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Correspondances

Correspondances, from Les Fleurs du mal, is one of Charles Baudelaire's best-known poems. Read the original in French, and consider one possible translation.

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StudyGroups at PwLF

By organizing students into StudyGroups, teachers can review their Progress with Lawless French stats, both individually and collectively.

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Food Quiz

Test yourself on French food, or take a look at the lesson to review.

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Parting Words

Every hello eventually leads to a good-bye. Here's how to say good-bye at any time of day as well as mention when you'll meet again.

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Achats dans une grande surface

Listen to short dialogs throughout a supermarket.

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Dire

Dire is one of the most common and useful French verbs and has irregular conjugations. It literally means "to say" or "to tell," and is also found in many idiomatic expressions.

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Il ne casse pas trois pattes à un canard

Fight mediocrity by learning about the French idiom Il ne casse pas trois pattes à un canard.

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Bulles de Grenoble

Construit en 1934, Grenoble-Bastille a été le premier téléphérique urbain du monde et symbolise actuellement cette ville. Il y a deux trains de cabines sphériques, affectueusement surnommées « bulles ».

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Object Pronoun Placement

The placement of object, reflexive, and adverbial pronouns depends on which of the four main verb constructions they're used with.

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Possessive de Quiz

Test yourself on using de to express possession in French, or take a look at the lesson to review.

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