Mon jour férié – Passé composé vs imparfait Quiz
Mon jour férié
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Mon jour férié
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Stressed Pronouns
As indicated by the name, stressed/disjunctive/emphatic pronouns are used for emphasis. Stressed pronouns exist in English, but they are not always used in the same ways or for the same reasons as French stressed pronouns. A2 - Low-Intermediate French • pronouns
Ci- Prefix
The French prefix ci- can be added to various parts of speech to indicate the location or inclusion of something mentioned in a document (ci-joint, ci-inclus...) Contractions à fond
A contraction is a combination of two words into a shorter form, and there are two different ways to do this in French. This issue of Lawless French à fond takes an in-depth look at the different types of contractions and other ways to shorten words. Lawless French à fond • spelling
Quand on parle du loup (on en voit la queue)
A Few Days in Dordogne – Writing Challenge
A Few Days in Dordogne
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Reflexive to Passive
Reflexive verbs indicate that their subjects are performing some action on themselves, but what about when the subject doesn't matter so much as the action itself? You can convert the sentence into the passive voice, but in doing so, you have to lose the reflexive. Free
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Adjective Agreement Quiz: Deux sœurs
Deux sœurs
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Expressions with français
Les Misérables
Être à fond
Être
is one of the most common and important French verbs. In addition to meaning “to be,” it’s found in many idioms and creates the passive voice as well as the compound conjugations for certain verbs. Today’s issue of Lawless French à fond dives to the heart of the essential French verb être. Tu ne manques pas d’air !
