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Nomade - 
répertorie les sites Internet en français du monde entier et propose une recherche par arborescence thématique et mots clés.

ARTFL Project - 
Online French-English Dictionary

Hapax -
an experimental server featuring links to French-related resources on the Web of interest to university-level teachers and students. This server is dedicated to the promotion of French world-wide.

http://www.hlc.unimelb.edu.au/www_french/lire/interactive2/livetext2.html

 The story is presented as 12 interactive texts. The webmaster has glossed the difficult words and shown their meanings through images and sounds. For example, when you scroll over the word “merle,” which means blackbird, you hear the song of the blackbird and see an image of it. The website includes an English translation, comprehension questions and related grammatical study. You can also listen to the text in its entirety, as well as read about historical information related to the time period and area in which it was written.

Another website, http://www.senegalaisement.com includes Senegalese news, cultural and tourist information.

Another site, http://phonetique.free.fr/alpha.htm has quite a few excellent exercises on pronunciation, starting with the alphabet and going through a variety of letter combinations and words. It also has games to practice spelling and phonetics, as well as tongue twisters.

Tennessee Bob’s Famous French Links: http://www.utm.edu/departments/french/french.html

This site has a huge number of great links.

http://www.tv5.org

This is French TV.

http://www.polarfle.com/

This site is a lot of fun. It offers students the chance to practice and improve their French while solving a mystery. You pretend to be the assistant to Inspector Roger Duflair. You can choose your level and you end up practicing grammar and vocabulary by going through a bunch of questions to find out who committed the murder.

http://www.bonjourdefrance.com

This website includes exercises on comprehension, grammar, culture, news, vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, as well as games. There are exercises for all levels of French.

http://www.arcadesreseau.be/?ia=1

This site contains a large number of articles accompanied by comprehension and discussion questions.

http://www.123cours.com

This site has a lot of grammatical exercises, including some on pronunciation as well.

http://www.philagora.eu/decouverte/index.php/Contes_pour_enfants

This site contains stories—folktales, legends and short stories appropriate for beginning and intermediate students.

There are several other sites like this, such as http://www.realprincess.com/en/exit, which has animated stories that you can read in French and English.

http://lapoesiequejaime.net/prevert.htm

This site contains information about Jacques Prévert and a lot of his poetry.