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Week 8
Description: In the part of speaking this week is practicing The part where you have to talk about a topic for a minute.
Evidence:
Reflection: Studying this part is good, because in this part I am particularly bad, so I try to study as much as possible to be able to pass with the level that is asked of me.
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Dear Dialogue Coaches,
Even though it resembles the word “error,” the word ERR is not pronounced like “air.” It rhymes with FUR.
Also, there are lots of French words in English that end with an -ay sound: cliche, idee, canape. All of which have a sharp accent over the e. The word FORTE does not have an accent and is only ONE SYLLABLE. Like “fort.”
