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Intermediate French Grammar Review

👇 Jennifer describes this intermediate French grammar review 👇 This thorough intermediate level French review includes: Preview LLL’s Intensive Review Course C’EST vs IL EST 👇 Listen to Jennifer’s explanation of this grammar rule 👇 BON – BIEN – MEILLEUR – MIEUX 👇 Listen to Jennifer’s explanation of this grammar

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Daily French Conversation – À la Boulangerie

👇 Scroll down to watch À la Boulangerie and to sign up for free learning resources 👇 French Dialogue – À la Boulangerie Watch and listen to see how daily conversations flow in French. The theme of this dialogue is À la Boulangerie. As you listen to the conversation you

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Basic French Greetings

BASIC FRENCH GREETINGS Quizlet:  Practice Basic French Greetings The basic French greeting is bonjour, which can mean hello, good morning, or good afternoon.  When greeting someone in the evening (beginning around 6pm), say bonsoir. To greet someone informally at any time of day, you can say salut, meaning hi. Bonjour

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Placement of French Adjectives – BAGS Adjectives

Most of the time, French adjectives are placed after the nouns they describe. une voiture rouge a red car un repas délicieux a delicious meal un livre intéressant an interesting book Placement of French Adjectives – BAGS Adjectives Other times, certain adjectives come before the nouns they describe.  Though it

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french faire expressions

French Faire Expressions

The French verb faire is often used with sports and housework, but also with many other idiomatic expressions.  Notice how the English translation doesn’t always translate to do or to make in the following French faire expressions. Scroll down to watch my video lesson on French faire expressions, and you

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French Bank Vocabulary List - À la Banque

French Bank Vocabulary List – À la Banque

French Banking Vocabulary – À la Banque Mastering French at the Bank: Key Vocabulary You Need to Know Opening a bank account in France? Trying to understand your relevé de compte or figure out how to faire un virement without breaking into a sweat? Whether you’re planning a trip, moving

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Beginner French Review Activity

This is a review of beginner French grammar. This activity is very thorough, and it will help you assess your beginner level skills. Use this activity to practice putting together all of the grammar you’ve spent time learning. Even as a beginner, you can start making complete sentences and really speaking French! Listen

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French Hair Vocabulary - Chez le Coiffeur

French Hair Vocabulary – Chez le Coiffeur

Heading to the Hair Salon in France? Here’s the Essential Vocabulary You’ll Need!Explaining your ideal haircut in French can be tricky if you don’t know the right words. Whether you want a simple trim, some highlights, or just a wash and blow dry, this post will give you all the

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Tips for Understanding Spoken French

Do you find it difficult to have a decent conversation in French?  Is it really hard for you to understand spoken French?  You’re not alone!  Here are 20+ tips for speaking and understanding spoken French from English speaking people living in France.  Read on to discover their tips.  If you have

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French Food with Prepositions À and DE

Sometimes in French it is very tricky to know when to use À versus DE.  In this lesson we will focus on when to use À or DE with French food. Why would we say une glace au chocolat  to mean chocolate ice-cream,  but un jus de pomme to mean

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Direct & Indirect Object Pronouns + Y and EN
LE - LA - LES - LUI - LEUR - Y - EN - ME - TE - NOUS - VOUS

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