Have you, in the past, struggled with material that is dry and full of unexplained jargon? Have you become frustrated with exercises that have you flicking to and fro between questions and answers? Have you felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of material? Have you been confused by the way the material has been structured?

The series of books, Learn French in Plain English, are written in an easy-to-follow style. Technical jargon is introduced slowly and explained fully. The exercises are in the form of flashcards, which I believe is the best method to learn and memorize rules for a new language. There are links from the flashcards to the main text so that you can easily navigate whenever you become confused, or you need to clarify your understanding. The books will teach you French grammar in a methodical way and in bite size chunks, so that you will never feel overwhelmed by the volume of material. Over time, you will acquire in-depth knowledge of the underlying principles, and you will never feel you are missing part of the puzzle. Also included throughout are useful phrases and vocabulary. All areas are fully supported by nearly 200 flashcards, which will help you practice and memorize everything you have learned.