I didn't know there was an ECM in english 
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I've find one, but now I'm done and I don't know where to go. I'll have to translate a newspaper article.
@Rivendell I'm not sure there's really such a thing as "translation exercises" you could find online since there's no such thing as a unique correct translation for a text, but why not pick any article and try and translate it? That's what I used to do. If you need feedback, I'm afraid you'll need a teacher. 
@Rosenrot_ that's the point, I can translate articles but without feedback or a a translation I can work with, there is no point for me. And I can't have a teacher.
@Rivendell : Maybe you could find a penpal, or do an exchange with someone interested by learning french ? (you can find people on italki or on some facebook group)
I thought the exact same, like few days ago .
I'm reading a young adult english book right now, and I'm taking so much pleasure in it. Even though it's an heartbreaking story (#shame 
). And I bought The hate u give at a bookshop today, I can't wait !!
. I'm reading a young adult english book right now, and I'm taking so much pleasure in it
. Even though it's an heartbreaking story (#shame ). And I bought The hate u give at a bookshop today, I can't wait !!
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For all the Madz living in the UK, I'm currently finishing an awesome book: The Good Immigrant. Can't recommend it enough, it's 21 non-white British authors writing about what it means to be Black, Asian and minority ethnic in Britain today.
I've got the whole flat for myself, but I don't know what to do ... Watching TV, playing video games (and in this case, which one ?), reading a book ? Too much possibilities 
@AprilMayJune : Yes it did . But at least everyone is on the same boat with Messenger, it won't surprise people 
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. But at least everyone is on the same boat with Messenger, it won't surprise people .
@Casspinosaure : You understood they were talking about beers. I'm the true peasant here 
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