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Introduction to French Adjectives: Qualifying Adjectives
This article introduces the many categories of French adjectives. It also provides detailed explanations and examples about one specific subcategory of adjectives: the qualifying adjective.

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Nov 9, 2009 to
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French Expressions using "coup de"
Understand how the French expression "coup de" is used throughout the French language, both directly and idiomatically. Study these phrases so that you can tell the difference between "coup de tonnerre," a thunderbolt and "coup de foudre," not lightning, but love at first sight.

Published by Jenn Mercer (185 pts ) on Oct 28, 2009 to
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Common French Homonyms and Paronyms
French is one of the language which has the most homonyms (homonymes in French). This article will explain a few popular homonyms you should be on the lookout for when learning the language.

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Oct 12, 2009 to
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French Possessive Pronouns & Possessive Adjectives: Pronoms Possessifs et Adjectifs Possessifs
French possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives can be a challenge for English speakers because they need to agree, in number and gender, with the thing(s) being possessed. Learn the pronoms possessifs and adjectifs possessifs and practice using them and recognizing them in French.

Published by R. H. (4,170 pts ) on Sep 30, 2009 to
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French Numbers
Learning how to count is a basic skill in any language, and it is no different in French. However, there are a few interesting tricks to learning the French numbering system. Remember when you asked your teachers when you would need to use math in your everyday life? Warm up those counting fingers

Published by Jenn Mercer (185 pts ) on Sep 21, 2009 to
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Learn the Plural Form of French Nouns (Made Easy!)
Are you confused whenever you have to deal with the plural form of French nouns? This article has a pragmatic approach to deal with this particular aspect of French grammar. The included exercise is available for download. Bon travail!

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Aug 31, 2009 to
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Learning Beginning French Free Online with LiveMocha's French 101 Software
LiveMocha's French 101 free online software is an excellent way to begin learning to read, write, speak, and understand the French language. The software takes you step by step through important vocabulary words and phrases that you can use to hold basic everday conversations in French!

Published by R. H. (4,170 pts ) on Jul 31, 2009 to
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More Faux Amis (False Friends) in French
There are so many words in French that are not what they appear to be in English but look like they are. The diligent student of French should make a careful study of these words. Not only nouns in French which sound like their English counterparts may be confusing, but other parts of speech too.

Published by ChantalAlleyne2 (1,884 pts ) on Jul 30, 2009 to
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French Grammar: Using Pronominal Verbs
Prononimal verbs are the French verbs that require a pronoun in addition to the subject because they describe either what the subject is doing to himself or what two subjects are doing reciprocally to one another. Read on to learn about the most common French reflexive verbs and how to use them.

Published by R. H. (4,170 pts ) on Jul 28, 2009 to
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French in Action Language Learning Curriculum: a Review
French in Action is a dynamic, excellent language learning curriculum that will help you drastically improve your reading, listening, speaking and writing ability in French. It is easy to use in self-directed learning, has elements that are online and will provide hours of language learning fun!

Published by R. H. (4,170 pts ) on Jul 27, 2009 to
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