HOW TO CHEAT AT FRENCH VERBS: The Tips, Tricks, Secrets and Hacks. (Or, how a lone American chick turned French grammar upside down -- and lived to conjugate again).

Finally -- A game-changer for learning French.Forget endless verb drills. Now you can cheat at French and speak much better -- sooner. This is the un-grammar grammar book, written for beginners, intermediates, and travelers by a language lover who HATES struggling over verb conjugations. It took an award-winning author and polyglot to rethink French. It's a fast, fun, friendly look at the world of grammar. These verbs ride motorcycles, get into brawls, and argue over their accent marks. Meet the bad boy verbs, the superheroes, and even the wallflowers, who'll save you countless study time. Now you can conquer French before it conquers you.This is not a typical grammar book. This is a newer, much easier way of looking at language. It's not the old sl am you with charts approach. And it's way more than just a verb book. There are tons of tips to speed up everything you need to get you flying through learning French. (There's even a secret on how to save lots of money on something you'll do daily in France.)If you're a beginner, traveler, even pretty good at French, or just confused about French verbs -- or anything about French grammar -- this book will get you SPEAKING great French quickly. Welcome aboard!**** Quickly learn the four most useful verb tenses**** Meet the MOST WANTED verbs that you'll use all day long**** Discover a new easier to use verb chart**** Learn the simple trick to express yourself in the future tense -- even if you can't yet conjugate in the future**** Find out about the secret language you'll hear in France daily**** Discover why 3 little words involving a train will be your new best friends**** Meet the Kumbaya family of 7 who will make learning verbs faster and easier**** And much more! Get the tips, tricks, secrets and hacks that'll fast forward you into the world of French speakers.*** PLEASE NOTE *** This book received a review from a reader stating their French teacher said it was full of misinformation and errors. The book had been edited by a native French-speaking French teacher, a current college French professor , a French lawyer, and, as beta readers, 4 native French speakers. I use "modern" French, as spoken today by the masses, as opposed to the more staid, standard French, which is often taught in schools (but can leave you in-the-dark when communicating "outside of class.") While some teachers are opposed to this more current usage, as French has evolved today, this is the French you need to learn - - today's spoken French, to get you up-and-running in the real world. (On a personal note, perhaps this teacher was irate as I claim that her language is the easiest to learn... and the cover says I'm an American who turned French around. I get it! If the tables were turned I might be angry too. Hmm.)AUTHOR'S WRITING Glyph Award WinnerNautilus AwardBAIPA AwardLiving Now AwardForeWord MagazineBook of the Year AwardNicholl FellowshipReader's Favorite AwardEric HofferUSA Best Book DramaDog Writers of America