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How to use textbook correlations?

Select your textbook
Instructors can supplement their textbook with the O&H Study Guide for students who need additional support with grammar
Find your chapter
The lists below correlate grammatical terms covered in your textbook with the relevant chapters in your study guide
Prepare for class
Correlations help students know which chapters to read to prepare for class and instructors to build their syllabus

Step 1: Download the correlation to your textbook

We thank Sabine Gabaron, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, for the correlations below.

Chez nous: Branché sur le monde francophone - Fourth Edition
CHEZ NOUS
4th ed., Valdman, Pons (Prentice Hall, 2010).
Valette Contacts 9th Edition - French Grammar Book
CONTACTS
9th ed., Valette, Valette (Houghton Mifflin, 2009).
Débuts - An Introduction to French (Third Edition)
DÉBUTS
3rd ed., Siskin, Williams, Field (McGraw-Hill, 2009).
Deux Mondes - A Communicative Approach (7th Edition)
DEUX MONDES
7th ed., Terrell, Rogers, et al. (McGraw Hill, 2013).
Entre Amis - An Interactive Approach (Sixth Edition)
ENTRE AMIS
6th ed., Oates, Oukada (Heinle Cengage Learning, 2013).
French in Action - A Beginning Course in Language and Culture (2nd Edition)
FRENCH IN ACTION
2nd ed., Capretz, Abetti, Abbate, et al. (Yale University Press, 1994).
Horizons - An Introduction to French Grammar (Seventh Edition)
HORIZONS
7th ed., Manley, Smith, et al. (Heinle, 2012).
Mais Oui! - Introductory French Grammar & Francophone Culture (5th Edition)
MAIS OUI
5th ed., Thompson, Phillips (Heinle Cengage Learning, 2013).
Motifs - An Introduction to French Grammar (6th Edition)
MOTIFS
6th ed., Jansma, Kassen (Heinle Cengage Learning, 2011).
Paroles - French Grammar Book (Third Edition)
PAROLES
3rd ed., Magnan, Martin-Berg, et al. (Wiley, 2005).
Points de départ - French Grammar Book (2nd Edition)
POINTS DE DÉPART
2nd ed., Scullen, Pons, Valdman. (Pearson, Prentice Hall, 2013).
Vis-à-Vis - Beginning French Grammar (7th Edition)
VIS-A-VIS
7th ed., Amon, Muyskens, Omaggio, et al. (McGraw Hill, 2015).
Voila! - An Introduction to French (6th Edition)
VOILA
6th ed., Heilenman, Kaplan (Thomson Heinle, 2010).

Can't find your textbook?

If your textbook is not listed, you can download our grammar correlations. Use alongside any French 1 or French 2 textbook used in college French class.

We are always updating our list. We welcome instructors’ feedback on new textbooks to include.

Step 2: Find the chapter for your lesson

English Grammar for Students of French

Check the list above to find the correlation list corresponding to your textbook.

The list correlates grammatical terms covered in your textbook with the relevant chapters in English Grammar for Students of French.

Correlations list the chapters (and line numbers) to read before the lesson in your French textbook.

If your textbook is not listed, you can download our universal correlation, or use the detailed index at the end of the study guide.

Step 3: Come prepared by reading a few pages before class

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Students come ready to participate

Before class, students read the relevant chapter in the O&H Study Guide to learn about the terms covered in their upcoming lesson.

Instructors are relieved of teaching grammar

In preparation for class, select the grammar covered in each lesson, and integrate the corresponding chapters into your syllabus. Students should read the relevant chapters before coming to class.

Both gain valuable class-time to focus on communication skills

In class, instructors will be able to rely on a common grammatical vocabulary (verb, noun, direct object, etc.) and devote class time to teaching French and developing communicative skills.

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