Hopefully even if you've been learning French for a while one of these resources may be of use to you
General
French dictionary
Best online French-English dictionary (which also has bilingual dictionaries for a number of languages) as it has example sentences in French with translations, forum, verb conjugations, idioms, and more
RFI listening and reading exercises for all levels incorporating the news into your learning
Grammar
Français Lingolia with exercises
Listening
Journal en Français Facile radio/ podcast with transcripts for each episode
News in Slow French podcast
Conversational French Mises à Jour with transcripts
If you live in Australia, SBS has a French news podcast
French dictation exercises write what you hear
Youtube comedy series Bref
Belgian LGBTQ+ Youtube series La théorie du Y
Youtube comedy series Le Département
French comedy series that has whole episodes for free on Youtube Fais pas ci fais pas ça
Skam France is a teen show so you can learn heaps of slang, it also has subtitles for each episode in French and English
Youtube
Home Language - vocab and grammar
Hugo Décrypte - daily news
MisterJDay - comedy
Le Monde - news but many of their videos have subtitles
Reading
Simple articles originally written for children, also has a Youtube playlist (1jour 1actu)
Le Petit Scribe reading comprehension and exercises level B1 but also has the same for all levels
Reading (or listening) comprehension - Le Petit Nicolas
Writing
À vos plumes - writing practice and grammar
Oui c'est ça writing practice
Proofreading checklist
Other
Thoughtco French articles on grammar, vocab, verbs, etc.
French slang dictionary
French vowel pronunciation part 1 and part 2 with audio
More useful French pronunciation tips with audio and IPA
EDIT: just remembered in case you feel like torturing yourself you can do Victorian year 12 level French exams 2001 to 2020 for free on the VCE website with the audio and answers available. It would probably be more helpful to not do it within the time limit and listen to the audio as much as you need to. You might also find the HSC exam papers useful from what I can see there's three different levels of French exams (beginners, continuers, and advanced) just find them in the list of subjects and you'll get to the exams.
A romantic is a person who believes in romanticism, which is like a philosophy on life.
Romantics love nature, old things like castles and churches, love poetry and beauty, and have a tendency to get carried away by ideas. This can be both bad and good, as most of the original romantics stood up for their beliefs and greatly helped England, but also went to help people in revolutions and got killed.
They also tend to get randomly depressed, but this is because the weather and colors and beatiful things make them act differently than others.
— James Elkins, Pictures and Tears: A History of People Who Have Cried in Front of Paintings
@halfbloodsnet quest # 0 : godly parents [greek goddess of wisdom, handicraft, and warfare: athena]
“The more I read, the more I acquire, the more certain I am that I know nothing.”
— Voltaire (via philosophyquotes)
You wouldn’t think that flamingoes are extremophiles just from looking at them. It’s like somebody tried to build the vertebrate equivalent of that fungus that lives inside nuclear reactors, and ended up with a gangly pink dinosaur with a spoon for a face.
I wanna find my real self in 2020. I will read everything, finally start writing Poetry and travel. I will be productive. I will put myself first, take care of my skin, put good food in my body, save money and stay away from negativity and drama, especially not start drama ( so important) I wanna bury my past negative self while still honouring her, I just hope I become who i truly am.
Pietro Canonica. “L'abisso” (The Abyss) .Detail, 1869 .
Classics
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