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Where you live and what the weather is like,n countries the absolute contrast between the capital and the rest of the country that there is in French psychology. One needs to be aware that for many French people, moving to Paris signals personal and professional success. To stay in the provinces from choice is a more thoroughgoing rejection o

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Yourself and others,n’t know, either in speech or in writing. If you keep your nerve and listen/look out for the words you do know, and then make some intelligent guesses, you may be surprised at how much of the gist you can understand. This is one reason why it is important to listen to the conversations the first tim

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Ordering drinks and snacks,ngs that you may wish to order. Perhaps even more importantly, you will learn how to ask what things are and what is available. Thought for the day: successful transactions in the foreign language depend on developing strategies for using the limited language you know in order to find out what you d

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Getting somewhere to stay,nguages. In this unit you will come across the verb ., which means to stay or remain (not ‘to rest’) and the verb ., which means ‘to leave’ or (on the telephone) ‘to hang up’. You will meet the word ., used for a camp‐site, the word ., used here for ‘space’ and, in other contexts, for a seat at a th

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Time, questions is fairly simple: . When? and . At what time? will cover most eventualities. Understanding and giving the answers requires more practice: you could try saying the time in French when you look at your watch and the day and date when you look at a calendar.

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More about shopping,goes into the hairdresser’s to book an appointment. (The word . literally means ‘run’ – it is something you ‘run around’ doing.) This unit marks the halfway point of the course. It is an odd fact that, rather than finding this a matter for self‐congratulation, people often find it a low spot in thei