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Pour - French preposition
The French preposition pour usually means "for," but has a few other possible meanings as well. Pour can be followed by a noun, pronoun, or infinitive.
| Expressing Gratitude in French
'Tis the season to be grateful, so it's also a good time to review the many different ways to express gratitude in French, including whether to follow a thank you with the preposition de or pour. Take a look at this lesson to learn the formulas.
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Even though Thanksgiving isn't a French holiday, you might want to talk about it in French... but can you? Test yourself with this quiz, or take a look at the Thanksgiving vocabulary list to review.
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French teachers, the holiday season is here. If you're planning to celebrate with your classes, check this page for articles, games, music, and quizzes related to Christmas, New Year's, and other French holidays.
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