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Vocabulaire & Grammaire

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What vocabulaire & grammaire means

French vocabulary and grammar in DELF style.

Worked example

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Question

"Bonjour" means:

  • Good night
  • Hello / Good day
  • Goodbye
  • Please
Answer: Hello / Good day

Working: Bonjour is the standard French daytime greeting.

Curriculum and exam alignment

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Related skills

Other DELF / DALF Practice skills in DELF / DALF (French), at the same point in the course.

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