, caf photo in Unit 7, market produce photo in Unit 8, newsagent photo in Unit 9 and bookshop photo in Unit 11; TFI for La France est le pays de la gastronomie in Unit 7; Premire for cover image in Text 2, Unit 9; Thijs Karrenbeld for Une maison isole en Auvergne photo in Unit 2; Viapresse for Text 2, Unit 9; Webfrancophonie, for le Maurice, lieu de plusieurs cultures, adapted from Chroniques-Evasion by Jose Martel, in Unit 12 and for homepage picture in Unit 12; Yahoo France for homepage picture in Unit 9; zitronet, , for Le Hockey sur glace in Unit 10; 321.com, , for Text 2 in Unit 3.
Every effort has been made to trace and acknowledge ownership of copyright. The publishers will be glad to make suitable arrangements with any copyright holders whom it has not been possible to contact.
The author would like to thank friends, family, colleagues and students for their support and inspiration during the production of this book. Special thanks to Simone Doctors, Nathalie Ruas and Paul Slater for their invaluable contributions, and to Chris Sevink, to whom this book is dedicated.
If youve picked up this book, then you know some French already. You probably want to refresh your knowledge and extend your skills, perhaps because you spend time in France or you have French friends and family, or perhaps because of your job or because youre taking a French course and need to revise. In all of these cases, this book can help you.
Youve chosen a self-study course. Learning on your own is quite a challenge but this book is designed to help you. Its structured so that you get the chance to listen to, and read, lots of colloquial French, but also to work systematically on reinforcing and extending your grasp of French grammar and vocabulary.
Most units have three to four inputs: these texts and recordings provide the raw material for your learning. They have been chosen to reflect a wide range of contemporary French usage, from literary texts to internet forums, with regional varieties of French also represented. On your cassette or CD, youll find scripted dialogues, extracts from authentic interviews and recordings of some of the written texts. There are also some speaking and pronunciation exercises. And dont forget theres a web site to support the Colloquial courses. At youll find extra exercises as well as links to sites that build on the material in the units. Key phrases and structures are highlighted under the heading Language points. Theres also a brief Grammar reference at the end of the book where you can check key structures. And to help you practise your French actively, there are between nine and twelve exercises in each unit, with more revision exercises under the heading Bilan at the end. For all these exercises, youll find a detailed key at the back of the book so that you can check your answers carefully. In most cases, youll find there is an exercise for you to do before reading a text or listening to a dialogue. These exercises are designed to familiarise you with key vocabulary or key ideas. The more you think beforehand about what youre going to read or hear, the more likely it is that you will understand. To help you further, youll find less frequent items of vocabulary and their translations provided under the heading Vocabulary
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