Laura K. Lawless's Blog: Lawless Languages, page 282

Règles de rédaction

Here's a fun lesson wherein various rules of French grammar are explained by making the very mistakes that they are telling you to avoid.

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amical

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Ça marche

Want a lesson on the French expression ça marche? Coming right up!

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lugubre

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Possessive Pronouns

French possessive pronouns are used in place of nouns to indicate to whom or to what those nouns belong.

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redoubler

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Que and Qui Questions Quiz

Test yourself on French questions with que and qui in Une petite sœur très curieuse, or review the lesson.

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doublé

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Literary Tenses and Moods

French has five past tenses/moods that are restricted to formal, written French. They were once common in spoken French, offering nuances that no longer exist today.

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alambiqué

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