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50 French Verbs for Beginners

Learn French with the Most Common Verbs Used in Everyday Context

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50 French Verbs for Beginners

By: French Hacking
Narrated by: Emilie Mauchaussé
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Struggling to understand French verbs? Bored of memorizing the different conjugations? Want to learn the most used 50 verbs that covers most of the French language?

This book starts from the beginning and explains what a verb actually is as well as all the different tenses and when to use them. Start from the ground up and build a solid foundation that will make learning the language so much easier!

There are fun exercises to help you practice what you’ve just learned so you’ll understand how and where to use it in real life context.

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Clearly what "French Hacking" did was take some out of print academic French grammar book and have someone read it verbatim. Indeed they are just what they say they are: "French Hackers". I'm sure that there is no beginner or intermediate student of French that could possibly get anything out of this. One of the clues should have been that there were no reviews and no ratings. Another clue should have been that the "sample" was not a sample at all. Yet another clue should have been that there was no author. Oh was the material incomprehensible so was the reader and the quality of the recording was awful.
C'est la vie. I hope no one else gets sucked in by this.

This is a scam: Do not get this "book."

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