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Lawless French is a free site full of lessons, listening and reading comprehension exercises, quizzes, study tips, and everything else you need to learn French. By Laura K. Lawless.
Lawless French for Beginners is a self-study course divided into 30 loosely themed units consisting of grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation lessons; cultural tips; and assorted listening exercises and quizzes along the way. Keep reading for some info and advice on making the most of this course, or go straight to the lessons.
Lawless French has grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation lessons as well as listening and reading comprehension exercises sorted by level. Lessons and exercises by topic If you’re using a computer, the right-hand column is your friend: you’ll find a search box followed by categories and tags for everything from abbreviations and common mistakes to speaking practice and word order .
A- Prefix. The French prefix a - is added to adjectives and nouns to create their antonyms; it's sometimes called the "alpha privative" ( a privatif ). The most common English equivalents are a- and non-. negation • prefixes • spelling. Grammar Lessons.
The French lessons and comprehension exercises on this site are ranked according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), which describes six levels of language proficiency. Click any link for French lessons and exercises appropriate to that level, or get some info about the official proficiency tests and tips on how ...
Keep a journal to track your progress – jot down what you studied, how you did on that pop quiz, whatever you like. And sign up for Progress with Lawless French, a quiz-based system that will create your personalized study plan and track your progress all the way from A1 to C1 (explanation of levels). Bon courage !
Videos for learners and lovers of French by Laura K. Lawless, creator of LawlessFrench.com: lessons, quizzes, study tips, comprehension exercises, and cool t...
