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Learn five words that are all pronounced [vɛr], but have different meaning and spelling. A short text is included to help you distinguish between these five words. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Philippe receives a package with a note that says "I know your little secret"... A story for beginner and low intermediate students written in present tense, with glossary and English translation. The story is available at https://exerciseyourfrench.com/secretb

In this episode, I read a vignette, a short form that captures a moment, a feeling, a person, or an object. For a free transcript, visit my blog at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com.

In this episode, you will learn how to distinguish between the two meanings of the verb sortir, and how to choose the correct auxiliary verb in the compound tenses. For a free transcript, visit my blog at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com. If you wish to deepen your knowledge of French grammar, my grammar workbook is available at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com/grammar

To fully benefit from today's episode, you need to participate not just by listening, but also by forming your own answers and writing a few sentences. For a free transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Learn what homonyms are. A short text is included to help you distinguish between the three nouns that are all pronounced the same way, but have different meaning and spelling. For a free transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Juliette and Martin leave Paris to spend Christmas holidays in California. A sample to help you follow this episode as well as the entire text are available at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com/noel The entire text includes glossary and complete English translation.

Practice recognizing mandatory French liaison between a number and a noun. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Learn about mandatory French liaison between a number and a noun. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Let's put the theory about liaison from the episodes Liaison 1 and Liaison 2 into practice. Can you recognize all the examples of liaison and why they happened? For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Guy de Maupassant was a 19th century French writer, a master of the short story form. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Learn about mandatory French liaison between a noun and its determinants. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Lucas notices an unknown woman following him. Who is she and what does she want? A sample to help you follow this episode as well as the entire text are available at https://www.exerciseyourfrench.com/midi The entire text includes complete English translation and a link to audio files.

Learn about French liaison and when it occurs. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Learn about the difference between "tard" and "retard". For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) was a French Impressionist painter. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

A surprise in the house. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Learn about the letter "s" and the liaison. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Today we are looking at three words can be translated into English as "time": le temps, la fois, and l'heure. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.

Molière was a 17th century French dramatist. For a transcript of today's episode, visit my blog at https://exerciseyourfrench.com.