Giles asked for something everybody might need at some point - a reference resource for grammar in French. Here are two I found which seem quite comprehensive .... https://about-france.com/french/ https://www.laits.utexas.edu/tex/gr/index.html Have fun!

The cheat sheet is up for Wednesday. We'll be going around the world by designing imaginary trips and testing our geography (your future self will thank you at the pub quiz!) Bring your imagination and an atlas if you have one 😉

I've just finished narrating and producing an audio book. It's in English, but about France (mostly) so members of this group may be interested. I have some free copies to give away to anyone who fancies reviewing it on Audible ... Let me know if you'd like to claim a free copy. I really enjoyed it - it's the sort of nerdy history I like, with some humour and lots of fun anecdotes.

Evening all - the cheat sheet is up for this week. (See in 'classroom') We are meeting at 7.30 UK time on Wednesday 28th to discuss well-being and how we all survive modern living. Break-out rooms will be working again, so you'll have plenty of opportunity to share your best tips and tricks. I've found some grammar resources - links are pinned to the top of the general chat. Let me know if you know others we could add to the list! Also ... the up-coming themes are listed on the cheat sheets section, so you can start thinking of intelligent things to say ... See you all on Wednesday!

Bonjour tout le monde! This evening if you're in Europe and this lunch time if you're in the US, we're discussing clothes and packing for fantasy trips. Last week, Jenny was the only person not on holiday so we had a 1:1 and rolled the theme over. Next week, I think we'll do well-being (the nights are drawing in here!) but we can discuss that later .... See you all at 7.30 UK time A ce soir!