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Mieux, mejor, meilleur ou meilleure ?
C'est le ........ travail que quelqu'un puisse faire.
Mieux
Mejor
Meilleur
Meilleure
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Choisis le bon temps : imparfait ou passé simple ?
Imparfait ou passé simple ?
"Il ....... une fois une petite fille qui ...... dans un village de taille modeste, non loin de Tours.
Un jour qu'elle ..... à la fontaine, elle ...... une fée.
Était - vivait - allait - rencontra
Était - vécut - allait - rencontra
Était - vivait - alla - rencontrait
Était - vivait - alla - rencontra
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Lequel de ces mots ont la même prononciation ?
Si tu veux améliorer ta prononciation et ton accent en français, viens faire un cours d'essai avec moi ;)
Quels mots ont la MÊME prononciation ?
On - Ont - Honte
Sans - Sang - Sens
Un - Hein - Huns
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What is the most challenging part for you when it comes to pronunciation & nailing that French accent? Qu'est-ce que tu trouves le plus difficile lorsque tu essaies d'avoir cet accent à la française ?
Rhythm / Le rythme de la langue
20%
Vowels / Les voyelles
20%
Words melting into each other (liaison, etc)
60%
Something else (write in the comments)
0%
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If you want to teach your kid French (or any other language for that matter) as well as your native English, a good way to raise your child bilingual and improve your own skills is to learn everything your child is learning, too.
If they have lessons with a teacher or a babysitter communicating with him/her, repeat what you hear, being the model for your child at the same time.
When your child hears you repeat, after a while, he/she starts repeating everything just like you. If the vocabulary is easy, focus on the pronunciation and the rhythm of the language.
You'll be surprised to see your target language in a new way and you'll enjoy knowing where your child is at, in terms of competence, and share the journey with them.
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Do you know nicknames for Paris?
Another nickname for the city of Paris is...
Lutèce
La Ville Lumière
La capitale de la mode
All of the above
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English for fun - Phrases - 01
For my daily English writing practice, I'm currently using "funny-sounding words" from the book "English For Fun", which I bought in Mannheim (Germany) earlier today.
I know someone who regularly plans to work on new projects that will supposedly make him rich. However, those projects always end up being just boondoggles! (boondoggle: AE. A project that is a waste of time and money)
When my husband and I first met, we spent days and days canoodling. (to canoodle: BE, AusE. To kiss and hug.
Every time I have to do a show, I always have the collywobbles right before stepping up on stage. (collywobbles: BE, AusE. A feeling in your stomach due to nervousness or fear)
My friend always says "I know" but the truth is he doesn't know diddlysquat / he doesn't know squat about anything. (diddlysquat / squat: not anything at all. - Always used in a negative sentence)
Let me do this myself. I'll take care of that lickety-split! (lickety-split: immediately, without delay)
Some people have been so mollycoddled they can't even take care of themselves when they are left alone. (Mollycoddle: BE. To spoil or pamper someone)
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Practice French on Whatsapp for free - We speak about all kinds of topics
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I would like to know where does "loni" and "letos" come from and why they are used
I would like to know where does "loni" and "letos" come from and why they are used sometimes instead of "minuly rok" or tenhle/tento rok".
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