"La Grande Grammaire du français", finally broken down into two volumes
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Anne Abeillé and Danièle Godard.
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By: Pascal Paradou
In the digital age, Actes Sud publishes the GGF (Grande Grammaire du français), more than 2,600 pages to master all the possibilities of contemporary syntax, written and spoken, and all the variations of the language.
A titanic work, led by Anne Abeillé and Danièle Godard.
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Guests
: Anne Abeillé,
professor of Linguistics at
the University of Paris
, and
Danièle Godard,
honorary research director in Linguistics at the
CNRS
, co-directors of
La Grande Grammaire du français
(Actes Sud).
To go further:
the GGF website
.
► And the Chronique
La puce à l'oreille
by
Lucie Bouteloup
who, along with lexicologist
Jean Pruvost,
wonders
where "
the shoe pinches
".
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