• Go to Primary texts.Here you will find thousands of texts in their entirety. Go to Gallica Classique. How are the authors arranged at this site? How can you get a sense of the history of the time in which a work was produced?
• Go to Texts in translations. Give your opinion on the question posed in the introductory paragraph.
• From the site index, go to the page on interactive grammar. Click on la page de Laura. Find a challenging grammar topic and do an exercise that gives immediate feedback. What did you do?
• From the site index, choose the link for literary e-cards. Send an e-card to someone special, en français, si possible.
• Go to the audiotexts on the site index. Listen to a Fable of LaFontaine.
• Use Lettres to find the same Fable. Where did you find it?
• Go back to the audiotexts and listen to the French news of the day.
• What's the hot story today?
• E-mail your answers to this hunt to lfranklin@nvcc.edu

Hope this gives you a feel for Lettres

 

To familiarize yourself with some of the resources on this site, find the answers to these questions.