Learn French: 6 Books in 1: The Complete French Language Books Collection to Learn Starting from Zero, Have Fun and Become Fluent like a Native Speaker

I've always tried French whenever another language was suggested or in school so this was a different direction for me, but I liked it. I can't say I'm proficient after just reading the book but by actively studying it and using the language in conversations, I could see it being something that would be helpful to be able to reference this book. Very well written.

As a French student this is completely helpful to use during classes! I would recommend pick it up. Definitively take a read in the passe composé

This is a complete learn French system. It takes you through common pronunciation, verbs and tenses. There are some good conversation examples that will help too. I would recommend this for someone who has already taken French that wants to pursue the language further

This book had so much information in one book. I really appreciated that what was being taught can be learned in just 7 days, starting from step zero. Teaching you everything you need to know to speak French including quizzes to make sure you have grasped what was taught. Still shocked to see so much information in one book. Love that I do not have to purchase additional books to continue on learning.

I like it, and I am learning a lot. Very easy to follow and understand. Great for beginners.

Unless you have the WinRAR app, you cannot download the Audio. I spent 20 USD to buy it, and even when I did, every little section of the audio, I needed to input the ridiculous password, which you don't even have an option of changing. A waste of money and time

Extremely well done! Very easy to comprehend. Fantastic teaching tool.

Need author or Dupont to contact me with username and password I can use.

After stumbling across several errors and having to double check a lot as I went along, I can’t give it 5 stars.If you turn « find the errors » into a game and a challenge, it becomes more fun. On a serious note, if you are going to put out a publication, at least get someone to proofread it first.

This is an easy to follow book for any discerning student of the French Language and is an excellent buy.

As a B1 French student at university, I hoped this would fill in some gaps in my earlier learning and allow me to progress further. However, there's a few odd things about this that make it difficult to get on with. For one the introduction does not tell you anything about the publisher, writer or why they created the work and what they intend for the learner through its use, yet they start out by giving unsolicited advice about how they (whoever they are) think you should learn and practice. It gives it an impersonal feel like it has been written by AI!Second of all, the tables with words and translation and pronunciation are a good idea but they sometimes go off the side of the page and you have to click on them to see the full thing. Also, there is is little formatting and intermittant page breaks so the tables and titles to different sections often go over a page which makes it hard to follow.Also, although it says 6 books in one, in the index/contents lists, it does not tell you which number of the 6 you are are reading and when you flick through you see "conclusion" followed by "introduction" so unless you plan to read it start to finish, it's not that helpful. It's also impossible to know from the introduction which level the book is aimed at so for an intermediate student, it's hard to know where to focus. Also there is no desription as to how the book is laid out so it takes a lot of searching to find where the stories are for instance. I gave up readining on my kindle as it didn't make any sense and have used my computer insteadFurthermore, there are some odd English turns of phrase that make you wonder who was doing the editing (was it an AI? A French native?) such as "Eating the food" instead of eating food, "going to the restaurant" instead of to A restaurant.The book also lacks any kind of pictures to break up the text and to help you remember your place which is annoying.On the positive side, there are some very useful and accurate French phrases that a local would recognise so it's good for getting by in a French speaking Environment.

Easy to use and read. Found this very useful in refreshing my French language as recently found a new partner who is French. Learning from basic with this and also some youtube videos. Will recommend it as reference material

A very boring way to learn compared to other tutorial books