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الثلاثاء، 11 يونيو 2013

About French Language: A l' étage ~ Contractions ~ Expressions "to be"

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A l'étage

You don't need to go upstairs to learn the French expression à l'étage - just click this link.

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Contractions

Although contractions in English are optional, in French they are required, so it is important to learn when and how to make them. Fortunately, the rules for French contractions are quite simple.

Expressions with être

The French verb être literally means "to be" and is found in many expressions. Learn how to say that's right, here goes, so be it, and more with this list of expressions with être.

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