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All Discussions Tagged 'vocabulary' (10)
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What is a good way to learn vocabulary and use it?I've been learning vocabulary (I think I know a little over 100 words), but I've realised that although I know the words, I find it difficu… Started by Jodie-Mary Smith |
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Jul 4, 2016 Reply by Stevo |
Free French word searches for Windows/Mac OS/LinuxAn initial version of French Word Searches for desktop was released earlier today. It is free to download from here: http://www.french-l… Started by Neil Coffey |
0 | Dec 7, 2012 |
French Word Searches for iPadReaders with iPads may be interested to know that I have just released a new French Word Searches app for iPad. The game obviously contains… Started by Neil Coffey |
0 | Nov 1, 2012 |
The French Quiz: don't forget your French this summer!Yes I know, you lazy lot: you're surely far too busy thinking about your impending caravanning holiday in Birkenhead and your French gramma… Started by Neil Coffey |
0 | Jun 27, 2012 |
 Help with french essay pleaseI've written a french essay about fashion. Please help me by correcting any mistakes! Le weekend, quand je reste à la maison, je porte un j… Started by Soffie Wong |
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Jun 25, 2012 Reply by George Hunt |
moods and personalitiesI just made a list of all words I could think of that describe moods and/or personalities and I was wondering if those of you who have the… Started by R. Laurent |
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Apr 26, 2011 Reply by R. Laurent |
Neither... nor....In French how do you say 'Neither__, nor__' I want to say "When I am older I will neither smoke nor drink" Would that be 'Quand je serai… Started by Alice Hunnington |
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Mar 27, 2011 Reply by Erwan |
Pour reserver une tableWhen making a restaurant reservation, I generally say, "Je voudrait reserver une table pour deux personnes....." Is this what an actual Fre… Started by Adrienne Buskard |
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Oct 1, 2010 Reply by Adrienne Buskard |
sensibleThe French word sensible may be deceptive to an English reader. It essentially has two meanings: "likely to feel/sense", "capable of being… Started by Neil Coffey |
0 | May 10, 2009 |
versatileTo English eyes, the French word versatile looks innocent enough. After all, in English, one would talk about, say, a versatile musician. B… Started by Neil Coffey |
0 | May 7, 2009 |
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