French conjugation and tenses might be tricky. But once you know how to conjugate a tense the good thing is you can use it not only to express the tense itself but for a lot of ideas. That is so useful to know and I will tell you here the different values of Present tense …
A quick reminder about what is DELF A1 Level in French. According to the CEFR, at the end of the DELF A1 level, a student know how to use the language to talk about himself, get in touch with somebody, get informations, buy something. This is the description of what you are supposed to master around …
I finally had the time to publish this book on Amazon so that most people can benefit from it. French language is full of idioms and we use them a lot. Without noticing, sometimes, dropping an idiom sounds obvious in some context. This Spoken French – Color Idioms will be followed by other books from …
My background as a French teacher made me realize a lot of things. Everyone learning a language despite of their nationality has his or her difficulties. As majority of my students are native English speakers, they face the same problems. We all know that more than 30% of English language has a French origin. Even …
Learn French: The Most Common Mistakes! #3 Grammar (Again!) Read More »
My background as a French teacher made me realize a lot of things. Everyone learning a language despite of their nationality has his or her difficulties. As majority of my students are native English speakers, they face the same problems. We all know that more than 30% of English language has a French origin. Even …
Learn French: The Most Common Mistakes! #2 Grammar Read More »
My background as a French teacher made me realize a lot of things. Everyone learning a language despite of their nationality has his or her difficulties. As majority of my students are native English speakers, they face the same problems. We all know that more than 30% of English language has a French origin. Even …
Learn French: The Most Common Mistakes! #1 Vocabulary Read More »
French pronunciation is sometimes (who said always?) tricky. You just learned a new word but it sounds completely different when it is feminine, plural, or even depending on other words surrounding. I often get the question with PLUS. There is three different ways to pronounce it: [ply], [plys] or [plyz] ! Let see how we …
