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Is "fruit" (un)countable?

on October 17, 2021

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Angie's tips!

These tips are things I did myself to work on my French when I was a student. I hope they can help you too ☺ Post-its for household vocabulary Self-explanatory. This is good for beginners specially and pre-intermediates. It'll help any level really, because sometimes we don't learn every-day English, we learn it in school or to discuss certain subjects, so this can help you learn those everyday words, useful when going on vacation and booking a hotel for example. → Put the names of things, the simplest things, on them. Wall, stove, hairdryer, printer.. Shopping list Beginners can start increasing their every day vocabulary with this easy task. Write your grocery lists in English! "Shop" abroad online Use sites like Ikea.co.uk, Bestbuy.com (electronics), Lowes.com (=castorama), Tesco.co.uk (everything), Target.com (groceries & home) to learn the real word for what you're looking for by navigating the categories. Use your hobbies Interested in garde...

Frequent mistakes & Faux-amis

I will keep updating this list.. Thank s you → Thank you Depend of → Depend on "Idee" → pronounced "idee-ah" Meet us → Meet (we don't need to add it in English, it's not necessary. Forget the "se" in "se rencontrer")

Article on French Education

French schools' "climate of fear" (← click) Peter Gumbel has written a new book denouncing French schools as cheerless places tha t 'break' children's confidence Article on The Connexion: French news and views . What do you think?

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Is "fruit" (un)countable?

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