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Possessive Adjectives

Read my lesson to improve your knowledge of French possessive adjectives, which are used in front of nouns to indicate to whom or what those nouns belong.

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gratter

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confus

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Formal Negation

French has three negative constructions that are reserved for formal (usually written) French like literature and historical accounts.

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une esquisse

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Traditions de Noël françaises

Learn how Christmas is celebrated in France as you work on your French listening comprehension.

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Trouver son bonheur

Find what you're looking for with the French expression trouver son bonheur.

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rougir

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Using Impersonal Expressions

Impersonal expressions use an impersonal subject: "it" in English, and il or ce in French. The meaning of the two French pronouns is identical, but ce is a bit informal and therefore more common when speaking, whereas il is more common in writing.

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En souffrance

Don't wait to read this lesson on the French expression en souffrance.

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