French Lessons?

Question

I'm taking beginners french for my foreign language requirement in college at the moment, but I would definitely like to have some really beneficial supplemental instruction. I bought a CD-ROM for 30 dollars recently, and it didn't help me much at all. Does anyone know where a good teaching assistant might be purchased at, or even downloaded off the internet from? Thank you.

Answer 1

You could try Barron's Mastering French. It includes a booklet and 12 audio cassettes. Your local library might have it, thus you could borrow it or try to buy it. It's rather expensive to buy the book with the cassettes: $71.99, but the paperback costs only: $15.26.

There's Barron's website below:

http://barronseduc.com/foreign-languages-french.html

J'espère que ça vous aide. Bonne chance!

Answer 2

First hello,u know lerning every language is just dependant or ur interetst n ur skill,i am from Iran n i am just 18 , I wanna be a multilingual person,I think the best thing which can really help u is just speaking with urself,nee when u r walking , drving n ... u can repeat the words n phrases for urself,i do it always for my english n french,It really works,after a few weeks u ll understand that learning that lang has become much easy for u,I never listens to CDs or ... but i use them for the correct pronouciation n learing grammar,what method do u use for leaning french? i mean the name of the book, have a good life full of love n babbye

Answer 3

try the "learn in your car" series of audio CDs. listen to them in the car.. it really helps. i took 2 years of college french a few years ago, and i keep myself on point by using those. they are like $20 and available at Barnes and Noble

Answer 4

u know i took french for sept ans.....but im trying to teach myself spanish now....i bought a dictionary.......like miriam webster that gives words and phrases with those words.....and a verb workbook......that verb workbook really helped.

Answer 5

Do you mean as in French Kissing? lol