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The
following websites will help students of French practice
various aspects of the French language. There are also sites which offer “fun and games” in
French, and links to “real-life” materials such as
French newspapers and magazines. English
Grammar Resources can also be helpful for French
students.
http://www.frenchlesson.org/index.htm
This
site allows students to choose from among various
topics, and offers explanatory materials on these topics
as well as exercises and quizzes to practice what you
learned. The
quizzes and exercises are scored, but explanations of
the answers are not given.
Topics include:
- Pronunciation
- Conjugations
- Verb
tenses
- Pronouns
- Articles
- Agreement
- Noun
gender
- And
more!
http://www.frenchassistant.com
Students
must register for this site.
It is a fun site, but not particularly academic.
It tests students’ knowledge of grammar and
vocabulary by giving random quiz questions, such as
“How do you say ‘blue’ in French?”
You cannot choose a specific category or skill to
focus on, but the questions are varied.
It is a fun site and a good way to practice
French vocabulary and grammar in a relaxed way.
http://www.quia.com/dir/french
This
site offers activities in French vocabulary as well as
in various aspects of French grammar.
Topics include numbers, foods, verbs in –ER,
past tense, asking and giving directions, and many more.
http://www.jump-gate.com/languages/french
This
is an online French language course run by a Frenchman,
who says he is not a language teacher, but knows his own
language well. This
course is free and gives lessons in various aspects of
the French language, such as pronunciation, articles,
sentence structure, vocabulary, and idioms and
expressions.
http://www.oberoi-net.com/language.html#french
This
site gives links to various sites containing everything
from basic French lessons to cultural lessons, phrases
for travelers, and online links to popular French
newspapers and magazines.
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