Get Into...

Background

You can really Get Into French with the exciting new interactive course for beginners from BBC Active and Cambridge University Language Centre.

Get Into French offers a complete learning package including two PC CD-ROMs, book, audio CD and a dedicated website. Designed for people on the go, the flexible approach puts you firmly in control of how, when and where you learn – and you’ll have fun too!

In this unique approach, you’ll have complete freedom to choose a path and style of learning that fits your personal preferences and interests. You’ll encounter the language that you really need for travel and holidays and, from the very beginning, you’ll start to speak French and begin to understand when people reply. With clear feedback, you will be able to make progress quickly and enjoyably.

Complete course contains:

2 x PC CD-ROM
Containing the main part of the course, the CD-ROM takes you into a virtual town, comprising bar, restaurant, department store, market, station, campsite and more. You can choose to enter any location at any time in the course, focusing on learning just the language you need, whether for a shopping trip or a holiday where you plan to sample the local cuisine.

Features

• Take part in fully animated interactive conversations and pick up the skills and confidence to communicate.
• Choose a way of learning that suits you: familiarise yourself with new language in the Learn It First activities - or jump straight in to Have A Go or Speaking.
• Record your voice and compare yourself with native speakers.
• Test your skill by taking part in the interactive Challenge sections.
• Access instant learning support via the comprehensive built-in Phrase Book, Basics section and concise pop-up grammar notes.
• Get personalised feedback as you make progress in your French.

Book

Use this handy ten-unit book whenever you’d like to revise and refresh the language you have met on the CD-ROM. Dip into it at home, on the move or on holiday.

Audio CD

Build on the language you’ve learned by listening to the adventures of Simon Martin, a young British web designer, as he touches down in Nice in search of new horizons.