Deux mondes (Student Edition)

This is a much cheaper and a lot less bulkier way to have a text book. I have no issues with the book at all

Like the book, love the class!

This is a college textbooks used for Introductory French 1 and 2. I wish it had more examples for explaining and clarifying conjugation of French verbs, and pronouns, prepositions and definite and indefinite articles. Also, they spend a whole chapter on climate change. I would rather they spent more time offering chapters on French Conversation Phrases, French culture, etc.

Very good

Educational

Not a bad text, however, be careful. The loose-leaf version is attractive because of the lower price point. In reality it is a pain in the butt. Pages get torn quickly, and whatever binder you use, multiple pages will get torn out of it. Better to go with the bound version, although it will cost a little more. I went with the loose-leaf version to start with, but had to later purchase the bound version in order to keep everything together.

I had a Spanish textbook years before and it was very descriptive, easy to understand, and had a great glossary. Not in this case! I knew I was in for a rude awakening as soon as I read chapter 1. I guess "immersion" is the purpose of this book, but unless your living in a French speaking country or have French speaking friends/family then it's totally pointless. It seems like half of the information has no translation and the glossary only has the French to English translated words, so looking up a word in English is difficult. Knowing Spanish helped a little since both Spanish and French are Romance languages.I had to spend another $100 for the required access to the website. The worst part is I used about.com and Google Translator more than the actual book for my assignments. I hope colleges/universities find another French textbook for their students. It will save the hair pulling for other, more difficult subjects.

Thank you so much this book will really help me

Good

Good as new !