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Beginning French Practice

French for beginners Self-study checklist:
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Pronunciation Guides

Alphabet

French alphabetIf you want to read and write in French, one of the first things you should learn is the alphabet. Fortunately, French has the same 26 letters as English. Unfortunately, most of the names of letters are pronounced differently, as are many of the sounds.
Products and Reviews

Beginning and Intermediate French Readers

Beginning- and intermediate-level French readers to help you improve your French reading comprehension.
Food and Drink

J’ai faim !

J'ai faim !
Work on your French reading comprehension, including food terms and essential verbs.
Reading Practice

J’aime le français

Pyramide du Louvre
J'étudie le français. C'est une jolie langue, n'est-ce pas ?
Reading Practice

Moi et ma famille

Moi et ma famille - French reading practice
Bonjour, je m'appelle Élisabeth. J'ai vingt-neuf ans et je suis française. - Basic French reading comprehension exercise.
Fun with French

One Third Stories

One third French stories
One Third Stories is a monthly box subscription with a language-learning twist. Each month features a story that starts out in English, then gradually adds French words until by the end, the entire story is in French.
Holidays and Celebrations

Un conte de Noël – A Christmas Carol

A Christmas Carol
"A Christmas Carol," by Charles Dickens, features the infamous Ebenezer Scrooge in a wonderful holiday story. This excerpt has been adapted and translated for beginning French students and also includes audio.

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French Verbs

Most common verbs

aller
avoir
croire
devoir
dire
être
faire
falloir
manquer
pouvoir
savoir
tenir
vivre
voir
vouloir

Verb lessons and tools

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  • Verb timeline

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Coups de cœur

  • Subjunctive
  • French for Beginners
  • Passé composé vs Imparfait
  • Telling Time
  • Subjunctive Conjugations
  • Avoir (to have) - Verb Tables
  • Christmas Vocabulary
  • Demonstrative Adjectives
  • Que and Qui - Relative Pronouns
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