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Every two weeks, a short text read by Jérôme. Listen, write it down piece by piece, and see why each mistake happens.

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Half of French spelling is silent: plural endings, agreements, ses and ces. A dictation shows you exactly where your ear and your eye don’t match yet, and Jérôme explains every trap.

  1. ListenA short, original text, read once by Jérôme at natural speed.
  2. WritePiece by piece. Replay each one as often as you like, slower if you need.
  3. See whyEach mistake is corrected, and the traps come with Jérôme’s explanation.
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Elle prend son panier et cesses lunettes, puis elle descend au marché.

ses or ces? ses = her, his (it belongs to someone). ces = these. Ask yourself “whose?”: if there’s an answer, it’s ses. Explained by Jérôme

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