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French
An Essential Guide to French Language Learning
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1 - PRONUNCIATION
	1.1 The French alphabet
	1.1.1 Vowels, consonants, and their combination
		The "Y" is pronounced as "ee" in English.
		The "H" is silent in French; it does not accentuate the word that contains it.
		The Silent “h”
		Single “s,” Double “s” or “z”?
		The difference between “é” “ait” and “et”
	1.2 Combination of vowels
	1.2.1 Combination of consonants with consonants
	1.2.2 Combination of vowels with consonants
	1.3 Masculine and Feminine
	1.4 The Final Consonant
	1.5 French numbers
	1.5.1 Cardinal numbers
	1.5.2 Ordinal numbers
CHAPTER 2 - TIME, DATES, AND CALENDAR
	2.1 The time
		How to say it?
		What Time Is It?
		It's one o'clock
		It's two o'clock
		Reading the Time:
		Morning/AM
		Afternoon/PM
		Time of the day
		Asking for the time
	2.2 Days of the week
		Expressions
	2.4 Calendar
	2.4.1 Months of the year
	2.4.2 Seasons
	2.4.3 Years
		Saying Years
		Pronouncing Years
CHAPTER 3 – THE SENTENCE
3.1 Elements of a sentence
	3.1.1 Subject
		Personal subject pronouns
		Names
		Proper names
		Common nouns (Names and Nouns are the same thing)
		Possessive pronouns
	3.1.2 Verb
		The verbs of the first group
		The verbs of the second group
		The verbs of the third group
	3.2 Complements
		Complements describing time
		Complements describing a location
		Complements describing the action
	3.3 Articles
		Definite articles
		Singular and plural:
		Indefinite articles
	3.4 Determinants
		Demonstrative determinants
		Possessive determinants
		Exclamatory determinants
		Interrogative determinants
		Indefinite determinants
		Cardinal numeral determinants
CHAPTER 4 - CONJUGATION
	4.1 Tenses
	4.1.1 Indicative Mode:
		Conjugation of the verbs of the first group
		Conjugation of the verbs of the second group
		Conjugation of the verbs of the third group
		Conjugation of the verb Etre :
		Conjugation of the Verb Avoir :
	4.1.2 The conditional mode
	Conditional (Verb”Vouloir”)
		Présent
		Passé
	4.1.3 Subjunctive mode
CHAPTER 5- TYPES OF SENTENCES
	5.1 Simple sentences
		The verbal phrase
		Nominal sentence
	5.2 Compound sentences
		Two Coordinated Proposals
		Coordinating conjunction list:
	Coordinating conjunction:
		Coordinating conjunction list:
		Two juxtaposed proposals
	5.3 Complex sentences:
		Relative pronouns
		Invariable relative pronouns
	5.4 The different forms of phrases
	5.4.1 The affirmative sentence
	5.4.2 The negative sentence
	5.4.3 The exclamatory sentence
	5.4.4 The interrogative sentence
Declarative sentence
Interrogative sentence
	The imperative or injunctive sentence
	5.4.5 Polite phrases:
CHAPTER 6 - EXPRESSIONS
	6.1 Language
	6.2 Essential and basics
	6.3 Conversation
	6.4 Looking for someone
	6.5 The beach
	6.6 Feelings
	6.7 Understanding
	6.8 Colours
	6.9 In case of trouble
	6.10 Partying
	6.11 Bar
	6.12 Family
CHAPTER 7 –FRENCH VOCABULARY FOR TRAVEL AND VACATION
	7.1 Airport and plane travel
	7.2 Transport by train and train station
		At the train station
	7.3 Boat trip
	7.4 Restaurant
	7.5 Taxi
	7.6 Transportation
	7.7 Hotel
	7.8 Camping
	7.9 Finance & Business
		Business French
		Bank and money
CONCLUSION
	French Short Stories
	8 Simple and Captivating Stories for Effective French Learning for Beginners
Introduction
Chapter 1 – Une nouvelle vie
	Vocabulaire / Vocabulary
	Questions
	Réponses
	Answers
Chapter 2 – Un petit tour
	Résumé
	Summary
	Vocabulaire / Vocabulary
	Questions
	Questions
	Réponses
	Answers
Chapter 3 – Vieilles habitudes
	Résumé
	Summary
	Vocabulaire / Vocabulary
	Questions
	Questions
Chapter 4 – Bella
	Résumé
	Summary
	Vocabulaire / Vocabulary
	Questions
	Questions
	Réponses
	Answers
Chapter 5 – Une tarte aux pommes
	Sommaire
	Summary
	Vocabulaire / Vocabulary
	Questions
	Questions
	Réponses
	Answers
Chapter 6 – L’anniversaire de Zack
	Résumé
	Summary
	Vocabulaire / Vocabulary
	Questions
	Questions
	Réponses
	Answers
Chapter 7 – Une panne de voiture
	Sommaire
	Summary
	Vocabulaire / Vocabulary
	Questions
	Questions
	Réponses
	Answers
Chapter 8 – Joyeuse fête
	Résumé
	Summary
	Vocabulaire / Vocabulary
	Questions
	Réponses
	Answers
	French Phrase Book
	The Ultimate French Phrase Book for Traveling in France Including Over 1000 Phrases for Accommodations, Eating, Traveling, Shopping, and More
Introduction
Chapter 1 – Pronunciation
	How to pronounce French the right way.
