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French, German & Spanish FREE FRENCH, GERMAN & SPANISH Language learning for ages 11 to adult 2018 - 2019 About Grant & Cutler at Foyles Foreign language specialist Grant & Cutler was established in 1936 and merged with Foyles in March 2011. Award-winning bookseller Foyles was established in 1903 and our flagship Charing Cross Road store has the largest range of books in the UK with more than 200,000 titles. The merged language departments now carry a wide range of foreign-language material, together with a large section on English as a Foreign Language. We specialise in the major Western European languages as well as Polish and Russian, but pride ourselves on covering languages from Afrikaans to Zulu. Opening hours for our languages department are: Monday - Saturday 9.30-21.00 Sunday 11.30-18.00 Public holidays (not Easter Sunday or Christmas Day) 11.00-20.00 About this catalogue This is our annual catalogue of language-learning material for French, German and Spanish at secondary level. It is mainly intended for schools and colleges but will be of interest to anyone involved with modern languages. Space does not permit us to list more than a selection of the items we stock. For a fuller listing visit www.grantandcutler.com. Inspection copies are only available from publishers or their UK distributors, though we may be able to supply titles on approval. New titles are flagged and the symbol ✏ indicates that a literary text has notes. All titles are paperback unless otherwise indicated. Prices Prices are shown in British pounds and are correct at the time of cataloguing. However, because of exchange rate fluctuations and publishers’ increases, they are subject to change without notice. Website prices are updated overnight and provide a more accurate check on current prices. Tax (VAT) is charged only on non-book material, and only on deliveries within the UK, or to customers in other EU countries who are not registered for VAT. Discounts and delivery Schools, libraries and other institutions will normally receive free UK postage and a discount on larger orders. Ordering information We accept orders by email, fax, phone or mail, and schools with accounts can order on our website. We welcome personal visits and teachers and librarians with appropriate authorisation can ask for books to be invoiced to their account. Payment may be made by credit/debit card (Mastercard/Visa), by cheque in GBP or by bank transfer. Schools and libraries will normally be invoiced on receipt of an official order. Website ordering Everything in this catalogue, and much more, can be found on both the Grant & Cutler and Foyles websites: www.grantandcutler.com and www.foyles.co.uk/languages/. Prices are updated overnight. Customers can pay by card or order against their account on the Foyles site. Schools and other institutions with an account will probably find it more convenient to place orders on the Grant & Cutler website. Other catalogues We produce a range of other catalogues, which can be downloaded from our website at www.grantandcutler.com/pdf.html.They contain a selection of the range which can be found on our websites and in our shop. Arabic: language learning and dictionaries EAL Dictionaries: dictionaries for school use in an English as an additional language context Oriental: language learning and dictionaries Italian: language learning and dictionaries Portuguese: language learning and dictionaries Russian: language learning and dictionaries Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia: language learning and dictionaries Library Fiction Catalogue: recent titles and reprints from Europe, Latin America and Russia. Non-foreign language material Now that we are part of Foyles, with more than 200,000 titles in stock, please consider us for all of your subject requirements, particularly EFL. CONTACT US Grant & Cutler at Foyles 107 Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0DT, United Kingdom [email protected] www.grantandcutler.com www.foyles.co.uk/languages Tel: +44 (0)20 7440 3248 (languages dept incl. EFL) Tel: +44 (0)20 7203 2641/2640 (schools/colleges/libraries) Tel: +44 (0)20 7437 5660 (main switchboard) Fax: +44 (0)20 7434 1580 Advanced Level: Courses .................................. 29 FRENCH Advanced Level: Key Skills ................................ 30 Advanced Level: Classroom Extras .................. 30 Dictionaries Reference: Grammar ......................................... 31 Bilingual ................................................................. 4 Reference: Verbs ................................................ 32 Monolingual........................................................... 5 Reference: Vocabularies, Idioms, Slang ............ 33 Picture and visual.................................................. 6 Readers: Bilingual ............................................... 33 French Language Readers: Monolingual ......................................... 34 GCSE: Courses ..................................................... 6 Adult Courses .................................................... 37 GCSE: Key Skills ................................................... 7 Self Study ............................................................ 40 GCSE: Classroom Extras ..................................... 8 Vocational & Business ........................................ 41 GCSE: Revision ..................................................... 8 Background topics 43 Advanced Level: Courses ..................................10 General, geography, regions ............................. 43 Advanced Level: Key Skills ................................10 General German history ................................... 43 Advanced Level: Classroom Extras ..................11 Third Reich ......................................................... 43 Advanced Level: Revision ..................................11 The events of Autumn 1989, reunification Reference: Grammar .........................................11 and after ......................................................... 44 Reference: Verbs ................................................13 Immigration ........................................................ 44 Reference: Vocabularies, Idioms, Slang.............14 Media, sport and culture ................................... 44 Readers: Bilingual ...............................................14 Readers: Monolingual .........................................16 SPANISH Adult Courses ....................................................18 Self Study.............................................................20 Dictionaries Vocational & Business ........................................21 General: Bilingual ............................................... 45 DELF/DALF .........................................................22 General: Monolingual ......................................... 46 General: Picture and visual ................................ 46 Background topics French culture, history and society ..................22 Spanish Language The Second World War....................................23 GCSE: Courses .................................................. 47 Immigration and racism .....................................23 GCSE: Key Skills ................................................. 48 Media and communications ...............................23 GCSE: Classroom Extras................................... 49 Women in society ..............................................23 GCSE: Revision .................................................. 49 Education ............................................................23 Advanced Level: Courses .................................. 50 Health and drug problems .................................23 Advanced Level: Key Skills ................................ 52 Social issues, the family and young people .......23 Advanced Level: Classroom Extras .................. 52 Work and unemployment .................................24 Advanced Level: Revision .................................. 53 Geography ..........................................................24 Reference: Grammar ......................................... 53 Agriculture and industry ....................................24 Reference: Verbs ................................................ 55 Tourism, sport and leisure ................................24 Reference: Vocabularies, Idioms, Slang ............ 55 Europe and the Euro ..........................................24 Readers: Bilingual ............................................... 56 Politics .................................................................25 Readers: Monolingual ......................................... 56 French cinema ....................................................25 Adult Courses .................................................... 59 Self Study ............................................................ 61 GERMAN Vocational & Business ........................................ 62 Translation .......................................................... 63 Dictionaries Bilingual ...............................................................26 Background topics Monolingual.........................................................27 Contemporary Spain: General .......................... 63 Picture and visual................................................27 History: Spain ..................................................... 64 Spanish Civil War 1936-1939............................ 64 German Language Contemporary studies & history: Latin GCSE: Courses ...................................................27
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