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Are you a French speaker tired of boring textbooks? Do you want to read in English but find original novels too difficult? Learning a language should be exciting, not a struggle.
The Travel with Phileas Fogg
Discover the simplified edition of Jules Verne's masterpiece, "Around the World in Eighty Days". This book is meticulously designed for French speakers at the A1 (Beginner) level. It combines a classic story with a structured method to ensure your success.
Why is this book unique?
Unlike standard books, this edition uses the Graded Reader method and Contextual Learning to help you absorb vocabulary naturally. Here is exactly what you will find Structured Never feel lost. Each chapter begins with a glossary of 15 key words, complete with definitions and French translations to prepare you for the text.Contextual As you read, new vocabulary appears in bold. This helps you recognize and remember words within the story context.Comprehensive At the end of every chapter, you will find a specific set of activities to reinforce your Match the Words, Missing Vowels, Multiple Choice, Fill in the Blanks, Word Search, Crossword Puzzle, and Exam Practice.Immediate A complete Answer Key is provided at the end of each chapter, allowing you to check your progress instantly.Scroll up and click "Buy Now" to start your journey!
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Transformez votre apprentissage de l'anglais en une aventure mondiale avec ce livre de lecture graduée pour francophones (Niveau A1).
Êtes-vous fatigué des manuels scolaires ennuyeux ? Voulez-vous lire en anglais mais trouvez les romans originaux trop difficiles ? Apprendre une langue devrait être passionnant, pas une corvée.
La Solution : Voyagez avec Phileas Fogg
Découvrez l'édition simplifiée du chef-d'œuvre de Jules Verne, "Le Tour du monde en 80 jours". Ce livre est méticuleusement conçu pour les francophones de niveau A1 (Débutant). Il associe une histoire classique à une méthode structurée pour garantir votre réussite.
Pourquoi ce livre est-il unique ?
Contrairement aux livres standards, cette édition utilise la méthode Graded Reader et l'apprentissage contextuel pour vous aider à assimiler le vocabulaire naturellement. Voici exactement ce que vous trouverez à l'intérieur :Préparation structurée : Ne vous sentez jamais perdu. Chaque chapitre commence par un glossaire de 15 mots-clés, avec des définitions et des traductions en français pour vous préparer au texte.Apprentissage contextuel : Pendant la lecture, le nouveau vocabulaire apparaît en gras. Cela vous aide à reconnaître et mémoriser les mots dans le contexte de l'histoire.
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Around the World in Eighty Days is a true classic and has remained a favourite of mine after I first read it when I was around ten.I have always loved that no one knows anything about Phileas Fogg or where he car from and how his wealth is amassed. He is an enigma before he and his friends at the Reform Club make their bet, and as the adventure unfolds I can imagine it on the broad pages of The Times of London along with ’Where did the money go?’Fogg’s new and yet, faithful servant and companion; Jean Passepartout joins Fogg as he travels throughout the world. I cannot help but find myself caring about the characters, whether it be the almost stoic Fogg, to the nervous and yet brave Passepartout as they take on a journey unlike anything you see in books written at the same time (the book was first published in French in 1872)The duo travel from London, and Verne tells the story of Fogg and Passepartout in China, India, Japan, Hong Kong, America and my own home port of Liverpool. The adventures of the two men are incredible and give you a brief look at what the world was like for explorers who due to revolutionary technology could travel faster and further - the premise for the bet in the first place.Unbeknown to the adventurers, they are being followed by Fix, a police officer intent on apprehending the Bank of England thief who has fled England. I love how determined and yet absurd Fix’s attempts to catch the culprit it - if it can go wrong? It does. Perhaps in its own way (spoiler warning), it is fate’s way of trying to tell Fix he is following the wrong man. I always wished that the hot air balloon part that takes place in the movie was a part of the book but Verne gives us other magical experiences. My favourite is no doubt the same as many others when Fogg and Passepartout are forced to travel by elephant and encounter Aouda the Indian princess who will accompany the two men and inadvertently Inspector Fix on their journey from India to England.Knowing Phileas is based off a real person adds something to the book and I love that even through fiction, an element of his adventure is told.I would honestly recommend this as a book to read from 10/11 depending on reading age right through till when you've read it a hundred times!A classic in every way.