Le vol de la Joconde / Huguette Zahler.
By: Zahler, Huguette
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TextLanguage: freeng Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Amsco School Publications, ©1987Description: 138 p. 22 cmISBN: 0877204837Subject(s): Lenguas modernas -- Readers | French languageGenre/Form: Readers. DDC classification: 448.642 Summary: [The book] is a reader designed for students who have completed a first-level course in French. It provides an interesting and original mystery story in simple yet natural and idiomatic French. The setting of the story is the Louvre Museum in Paris, and the plot revolves around its most famous work of art, the Mona Lisa ... [The text] uses conversational indicative tenses ... The exercises, which are based directly on the text, provide functional practice in all language skills: reading comprehension, vocabulary recognition and retention, conversation, structural practice, oral and written composition, and individualized cultural assignments ... To enliven the students' work, the author has included crossword puzzles and other word games in each chapter. Dialog exercises serve as springboards for communicative practice through role playing.-Pref.
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Biblioteca Central Euclides Jaramillo Arango GENERAL | 448.642 Z19 (Browse shelf) | Ej.1 | Available | 053179 |
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| 448.342 P238 Foundation course in French language and culture | 448.6 C368 Selected French short stories of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / | 448.6 D182 Lire en français : | 448.642 Z19 Le vol de la Joconde / Zahler, Huguette. | 448.7 P238 Initiation à la culture française Parker, Clifford S. | 448.834 D671 Sans frontieres / Dominique, Philippe 2., Exercises et textes complementaires. | 458.24 / E42 I verbi italiani ad uso degli stranieri/ |
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[The book] is a reader designed for students who have completed a first-level course in French. It provides an interesting and original mystery story in simple yet natural and idiomatic French. The setting of the story is the Louvre Museum in Paris, and the plot revolves around its most famous work of art, the Mona Lisa ... [The text] uses conversational indicative tenses ... The exercises, which are based directly on the text, provide functional practice in all language skills: reading comprehension, vocabulary recognition and retention, conversation, structural practice, oral and written composition, and individualized cultural assignments ... To enliven the students' work, the author has included crossword puzzles and other word games in each chapter. Dialog exercises serve as springboards for communicative practice through role playing.-Pref.
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