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version 2010-02-5 of French The cur
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Lesson 01 : Introduction Extent of
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Lesson 0.02 - Learning French Reaso
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Lesson 0.03 - The Alphabet Introduc
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1. Get a loose piece of printer pap
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Lesson 0.04 - Accents Introduction
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circumflex (accent circonflexe) CTR
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When talking to one's peers or to c
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De rien. Pas de quoi. You're welcom
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First Second Third Fourth 1. Michel
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cent 100 une centaine (one hundred)
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Lesson 0.09 - The Date V: The days
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Lesson 0.10 - Telling Time V: Askin
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Lesson 0 - Review G: The French alp
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For 70-79, it builds upon "soixante
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12 decembre daysahmbruh December V:
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Lesson 0 - Test The following test
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Leçon 01 : 01 Grammaire de base Le
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Examples French Grammar • Print v
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In English, the indefinite articles
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une pomme une poire un chaton (un c
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In everyday language, “on” is u
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Lesson 1.03 - Description G: Adject
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safran safranne saffron G: Adverbs
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ma famille my family ma famille él
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S'amuser Main article: French/Gramm
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Note that while le, la, and les are
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la terrasse patio Furniture le balc
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Il vous voit. - He sees you. Indire
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Je mange une cerise. Je ne mange pa
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J'y vais. - I'm going there. Tu y v
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les livres de Marc the books of Mar
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mettre - to put, to place Irregular
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Charles Aznavour Gilbert Becaud Jac
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le savant scientist observer analys
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LEVEL TWO Level Two Lessons Content
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Lesson 2.01 - School G: Introductio
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G: Écrire & Lire Écrire is an irr
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-re verbs répondre répond répond
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oire | conduire | connaître | croi
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Lesson 2.03 - Shopping V: Shopping
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-exer are regular -er verbs, but al
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V: Practise Conversations Let's pra
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Lesson 2.04 - Going Out G: À and D
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Prenez place ! - Take a seat! (very
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la première rue - the first street
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vous ouvrez ils ouvrent past partic
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Ils sont sortis with direct object
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Lesson 2.06 - Everyday Life G: Dorm
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G: Falloir falloir - to be necessar
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past participle in perfect tenses).
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la dinde turkey le crabe crab le ja
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Nous avons mangé une tarte. We ate
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Lesson 2.09 - Dining V: General Din
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le pourboire laisser je voudrais..
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Lesson 2.10 - Communication G: -aî
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French Verb • Print version • a
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LEVEL THREE Level Three Lessons Con
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Lesson 3.01 - Vacations V: General
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Je vais au Texas. - Je reviens du T
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le (grand-duché du) Luxembourg Lux
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G: Perfect Tenses You will be learn
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Lesson 3.02 - Work G: Irregular Pas
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Lesson 3.03 - Health V: Illness Fre
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pas possible ("not possible") telle
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Le poumon Lung L'estomac (m) Stomac
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The indirect object pronouns do not
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Lesson 3.05 - Youth G: Imperfect -
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All forms except nous and vous have
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