Les noms français les plus courants – Concepts fondamentaux

Most Common French Nouns – Core Concepts

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I do not run fast, but I participate for fun and to be with the others.
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Every morning, I check the weather on my phone.
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On the weekend, I redo this sorting, and I check the number of pages in each notebook.
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This campaign reminds me that reality changes when people act together.
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I go to the library and I read some easy pages.
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He shows also an easy expression to say “I am in shape”, and he says to drink water.
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Sometimes I walk, sometimes I take the bus, depending on the mode that I choose and the weather.
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If I get lost, I ask the direction to a person, or I look at a map.
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After this talk, I make a plan for the week and I write a shopping list.
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I choose the right number and I speak slowly, then I write down the answer.
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The language is new for me, so I start with short sentences and useful words.
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If I do not have enough money, I choose another thing, simpler.
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I keep the diet light, without stress, and I eat at the same time.
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In the evening, I turn on the radio during dinner.
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At the stadium, I see families, children, and flags.
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