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Grammaire essentielle du francais
Vous souhaitez progresser en français et vous préparer aux niveaux A1 et A2 (DELF, TCF, TEF) ? Grammaire essentielle du français A1/A2 (débutant) permet de découvrir la grammaire du français de façon progressive, simple et dynamique en trois étapes : observez , réfléchissez et mémorisez . 675 exercices : pour chacune des 45 leçons, plus de 15 activités d entraînement oral et écrit et 1 activité de prise de parole en continu ou en interaction.
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