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Understanding Language Influence: French and English

French and English share a long historical relationship, and many words in the two languages have similar origins. Despite this connection, differences in pronunciation, spelling patterns and grammar can influence how French speakers use English in the classroom.

Understanding these linguistic differences can help teachers interpret language patterns more accurately. This guide explores how French may influence English learning and suggests practical strategies to support multilingual pupils.

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