French

Bonjour mon étudiant extraordinaire! Learning French is like preparing a soufflé, each layer must be meticulously placed to create the perfect masterpiece. And now, we are moving onto the next layer, the deliciously complex world of French prepositions. Ooh la la, they can be a bit tricky, just like flipping crêpes, but do not worry, […]

Bonjour mon cher étudiant! I see you are back for more mind-boggling fun with French pronouns! Remember, the secret to learning French is to think of it as a dance. Pronouns are our dance partners, sometimes they lead, sometimes they follow. So, put on your dancing shoes, and let’s salsa into the world of French

Bonjour, mon cher étudiant! It is I, your trusty and somewhat whimsical French teacher, here to embark on yet another linguistic adventure with you. Do not be afraid, for today’s topic is as tasty as a croissant and as bubbly as champagne. Today, we shall conquer the marvelous world of ”French Partitive Articles”. Ah, such

Bonjour, mon cher élève! Welcome back to our jolly journey into the fascinating, perplexing, and often downright baffling world of French pronouns! Today we’ll dive into the murky depths of the French relative pronouns – oui, oui, those tiny little words that can tie your tongue into a knot and make your brain feel like

Bonjour, mon cher étudiant! Your wonderful, humorous, and one-of-a-kind 🙂 French teacher is here to guide you on a grand adventure. Today, we are diving into the mysterious, intriguing, and sometimes perplexing world of French interrogative sentences! They may seem daunting at first, just like the Eiffel Tower might look intimidating from below, but I

Bonjour, my eager-to-learn student! I see the twinkle in your eye, the tilt of your beret, and the excitement stirring in your heart at the mere thought of traveling to the oh-so-lovely France. So, let’s dive straight into it! Today, I’ll be your guide, your mentor, your compass, if you will, through the beautifully crooked

Bonjour, my dear student! Today, we will be focusing on perfecting your grasp on the perfect tense with ‘avoir’. This is an essential verb in French, often used to express the past tense. Mastery of its use will significantly enhance your communication skills in French. This exercise involves arranging sentences, translating from English to French,

Today we’re going to dive into an important aspect of language learning that you’ll find invaluable when exploring Francophone countries or communicating with French speakers – the travel vocabulary! These activities will help familiarize you with common phrases, questions, and vocabulary used when traveling. By the end of this exercise, you should be able to

Today’s lesson focuses on an integral part of the French language – ‘re’ verbs in the present tense. Hello, dear student. In French, they have three different types of verbs in the infinitive (er-ir-re). Learn by heart the conjugation pattern and the endings for each subject pronoun and you will be able to conjugate any

Today we are going to focus on a very important aspect of the French language. Tonic pronouns, or pronoms toniques, are used in French in various situations, such as when you want to emphasize something or someone, when referring to someone directly, or when there is no verb present in a sentence. Understanding and correctly