School & University

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Used for academic subjects at school.

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Compound noun formed with 'emploi' and 'temps'.

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Can be used for both school teachers and university professors.

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Primarily used for primary and secondary school students.

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Feminine form is 'l'étudiante' (les étudiantes).

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Composed noun indicating a room dedicated to classes.

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The spelling remains the same in the singular and plural.

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Usually used in the plural form ('les devoirs') for schoolwork.

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Often shortened colloquially to 'un ex'.

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In France, grades are typically marked out of 20.

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A staple supply for every French student.

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Short for 'stylo-bille' (ballpoint pen).

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Used to hold pens, pencils, and erasers.

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Often referred to simply as 'la fac' colloquially.

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Often shortened to 'l'amphi' in student slang.

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Can also be called 'la biblio' informally.

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Regular -ir verb (second group).

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Followed by the preposition 'à'.

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Regular -er verb.

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Irregular verb conjugated like 'prendre'.

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Expression using the verb 'poser'.

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In French, you 'pass' an exam by taking it.

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Always used in the plural form in French.

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Marks the completion of a course of study.

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Also means 'purse' or 'stock exchange' depending on context.