If you’re learning French and want to improve your descriptive skills, why not start by describing something simple yet full of charm: a house and […]
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French Vocabulary: Talking about your family
Voici quelques mots et phrases de niveau A2 pour vous aider à décrire votre famille.French language insights: Here are some A2 level words and phrases […]
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Le verbe “faire” (To do) / The French verb “faire”
Utilisation de “faire” (use of “faire”) Le verbe “faire” en français se traduit principalement par “to do” et “to make” en anglais. Cependant, la traduction […]
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Le voyage en Italie de Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo’s journey to Italy Reading French, Level B1 The English translation is below the French text. You can also listen to the audio of […]
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Colors in French, Take this quiz!
Colors in French, Test your knowledge of French vocabulary!
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Famous French historical figures 2
Read in French while discovering the history of France. Napoléon Bonaparte ou Napoléon 1er (15 août 1769 – 5 mai 1821) English below Napoléon Bonaparte […]
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Read in French while discovering the history of France. Clovis (ou Clovis 1er), roi des Francs (466-511) English below Au début du Ve siècle, divers […]
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How to use “tu” or “vous” in French
Using “tu” “Tu” is always singular and therefore refers to only one person. Other words regarding the use of “tu”:Tutoyer (= to use “tu” with […]
Read moreTransportation (beginner level)
Here are some means of transportation. You can access the PDF file here.
Read moreFrench direct object pronouns
A short presentation on the use of direct object pronouns in French. You can access the PDF file here.
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Do French pronouns confuse you? Whether you’re a beginner or an early intermediate learner, French Grammar: Pronouns is your clear and practical roadmap to mastering them all — from “je” to “y”, “en”, and beyond!
This step-by-step bilingual guide is designed especially for English-speaking learners (A1 to B1 levels).
French Grammar – Pronouns
