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"Des pommes de terre en robe des champs" doesn't only refer to baked potatoes. They could also be steamed or boiled and they might not even be potatoes: https://t.co/1y9WGPScjg
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Perfect #French relative pronoun usage (https://t.co/y9ZHV4cIuD) w/ a practice #Frenchquiz: https://t.co/TVuVi2JH7v
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Mastering #French verb conjugation is challenging yet also key to speaking the language fluently. So rather than get overwhelmed, let's try a systematic approach and follow a learning sequence that makes sense: https://t.co/Pbd6g22n06
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Translations aren't always verbatim. For example, some #French nouns that are expressed plurally (like échecs) translate into a singular English noun (like chess).
Let's look at some more examples: https://t.co/qDJOzs0211
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Even though the #French h is always silent, there are two different kinds: the h muet & the h aspiré. One acts like a vowel and the other like a consonant, which determines whether je or j' goes in front of a verb starting w/ h: https://t.co/hhQDcHfuQ7
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When you just can't take it anymore, remember "ras le bol". Your #French friends will understand you perfectly. Here are some examples of the classic expression slipped into conversation: https://t.co/2rIgi6Vtfg
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Do you know how to conjugate w/ auxiliary verb être (https://t.co/cOGG4ploQx)?
Test yourself: https://t.co/zloPHLjAts
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