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Would you like own a piece of French history and culture? Would you like to have your very own piece of the Eiffel Tower? Well, maybe you can buy a piece of the Eiffel Tower! The epitome of France, it represents beauty, elegance, and history. Listen in to this conversation and we’re talking about someone that bought a piece of the Eiffel tower. Maybe you can buy a piece too!
In this lesson, we’ll be going over the extremely versatile French verb faire. There are a number of different expressions in French which utilize this verb, so be sure to listen in and make sure you don’t mix up these phrases! Remember, you can learn French with FrenchPod101.com, and also ask French language questions in the forum! You can also ask about French culture, French cuisine, studying in France, living in France… basically anything you want to know about France! So stop by and leave us a comment!
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Category: Lower intermediate lessons | 7 Comments »
Grammar: Expressions En fait / au fait / un fait, Past tense passé composé with avoir | Function: anecdotes, Talk about past event | Topic: Past events | Politeness Level: standard
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