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The theme of this week’s Writing Challenges and Dictées is Monuments.
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Writing Challenges:
Dictées:
- A1: Nos monuments français favoris
- B1: Visiter le Viaduc de Millau
- C1: Les constructions méconnues de Gustave Eiffel
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