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• Writing Formal Letters in French
  Writing Formal Letters in French Visit the site www.modele-lettre-type.com for a variety of models of sample letters and contracts in French to help you deal with most ordinary and some extraordinary day to day situations. All official letters should be sent "accuse de reception", (...) read more...



• The apéro in France
  The apéro in France – should I stay or should I go now? Apéritif: French for a set of dentures? Did you know that the word ‘apéritif’ comes from the Latin ‘aperire’ meaning to open or uncover? As it is typically served before a meal to whet the (...) read more...



• Test your French 8
  Test your French 8 Généralement, les gens qui savant peu parlent beacoup, et les gens qui savant beaucoup parlent peu. Generally speaking, the people who know little speak a lot and the people who know a lot speak little. Rousseau. 1. Faux amis Choose the correct definition 1. (...) read more...



• French vocab, quizzes...
  Some very basic French vocab to get you started English French Pronunciation (stress placed on bold) Excuse me/sorry Excusez-moi ex-koo-zay mwah Fine thanks and you? Bien merci et vous? bee-ehn mer-see ay voo? Glad to meet you Enchanté on-shohn-tay Good-bye Au revoir oh (...) read more...



• Test your French
  Test your French Virelangue (tongue twister) Repeat rapidly at least three times Ces seize chats savent chanter 1. Match up the useful sayings 1. Something’s not quite right. 2. Heads or tails? 3. I always keep my word.. 4. I couldn’t resist. 5. It’ll (...) read more...



• Test your French 12
  Test your French 12 Virelangue (tongue twister) Repeat three times Papier, panier, piano 1. Match up the useful expressions 1 Qu’est-ce qu’il raconte ? 2 Ça me donne des frissons 3 ça y est 4 tant pis 5 hors service 6 elle a le fou rire (...) read more...



• French vocabulary for Christmas
  Joyeux Noël Useful vocabulary to help you through the festive period Christmas........ ............. card - une carte de Noël ............. day - le jour de Noël ............. dinner - le Réveillon ............. tree - le sapin ............. carol - un chant de Noël (...) read more...



• Test your French 5
  Test your French 1. Match up these idiomatic sayings 1. J’ai d’autres chats à fouetter 2. Ce n’est pas un cadeau 3. Réserver le meilleur pour la fin 4. Je vous tiens à ma merci 5. C’est simple comme bonjour 6. Tout baigne dans l’huile 7. Les bras (...) read more...



• Améliorez votre anglais 2
  Améliorez votre Anglais 1. Complétez les idioms 1 Practice ..... 2 And pigs.... 3 Boys will...... 4 It is raining... 5 I have a frog... a) ..... in my throat b) ..... be boys c) ..... makes perfect d) ..... cats and dogs e) ..... might fly! Maintenant, trouvez la bonne (...) read more...



• French Language. Vous or tu?
  Vous or Tu? Wherefore art thou Romeo? Tu and vous - which ‘you’ two yous? Did you know that English is now one of the only languages without an equivalent to the “tu-vous” distinction in French? In fact, the nearest English equivalent is ‘thou’ which we (...) read more...