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9 February

Vous trouverez ———ICI———– un recueil d’activités pour l’enseignement-apprentissage du Français Langue Etrangère par la littérature. Toutes les activités ont été créés à partir de cinq nouvelles ainsi que six poèmes figurant au programme 2023-2025 de littérature prescrit en Afrique du Sud.

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