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Unforgettable French: Memory Tricks to Help …
Unforgettable French uses memory tricks based on sound and idea associations to teach French and reinforce major points of French grammar, from the basics up to GCSE level. Look inside. Scroll down to find out more and download ‘Try before you buy’ sample pages from the book.
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The fastest French
What is the fastest and most effective way of helping children master a wide range of key French phrases? Knowing a number of memory tricks can be a real bonus.
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Confidence is everything
Students always benefit from confidence when learning, but sometimes the need for confidence is doubly important. For all of us, when we start studying a new subject, confidence can be low simply because we generally don’t have the background or reference points to help us when something is not clear. As a result, we can easily feel lost.
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It’s a curious thing…
If a word or phrase in French can be shown to link to something we are already familiar with in English, then it is much more likely to be remembered.
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The one approach they need
What is the one approach that can help pupils and students learning French, more than any other? It is often suggested that pupils and students appear to have greater imaginations than adults, and there is a good reason for this.
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How am I supposed to remember that?
What is the most effective way of helping children remember everyday (but irregular) French words and phrases?
ContinueWhat’s new at Brilliant Publications? (20 January 2022)
After much deliberation we have chosen the cover image for Cracking English Grammar in KS2. We had great fun thinking of all the things that could be 'cracked'!
ContinueIl fait du vent – il y a du vent…
Nowadays 'il y a du vent' has become so common that even French people feel that 'il fait du vent' sounds odd. Rest assured though – it is perfectly correct.
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