	The French alphabet
	Vowels:
	Consonants:
	The Silent “h”
	Single “s,” Double “s” or “z”?
	The difference between “é” “ait” et “et”
	How to Pronounce the French “u” Sound
	Combination of vowels:
	Combination of consonants with consonants
	Combination of vowels with consonants
	Dropping the L in Your “il” and Your “elle”
	The Real Way to Pronounce “d” and “t” Before the Letter “i”
	The Final Consonant
	How to pronounce French vowels
	How to pronounce French consonants
Chapter 2 – Essentials and basics
	Greetings
	French Phrases for Meeting and Greeting
	Leaving
	French Phrases for leaving
	Saying thank you
	Being polite
	Other
	Wishes:
	Forbidden
	Questions
	Asking your way
	Basic French dialog
	Common expressions in French:
	Times of the day
	Asking for the time:
	The days of the week
	Other useful expressions :
	Denominations of francs and euros:
Chapter 3 – Transport
	The airport
	Greetings
	Asking for language
	Introduce yourself
	If you still don’t understand because they speak too fast and don’t articulate enough
	Asking general questions/ Introducing a question
	Asking for direction
	Searching something or losing something
	Searching a place to go or to sleep
	Waiting for a taxi
	French Phrases to hail a taxi
	Distance
	Pay the taxi
	Vocabulary:
	A few common questions that could be helpful during your trip.
	The train station
	Finding the station
	Distance
	Buying tickets
	Waiting for the train
	Toilet
	Missing the train
	Vocabulary:
	The bus station
	Fuel
	The Subway
	Schedule, opening time, metro
	Transport vocabulary
	Boat trip:
	Finance & Business
		Business French
		Bank and money
Chapter 4 – Eating and drinking
	How To Order Food In France
	Different type of restaurant in France
		Café
		Bistro
		Brasserie
		Bouchon
		Restaurant
		Auberge
	Restaurant Vocabulary
	Ordering Food Vocabulary
	Food’s names in French
		Vegetables/Légumes:
		Fruits / Fruits:
		Meat /Viande:
		Derivate products:
		Lamb/ Agneau:
		Steaks:
		Other beef:
		Seafood :
		Dairy products :
		French cheeses:
		Drinks:
		Food Preparation & Creation:
	Dialog in the restaurant :
		Arriving at the Restaurant
		Basic phrases:
		Menu
		About your preferences:
		Ordering
		If you want something more or if you want to order something else:
		Asking for the Check
		Leaving Tips
		Vocabulary:
		At the restaurant
		Bar
		Mc Donald’s
Chapter 5 – Accommodation
	Hotels
		Here is a Top 10 of hotels in France:
		Bookings
		Phrases for booking:
		Questions about the hotel’s restaurant schedule:
		Leaving the hotel
		Paying the bill :
		Useful vocabulary :
	Camping
Chapter 6 – Shopping
	Different types of shops:
	Phrases about shopping :
	Shopping for clothes
		Browsing and Looking for Specific Items
		Paying and Asking for Prices
		How to say that you’re just looking:
		Sizes and Colors
		Trying Things On
		Returns and Refunds
	At the supermarket
		Paying:
		French Supermarket Vocabulary
Chapter 7 – Hair Salon
	At the salon
		Haircut - Useful Phrases:
		Dying/Coloring your hair:
		Basic French hair terms:
		French terms for getting a haircut:
		Billing:
	At the barber:
		French hair terms for men
		Common dialog in the hair salon/Barber:
Chapter 8 – Rent and Car driving
	ROUTES / ROADS’s Vocabulary
	Car Rentals
		Conditions you should know:
		Hire car glossary
	Key words and phrases when driving:
		Some essential French road signs
		At the gas station:
	Car’s renting
	Vehicle parts:
	Other driving expressions:
Chapter 9 – The doctor
	Going to the doctor in France: What you need to know
		Making the appointment
		Upon arrival
	At the appointment
		Common dialog:
		If it is urgent
	Emergency French phrases:
	Headaches, colds, sore throat
	Pharmacy:
	Ask for a doctor:
	Medicine Vocabulary :
Conclusion