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 Aim for 5-8 words/expressions per week.  Alphabetize your list as you go.  Number your entries.  Glossaries will be checked every 4 weeks. You should have a minimum of 20 entries.  Each glossary check is worth 20 points.  Choose words and expressions that you really would like to know well and that you find particularly useful.  Please always include the original sentence AND the source in which you found the word/expression.  You may edit the original sentence if it is quite long, but keep the context whenever possible (in some cases, you may need to give more specifics about the context - for example, "intrigue = plot (as in a movie)  Include all relevant grammatical information, so that you can use the term correctly o Part of speech: nom, verbe, adjectif, etc. o Gender : masculine ou feminine if you chose a noun o Verbs: put verbs in the infinitive form o Adjectives : put adjectives in the masculin singular form (indicate also the feminine and plural forms if they are irregular) o Register: indicate register (formal, slang, ) if they are listed in the dictionary

Examples : 1. **la bouffe** (nf.) - food "..et la qualité de la bouffe [à la cafétéria] est vraiment dég!" SOURCE: Internet: Coup de gueule! ([]) 2. **dég** (adj. inv.) - awful, disgusting (=dégueulasse) same as #1

3. **demeurer** **(v.) - to stay the same, to remain "La capitale de la France a connu de profondes transformations...tout en demeurant une ville chargée d'histoire." SOURCE: Internet: Le Tour de France en 80 étapes: Paris et ses régions (http://www.diplomatie.fr/culture/france/ressources/letour/fr/paregfr.html)