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There are tons of French phrases used in English, like déjà vu, carte blanche, and film noir. Check out this list and then try the quiz to see how well you know them.

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French quiz: Habiter v Vivre

Wednesday September 25, 2013
Do you know the difference between the French verbs habiter and vivre? Test yourself with this little quiz, or take a look at the lesson to review.
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French class game: Jeopardy

Wednesday September 25, 2013
Sometimes a little fun is just what students need to be reinspired, and games can be an excellent way to learn, practice, and review French in interesting and creative ways. Jeopardy, based on the American game show, is an easy game because you don't need a lot of props.
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Mot du jour: fossé

Wednesday September 25, 2013
Learn a French word a day! Today's word is fossé.

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French grammar: On - indefinite subject pronoun

Tuesday September 24, 2013
On is the French indefinite subject pronoun, used mainly in informal French. It literally means "one," as in "One would think...." But it is usually used as an informal replacement for various other pronouns. Read this lesson to learn how to use on and discover the grammatical debate surrounding it.
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