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La Couvertoirade, France
Today's bilingual article is about the beautiful medieval city of La Couvertoirade, in Aveyron.
| Conjunctions of conclusion
The French conjunctions parce que, car, puisque, and comme are commonly used to draw conclusions or otherwise relate a cause or explanation with a result or conclusion. These conjunctions have similar but not identical meanings and uses - this lesson explains the difference.
| Expressions with prendre
The French verb prendre literally means "to take" and is also used in many idiomatic expressions. Learn how to make a decision, get a breath of fresh air, catch someone red-handed, and more with this list of expressions with prendre.
| Electronic flashcards
If you are looking for an interesting new way to learn French vocabulary, there's a free program that can help. Transparent Language's Before You Know It has a "Lite" version, which is freeware.
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