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IF YOU STUDY FRENCH, LISTEN UP:
Bon Patron will save your life.
What is it?
a free grammar checker that was developed by French professors
not extremely sophisticated and won’t catch all of your errors
but WILL prevent you from making dumb conjugation or agreement mistakes.
MUCH BETTER THAN MICROSOFT WORD
What does it look like?
What’s it do?
it marks what mistakes you made (writes them out and you can also hover over them - I couldn’t screenshot the entire list because it is VERY THOROUGH)
(I feel like I need to mention this is an automatically generated example, I’m bad at french but I’m not that bad)
says what type of mistake it is
and what you can do to fix them.
What do I do with it?
Obviously don’t rely on it 100%, but if you’ve been staring at an essay for five hours it’s so nice to be able to run it through and have it catch the article you misused in the middle of the fourth paragraph.
make sure you check again after correcting the errors because sometimes new ones will be flagged
double check your work, sometimes it suggests corrections that you don’t need to make (since it’s a computer program and you’re a person)
BUT GO FORTH AND IMPROVE YOUR FRENCH GRADES (& share the good news)
There’s a Spanish version too! (You’re welcome)
@polyglotten Thank you for the Spanish version!
As a student learning French, I thought it would be neat to offer French resources not only for myself, but for other French learners!
Learning Websites
Duolingo
Bonjour
Babbel
ieLanguages
TalkInFrench
TheFrenchTutorial
FrenchCrazy
TheFrenchExperiement
FrenchByFrench
Memrise
Busuu
LanguagesOnline
Lingvist
Dictionaries & Checkers
Bonpatron (Checker)
Languagetool (Checker)
Reverso (Checker)
Linguee (Dictionary)
Reverso Dictionary (Dictionary/Checker)
Collins Dictionary (Dictionary)
Wordreference (Dictionary)
Linternaute (Dictionary)
Larousse (Dictionary)
Pronunciation
Frenchcrazy English vs. French
Letter Pronounciation
FSI Language
TalkInFrench
Pronunciation PDF
Phonetique
PronunciationGuide
Fluentu
Grammar Basics
Contractions
Possessive Determiners
Indefinite Articles
Definite Articles
Demonstrative Determiners
Interrogatives
Partitive Articles
Prepositions
Conjunctions
Conjugating Words (-ER, -IR, -RE; regular & irregular) + examples
Accent Marks
Imparfait vs Passe Compose
Imparfait vs Passe Compose 2
Passé Composé (past tense)
Futur Proche (near future, using aller)
Future Tense
Feminine & Masculine Words (+ Genders)
Tips from Native Speakers
Vocabulary
100 Subjects
41 Subjects
1000 Most Common French Words
170+ Subjects
Space Vocabulary (Tumblr Masterpost)
Extra
Type French + its Accents
Studyblrs who are Learning or Already Speak French (click French)
French Words Daily (a Tumblr Account)
French Words Daily (another Tumblr Account)
Tips
Definitely keep a notebook
Take a class if possible
If you’re taking a class, write down any extra French vocabulary you may get; my teacher likes to call it “bonus free knowledge” when she gives us extra vocabulary
Practice pronouncing. All. The. Time.
Take notes
Have readable notes
Practice writing & grammar
Once you start learning, do not stop or else you’re going to forget things!!
Take quizzes & tests online for practice
Make some online French friends :))
Thank you for reading my masterpost!
MY MASTERPOSTS:
How to Color Code & Highlight Efficiently
How to Make Flashcards
How to Get & Be Motivated
How to Get Enough Sleep
The Mega Stationery Masterpost
What are in my Pencil Cases?
>> All <<
‘where is the pen i was using like 3 seconds ago’ an autobiography i’ll never write because i keep losing the pen i was using like 3 seconds ago.
mark, my words. *mark brings me my dictionary* thank you mark
French: mathématiques
German: Mathematik
Italian: matematica
Norwegian: matematikk
English: mathematics
Spanish: matemáticas
Swedish: matematik
Portuguese: matemática
Polish: matematyka
Romanian: matematică
Czech: matematika
Greek: μαθηματικά
Turkish: matematik
Dutch: …
Others: hoe don’t do it
Dutch: wiskunde
Proud native of the Dutch language 👊
{aug 15, 2018}
today was the first day of school. and the senior high department has 700 students 😱 now, i feel so keen on doing my best and working really hard this school year. The amount of people in class (we’re 50 students in one classroom) seems so daunting, & i barely know anyone.
i tried talking to some old friends from my old school but why did it seem so awkward? ugh.
somehow, this motivates me.
ig: solennestudies
im a simple girl.. i see book, i buy book, i let book sit on my shelf for months unread
THE GREATEST SAGA OF OUR TIME
↳ wednesday 18.10.10.
fun fact: i wanted to be an english major in high school before i decided essays were a waste of my time and now here i am in linguistics reading about english grammar :’) also i’ve been in school for like…..ten days and i’ve already got a chinese exam in two hours the AuDAciTy
durham university, first year — 2/?
