04-21-2010, 11:15 AM
I took French for 4 years in hs also (though this was only 2 years ago)..
French in Action is an EXCELLENT resource to use for brushing up on vocab and grammar skills you probably learned in your first one or two years of HS or college French class.
I did not buy the text or workbook, but I did watch every single one of the video episodes on the Annenberg site.
You can use MIT OpenCourseWare French I, II, III to supplement these videos if you want.
I would also suggest getting a French / English dictionary if you don't already have one and brushing up on verb conjugations, verb meanings, and idiomatic expressions. You will need to be familiar with fairly-casual spoken French for the listening sections.
French in Action is an EXCELLENT resource to use for brushing up on vocab and grammar skills you probably learned in your first one or two years of HS or college French class.
I did not buy the text or workbook, but I did watch every single one of the video episodes on the Annenberg site.
You can use MIT OpenCourseWare French I, II, III to supplement these videos if you want.
I would also suggest getting a French / English dictionary if you don't already have one and brushing up on verb conjugations, verb meanings, and idiomatic expressions. You will need to be familiar with fairly-casual spoken French for the listening sections.
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