Les Élémens De La Langue Angloise Développés D'une Manière Nouvelle Facile Et Très Concise En Forme De Dialogues : Où La Prononciation Est Enseignée Par Un Assemblage De Lettres, Qui Forme Des Sons Similaires En François, & Où La Juste Mesure De (Paperback)

"Les Élémens De La Langue Angloise Développés D'une Manière Nouvelle Facile Et Très Concise En Forme De Dialogues" is a historical language textbook aimed at French speakers learning English. The book utilizes a novel approach, presenting English language elements in a concise, dialogue-based format. It focuses particularly on pronunciation, teaching it through letter combinations that create similar sounds in French. This method is designed to make learning English more accessible and straightforward for French-speaking students.

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