French grammar tip: The Use of ‘Y’ in French
‘Y’ is a pronoun in French that often replaces a prepositional phrase indicating a place or a thing introduced by ‘à’. For instance, ‘Je vais à Paris’ becomes ‘J’y vais’…
French conjugation tip: Conjugation of the Irregular Verb “Vouloir”
The verb “vouloir” (to want) is another important irregular verb. Its present tense forms are: “je veux”, “tu veux”, “il/elle veut”, “nous voulons”, “vous voulez”, “ils/elles veulent”. “Vouloir” is commonly…
Nouveaux cours : Les dictées rapides
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5 sentences with “avoir le vent en poupe”
Depuis le lancement de son entreprise, elle a le vent en poupe et connaît un succès croissant. Since the launch of her company, she has the wind in her sails…
French vocabulary tip: French Transportation Vocabulary
Getting around in a French-speaking country is much easier when you know some transportation-related vocabulary. Words such as “le train” (train), “le bus” (bus), “la voiture” (car), “l’avion” (plane), and…
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L’info du jour : French Educational System
France’s educational system is highly structured and is known for its rigorous approach to education, from primary school through to higher education. The system is designed to provide a comprehensive…
French grammar tip: Understanding the Partitive Article
The partitive article (‘du’, ‘de la’, ‘de l’’) is used in French to express an unspecified quantity, similar to ‘some’ in English. For example, ‘du vin’ means ‘some wine’. L’article…
French conjugation tip: Conjugation of the Irregular Verb “Pouvoir”
The verb “pouvoir” (to be able to, can) is irregular in the present tense. Its forms are: “je peux”, “tu peux”, “il/elle peut”, “nous pouvons”, “vous pouvez”, “ils/elles peuvent”. “Pouvoir”…
Nouveaux cours : Les dictées de phrases
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5 sentences with “avoir tout juste”
Il a réussi l’examen avec un score de 80%, il a tout juste. He passed the exam with a score of 80%, he just made it. Elle a rendu son…
French vocabulary tip: French Food and Drinks Vocabulary
French cuisine is famous worldwide, and knowing some basic food and drink vocabulary can enhance your experience. Words like “le pain” (bread), “le fromage” (cheese), “le vin” (wine), “le café”…