A
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Adjectives that can be BEFORE or AFTER the word
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Adverbial conjunctions
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AVOIR BESOIN DE
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Adverbs # Location
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AVOIR PEUR DE
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Adverbs # intensity, quantity
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Adverbs # Time
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Adverbs # manner, time and place
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Adverbial clauses
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Avec qui
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Adverbs and adjectives of quantity
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À qui
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Adverbs as modifier of adjectives or adverbs
C
D
E
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Exclamatory structures with QUELLE
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Exclamatory structures with QUEL
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Expressions that usually require the imparfait
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Exclamatory structures with QUE
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Expressions of quantity followed by DE
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Ending an email or a message
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Expressions that usually require the passé composé
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Expressions with the preposition À
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Expressions with the preposition DE
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Être à + stressed pronoun
P
S
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Le subjonctif # bien que
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Le subjonctif # de façon que
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Le subjonctif # de manière que
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Le subjonctif # de manière à ce que
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Le subjonctif # ce n'est pas que
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Le subjonctif # afin que
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Le subjonctif # de peur que
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Le subjonctif # de sorte que
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Le subjonctif # où que
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Le subjonctif # pour que
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Le subjonctif # quoi que
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Le subjonctif # quoique
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Le subjonctif # encore que
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Le subjonctif # sans que
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Le subjonctif # quitte à ce que
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Simple ways to make polite requests
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Some expressions with EN # En avoir marre
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Some adverbs
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Some expressions with EN # EN AVOIR ASSEZ
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Some expressions with EN # En avoir
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Some common reflexive and pronominal verbs
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Some expressions with EN # En pouvoir
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Some expressions with EN # En faire
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Some expressions with EN # En vouloir
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Some expressions with EN # En vouloir
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Some expressions with EN # En revenir
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Some expressions with EN # S'en aller
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Some expressions with EN
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Some interrogative pronouns
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Some prepositions that are usually followed by an infinitive
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Some uses of the verb FAIRE
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Some reflexive verbs to express the position
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Some uses of FAIRE FAIRE
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Some verbs constructed with COI
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Some verbs from the first group
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Some verbs ending in RE
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Subject pronouns
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Subordinating conjunctions
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Some verbs with the preposition À followed by a noun
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Some verbs from the second group
T
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The 78 tricky verbs of the present tense
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The adjective AUTRE needs an article preceding it
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The accents
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TOUT as quantifier
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The consonants
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The adverb aussi combined with stressed pronouns
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The definite articles
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The interogative article QUEL
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The indefinite articles
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The main irregular stems of the conditional present tense
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The masculine and the feminine
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The numbers from 0 to 9
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The main irregular stems of the future tense
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The numbers from 10 to 20
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The preposition CHEZ# Someone’s place
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The preposition À to express the possession
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The pronoun Y # You will put the pronoun Y before the verb at the negative imperative
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The preposition À to express transportation
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The pronoun Y with the reflexive verbs # Passé composé
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The stressed pronouns with DEVANT
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The stressed pronouns with GRÂCE À
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The stressed pronouns with LOIN DE
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The stressed pronouns with PRÈS DE
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The stressed pronouns with POUR
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The stressed pronouns
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The verb ALLER in the present tense
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The verb AVOIR in the present tense
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The vowels combined
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The verb ÊTRE in the present tense
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The verb S'APPELER in the present tense
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The vowels
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To present oneself
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Tout as a pronoun
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Tout as a quantifier
V
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Verbs conjugated like PLAIRE
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Verbs conjugated like CRAINDRE
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Verbs conjugated like CONDUIRE
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Verbs + à + infinitive
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Verbs + infinitive
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Verbs + de + infinitive
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Verbs conjugated like RIRE
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Verbs conjugated like TENIR
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Verbs conjugated like VAINCRE
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Verbs conjugated like SUIVRE
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Verbs ending in ELER that double the consonant
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Verbs ending with YER that changes Y into I
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Verbs that express repetition with ÊTRE in the compound tenses
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Verbs that use ÊTRE as their helping verb
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Verbs that use ÊTRE or AVOIR as their helping verb
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Verbs with an É that changes into È
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Verbs ending in ETER that double the consonant
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Verbs with a mute E that changes into È
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Verbs with ÊTRE in the compound tenses
