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After having completed the second level of the Wikibooks French language course, you can graduate to the third level. This is a much more rigorous presentation of the French language. Several verb tenses will be introduced in this level, and there will now be more vocabulary sections in each lesson. But we didn't decide to stop there! This level will include longer lectures about a lesson's subject and will introduce you to real French literary works and news articles, such as Jean de La Fontaine's Fables. After you have completed this level, you can move on to the next level. Also remember that if you would like to help develop this course, go to the lessons planning page.

[edit] Formidable! - Intermediate French

01 Leçon 01 : Les vacances G: Geography Prepositions, Perfect Tenses Introduction, Simple Future of Regular Verbs
V: General Travelling, International Travelling, Nationalities
50%.png Lesson 01 : Vacations
02 Leçon 02 : Le travail G: Irregular Past Participles Review, Conjugated Verb + Infinitive Review (Futur Proche, Faire Causitif)
V: Companies, Blue-collar, White-collar, Service, Government, The Office, Office Supplies
Development stage: 25% (as of June 25, 2009) Lesson 02 : Work
03 Leçon 03 : La santé G: Simple Future of Irregular Verbs, Adverbs, Commands
V: Visiting the Doctor, Emergencies, Medecine, the Dentist, Healthcare
50%.png Lesson 03 : Health
04 Leçon 04 : L'argent G: Personal Pronouns Review, Present Conditional, Pronouns with Commands
V: Forms of Money, Payment, Handling Money, Going to a Bank
50%.png Lesson 04 : Money
05 Leçon 05 : Jeunesse G: Imparfait, Possesive Pronouns, Stem Changing Verbs Review
V: Children's Games and Toys, French Children's Poems, Songs, and Stories
50%.png Lesson 05 : Life as a Child
06 Leçon 06 : L'adolescence G: Imparfait vs. Passé Composé, Pronominal Verbs Review, Plus-Que-Parfait
V: Pop Culture, Mass Media, Part-Time Jobs
50%.png Lesson 06 : Adolescence
07 Leçon 07 : L'histoire Antique G: Passé Simple of Regular Verbs, Interrogative Pronouns
V: Farming and Peasant Life, Noble Life, The King, The Rennaissance, The Reformation
50%.png Lesson 07 : Ancient History
08 Leçon 08 : Révolution! G: Passé Simple of Irregular Verbs, Relative Pronouns (Qui, Que, Dont)
V: Enlightenment, French Rev., Democracy, Napoleonic Era, Post-Napoleon France, Industrial Rev.
50%.png Lesson 08 : Revolution!
09 Leçon 09 : La France moderne G: Past Conditional, Comparative & Superlative, Asking Questions Review
V: The 20th Century, 20th Century Advancements and Changes, Modern War
50%.png Lesson 09 : Modern France
10 Leçon 10 : L'actualité G: Future Perfect, Demonstrative Pronouns, Stating If...
V: News, France's Role in Global Politics, European Union, Social Problems, Government, Politics
50%.png Lesson 10 : Current Events


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InformationIntroductory Development stage: 100% (as of May 29, 2006)Level One Development stage: 75% (as of May 29, 2006)Level Two Development stage: 50% (as of May 29, 2006)Level Three Development stage: 50% (as of May 29, 2006)Level Four Development stage: 50% (as of May 29, 2006)Q&APlanning Development stage: 100% (as of May 29, 2006)

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