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| Calendar, Indefinite Article, -IR Verbs, French U  | Bonjour ! C'est le numéro quatre. (If you studied last week's lessons, you should know what that means.) This week we're going to learn the French calendar words and dates, the indefinite article, another set of verb conjugations, and the tricky letter U. There's also a link to recommended beginning French tools, including a dictionary and a tape/CD program. Sound good? | | | Vocabulary | Calendar
Learn the French days of the week, months, and seasons.
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| Dates
Instructions on talking about what day it is - be sure you know French numbers and calendar words first.
| | Grammar | Indefinite Article
Learn to use the French equivalents of a, an, the, and some.
| | Verbs | -IR Verbs
-IR verbs are the second most common category of regular French verbs. Learn these conjugations to increase the number of verbs you can use.
| | Pronunciation | U
This is one of the hardest sounds in French - check out this lesson, then follow the link called "How to pronounce the French U."
| | Tools | Beginning French Tools
Get additional French help with these hand-picked tools for beginners, including a dictionary, grammar books, a video, an extensive tape/CD program, and some non-fiction just to make it interesting.
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