COD Students' French Hotlist

COD Students' French Hotlist
An Internet Hotlist on COD Students' French Hotlist

created by Karen Canchola
College of the Desert

Introduction | Especially for Instructors | Link to Several French Hotlists | Overseas Study

Introduction
In addition to using books and magazines to find out about French, why not also use the power of the Internet? The links below will get you started.

The Internet Resources

Adopt an Escargot.com - Students can read stories in French and contribute their own stories,pictures, etc. to be added to the website.
BBC Online's Language - Programs for Absolute Beginners, Beginners, Intermediate, and Business French.
Bonjour Français - This website requires a membership for some activities, but there are several activities to work on that are free. Some of these are: Alphabet, Les couleurs, La femme à la moustache, L'heure, La robe, Sujets, Temps, La famille.
E.L. Easton Languages Online - This site contains several links to the following areas: Test Your French, Quizzes & Tests, and Why Study French?
Fast & Friendly French for Fun (The Online Resource for French for Beginners) - After you take the guided tour you may start on these lessons: Lesson 1: Letters and Numbers Lesson 2: Gender and Articles Lesson 3: Subject Pronouns Lesson 4: Basic Verbs and Conjugations Lesson 5: Introduction to Regular Verbs Lesson 6: Adjectives Lesson 7: All Purpose Phrases Lesson 8: Going Further: Past and Future Tenses Lesson 9: 101 French Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives
French Grammar Central - Wide variety of grammar selections.
French Language Course - Included are the following: Lesson 1 - Pronunciation Guidelines, Lesson 2 - Articles and Genders, Lesson 3 - Pronouns and Verbs, Lesson 4 - Adjectives and Plurals, Lesson 5 - Sentences Structure [including exercises] Lesson 6 - The Family, Lesson 7 - Where do you come from? Lesson 8 - Comparing, Lesson 9 - Time, Additional Vocabulary, French Expressions and Idioms
French Language Home Page - Microsoft Internet Explorer - Beginning French including: Alphabet, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, grammar, basic skills and verbs
French Lessons.org - Pronunciation, Conjugations, Tenses, Reflexive Verbs, Participles, Pronouns, Relative Pronouns, Noun Gender, Agreement, Adjectives, Verbs, Objects, Adverbs, Comparisons, Negations, and Exercises.
French as a Second Language Activities with M. Renaud - French activities and resources for learners of French including links, internet searching tools, online actvities, French Printouts (handouts,) games, and songs.
LangMedia: French - Videos and Information on: Basic Communications, Culture and Social Life, Necessities, Shopping and Services, and Transportation.
Language Guide.org French - This site has a Pictorial Vocabulary Guide, Grammar, and Readings.
News in France - TF1(French Television Channel News) You can watch the news on video and read articles in French.
Polar FLE - apprendre le français avec l' inspecteur Roger Duflair - Learn French by solving detective stories with Inspecteur Roger Duflair. (Listening, reading, grammar) Good for French II students.
University of Texas (Tex's French Grammar Site) - These items are included at the site: 1. Nouns, 2.Determiners, 3. Adverbs, 4. Adjectives, 5. Verbs, 6. Negation, 7. Prepositions, 8. Pronouns, 9. Conjunctions, 10. Tense/Aspect/Mood/Voice 11. Interrogative Constructions, 12. Appendix : Verb Practice, and 13. Appendix : Grammar Exercises
Voila's 5th Edition Online Practice Page - This site goes with your textbook. There are different activities for each chapter and a final exam.
Voila.heinle.com - This site goes with your French textbook. It has Cultural Expansion Activities, Self-Correcting Quizzes, and Interactive Vocabulary.
eLanguage School.net TM - Learn the Basics, Grammar, Words and Phrases, and Practice and Exercises.

Content by Karen Canchola, kcanchola@collegeofthedesert.edu
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Last revised Tue Oct 27 20:01:29 US/Pacific 2009