1. About.Com: French Language :: http://french.about.com/

The ultimate resource for students, teachers, and lovers of the French language: dictionaries, verbs, lessons, dialects, linguistics, games, quizzes, and much more.

2. Accueil de la Bibelec (Students' Electronic Library) :: http://www.chez.com/bibelec/

The Bibelec Project was developed to increase the amount of material in the French language on the Internet, and to facilitate access to Internet resources for French speakers. This web site contains students' papers on contemporary problems in social and political science, predominately in the French language.

3. ARTFL Project: French-English Dictionary Form :: http://humanities.uchicago.edu/orgs/ARTFL/forms_unrest/FR-EN...

Online French-English dictionary containing about 75,000 terms.

4. Bonjour de France :: http://www.bonjourdefrance.com/

Learn French Online! You can find all kinds of help with this French language tool: grammar, vocabulary, games and more. 

5. French Language Course :: http://www.jump-gate.com/languages/french/

The French Language Course "is intended to allow you to understand written French (newspapers, articles, magazines, signs on the road during your next trip in France, etc.) and to write a letter to a French friend or correspondent." It is a good introduction to written French. 

6. LinguaWeb - French :: http://www.linguaweb.ndirect.co.uk/pages/frenlev1.htm

Useful material for French students, from beginners to those with several years' experience. 

7. LOGOS Dictionary :: http://www.logos.it/query.html

A searchable dictionary that translates words and phrases in English, French, Italian, Estonian and Cantonese. 

8. Parlez-Vous? :: http://www.parlez-vous.org/

A collection of links to everything French -- Castles, Museums, Cathedrals, Francophone countries, Paris, Canadian links and more. 

9. Verb Conjugation :: http://humanities.uchicago.edu/orgs/ARTFL/forms_unrest/infle... 

10. Vocabulary Training :: http://www.vokabel.com/

Use this site to help you learn words in French, Spanish, or German. You can work on verb tenses or you can just build your vocabulary in various subject areas.