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Mme Browne
French Teacher
Thayer Academy
http://www.thayer.org
745 Washington Street
Braintree, MA 02184
United States
Phone: 781.664.2298
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A. Français II
B. Chapter 3 Activities for practice
C. Chapter 2 Activities for Practice
D. Chapter 1 Activities for Practice
E. Articles • Activities for practice
F. Prepositions • Activities for practice
G. Verbs and Tenses • Activities for practice
H. Pronouns and nouns • Activities for practice
I. Vocabulary and idiomatic expressions • Activities for practice
J. Adjectives and Adverbs Activities for Practice
JJ. French culture • Activities for practice
Activities
aller + <b>à </b>+ definite article and venir <b>de</b> + definite article
Allez-Viens Level 1 food
Allez-Viens Level 1 food
Bienvenue Chapter 16
Ch 3 Vocab 1e étape
Ch 3 Vocab 2e étape
Ch 3 Vocab 3e étape
Chapter 2 Vocabulary • Adjectives
Chapter 2 Vocabulary • Nouns
Chapter 2 Vocabulary • Prepositions & Adverbs
Chapter 2 Vocabulary • Verbs & Verbal Expressions
Contractions with <b>à</b> and <b>de</b> • Meanings
Definite, indefinite, and partitive articles
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Direct Object practice
Direct object pronouns
direct object pronouns
Le Partitif vs. L'article Défini
les pronoms compléments <b>le, la, les</b> au temps présent
Third Person Direct Object Pronouns with the Passé Composé
What kind of object pronoun is it?
Untitled
Untitled
Quizzes
100 Facts for French 8, Part 2
Allez-Viens1chpt.8-1
Allez-ViensChpt.8-1
C'est à toi 3: 1A Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns "le, la, l', les, lui et leur" in the passé composé A Review
C'est à toi 3: 1A Direct Object Pronouns : "me, te, nous, vous" A Review
C'est à toi 3: 1A Direct Object Pronouns "le, la, l', les" in the Present Tense A Review
C'est à toi 3: 1B Direct Object Pronouns in the passé composé A Review
Direct object pronouns
le / la / les (objets de compléments directs)
The Partitive <b>du, de la de l', des</b>
The Partitive in the Negative Sentences <b>pas de</b>
The Partitive Review A
THEM... how to express it?
