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One Third Stories

One Third Stories is a monthly box subscription with a language-learning twist. Each month features a story that starts out in English, then gradually adds French words until by the end, the entire story is in French.

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Mettre le doigt

This lesson will help you put your finger on several French expressions featuring the phrase mettre le doigt.

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Elections

In French election years, newspapers are filled with an array of specialized words and phrases you might not be familiar with. Here's some essential vocabulary to help you make sense of everything.

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Simple and Compound Tenses and Moods: Pronominal Verbs

Learn how each simple conjugation of être serves as the auxiliary for a corresponding pronominal verb tense or mood.

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France Expressions

Of course you know that la France means "France," but are you aware that this country's name is also used in some idiomatic expressions? Learn how to say ordinary people, the rich, and more with this list of expressions with France.

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Œufs de Pâques

Where do Easter eggs come from, and what's the reason for them?

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Easter

In 2017, Easter is on 16 April, and the week immediately preceding Easter (Sunday to Saturday) is called Holy Week. Here's all the French vocabulary you need to celebrate this Christian period of renewal.

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PwLF Easter Sale

Easter bunnies and church bells are bringing more than eggs this year - they've also got a special offer from Progress with Lawless French: save 10% on a monthly subscription.

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Bonnet blanc et blanc bonnet

It makes no difference whether you read this lesson on the French expression bonnet blanc et blanc bonnet on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

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Answering Questions

In English, you can only answer yes / no questions with variations on the themes of yes, no, and I don't know. French, however, has another possibility: yes in response to no.

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