university is such a different experience and it’s very independent; i’m glad i’m here doing what i love 💕 i’m sure i won’t have time to create new content often as i don’t have time to spend much time making things “studyblr pretty” but i’ll show you daily snippets ☺️
taken from my ig (late upload sorry!)
staying ahead in school
it would be nice to say that I always know what I’m doing, but with 2.5 jobs + four classes + social life….it gets pretty hectic. add in a delightful lack of time awareness, and battling the assignments i get every week is hard to handle. this past week, i had a lot of work obligations that I unfortunately had to let get in the way of my homework completions [not to mention a stop-messing-with-this-studying headache that I got on Thursday]. it’s really helpful to plan ahead so I can avoid that drowning feeling, and also avoid those days that my brain just doesn’t want to cooperate with me! these tips are all methods that I personally use to deal with school as a dyslexic student with poor time management skills, so they may not all work for you!
⚡️syllabi out the wazoo: I look over my syllabi as soon as I get them [up to four weeks ahead of time, or the night before class starts]. looking over usual homework due dates, and bigger exams and papers for my smaller classes means that I can gauge a general routine for my ‘study’ hours.
⚡️plug that ish in on a calendar: I have a Mac, so the calendar app works well enough for me. I like the idea of physical calendars, but I always seem to forget to make my writing small enough for other things…and because I have four classes and many things due every week…hand cramp central. my current bujo is actually just for jotting notes or little to-dos, but weekly spreads are really helpful as well if you keep up with it! if your school uses canvas, you can subscribe through a calendar app to monitor new assignment additions automatically.
⚡️ set reminders ahead of time: sometimes my lack of executive function skills get to me, and I push things off until the very last second. fooling myself by pushing due dates up two days early has helped me a lot, as I think Oh, this is due TODAY, let’s get it done, Pooh! rather than waiting until midnight when I’m tired and cranky and miserable about messing up my assignment. for exams, I have reminders set two weeks, and then one week in advance, so that I start reviewing material before it’s crunch time, and I have more time to truly absorb the content.
⚡️ find time to catch up: I’m a commuter, and the parking on my campus SUCKS. if I want a good spot, I have to get to school before 8 am, which usually means 2+ hours before work or class most days [unless it’s my 8 am, which I usually get to school an hour early for]. that gap is really good for getting ahead on assignments in the library [when it’s actually quiet and peaceful], meeting up with classmates/friends for quality time, and getting ready for a good day. the more you use those hours, the more free time you’ll end up having, because you won’t be spending the afternoon/evening on concepts that you should’ve known before class. this past week I found out about an event that I wanted to go to, on the very same day it was happening. luckily, I had already done a bunch of my readings, so I was free to go without worrying about hw! /// gonna be real and say I don’t take my laptop out while riding the train [don’t want to become a target], but I usually have a textbook of the day that I can read. even exposure to the material is helpful, and better than wasting that time on social media.. [guilty].
⚡️ plan assignments out in class: I’ve gotten pretty comfortable multi-tasking, and class is no exception. I usually schedule how I want to tackle assignments while I’m in class, so that I can start working on that game plan that day, instead of taking another few hours when I’m back to home to figure out how I want to structure my work time.
⚡️ studying…at work?: most of my jobs have allowed me to do my homework [lots of downtime], or at the very least, read while I’m on the clock. tempting to jump on reddit and kill time, but again….better to stick to education unless it’s truly scheduled FUN TIME. basically, if you’re at work, be working on something, whether it’s for coins or your degree. obviously, if your job is really tiring, no need to force things. and sometimes, work is a respite from the rest of your life. but if you have an opportunity to do so, and it’s not detrimental to your health….study at work.
some days, things just don’t go right! you feel sick or just blah, or something happened and you feel emotionally and mentally taxed, or you just don’t care! find a balance that works for you. I go back and forth between ‘it’s only for a few months, then I can rest’ vs ‘I just don’t give a [redacted] about this’. you won’t always choose the Straight A way every time. trust me, it won’t kill you to take a break either. be as wise as possible most of the time, so you can be foolish some of the time. :-]
APWH notes that I took during the school year!
I hope all of you have a lovely day! Remember to take care of yourself and enjoy your summer!! ´♡`
We all have those days when we feel worthless or struggle with sins. When you look at this verse, you see that Jesus is soooo in love with you and that He died for you, so you can be His bride. He thinks you’re WORTH DYING FOR! He wants you to be in His presence so He covered you with His blood so now you are totally flawless in Him. This is your worth and your identity. Never forget that.
Just learn to say no and do so without explanation.
School supplies!
Brepols journal . pen case (Hema) . notebook (Hema) . summarybook (Action). washitape (AVA) . post-it notes . Stabilo markers . typp-ex . bic pens . steadtler 0.2 . Tombow Fudenosuke . supercute procastination pencils!
