French Grammar
C’est vs il/elle est – explanatory chart
Author: Arnaud Courgey, Swarthmore College
A very common problem for French learners is knowing when to use “il/elle” vs “c’/ce” before the verb “être” (to be). This explains the conceptual difference, but also–more reliably–the syntactical cues to look out for.
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French Syntax
en vs dans
Author: Arnaud Courgey, Swarthmore College
French has two different prepositions for “in”: «dans» and «e». This provides structured input leading to the discovery of some rules and patterns governing the use of one vs the other. To be used in combination with the associated Word document, which also contains notes for teachers.
Phonology
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Author: Christina Boyland, Bryn Mawr CollegeReadings
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Author: Tetsuya Sato, Haverford College
For intermediate/advanced Japanese courses.