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Collins French Dictionary and Grammar by HarperCollins Publishers Ltd. Staff (Created by) (Credo eBook) With 96,000 references and 136,000 translations, this dictionary is designed to help intermediate learners of French understand the language of the French media and contemporary literature.

French Verb Tenses by Trudie Maria Booth (EBSCO eBook) Describing an array of fully conjugated verbs, 'French Verb Tenses' contains explanations that pinpoint why specific tenses work in given situations, as well as providing many examples and skill-building exercises.

French Grammar by Mary Coffman Crocker; Mary E. Coffman Crocker (EBSCO eBook) This is a revised edition of Mary Coffman Crocker's systematic review of French grammar, with concise explanations and numerous exercises that allow students to work on their own.

Schaum's Outline of French Vocabulary by Mary E. Coffman Crocker (EBSCO eBook) Divided into units that are organized by theme, travel, services, and entertainment, and more, the answered exercises can sharpen test skills and result in a larger vocabulary.

A History of the French Language by Peter Rickard (EBSCO eBook) Starting with a brief description of the earliest recorded forms of French, Peter Rickard traces the development of the language through the later Middle Ages and Renaissance to show how it became standardized in a near modern form in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Includes chapters on contemporary French and its position as a world language.