Spaced reminders: rules, exceptions, exceptions of exceptions
P51.notice-and-review.02 · Audience: guest, language-pro, it-ml · Prerequisites: The daily notice-your-mistakes loop
French grammar is not hard because the rules are hard. It is hard because every rule travels with an exception, and the exception with its own exception: negation turns du into de — except with être — except that definite articles never budge at all. Knowing the rule is not the skill; keeping the whole chain warm is.
This page does two things.
Mini-lessons. Short rule units — one chain each. Work through one, mark it complete; every three to five completed lessons arms a checkpoint (next page) that verifies the chains actually stuck before you move on.
The daily card set. A small deck — never a wall — of rule, exception and exception-of-exception cards. The ordering is personal: whatever your notice-loop error profile says is weakest surfaces first, and a card you miss returns sooner. Cards you keep getting right space themselves out over days, then a week.
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