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Story 4 Going On Holiday – Part 1Listen to Story 4 Il y a beaucoup de choses à penser lorsque vous planifiez des vacances.Tout d’abord,…

Story 3 First Day – Part 3Listen to Story 3 La journée de travail se termine et je pense à mon retour à la maison.…

First Day – Part 2Listen to Story 2 Je m’assois avec mon café dans la cuisine du personnel et je regarde mes messages téléphoniques. Beaucoup…

First Day – Part 1Listen to Story 1 L’alarme est réglée pour 07h00 mais je me lève tôt. Il est 6h30. Je suis à la…

CONCLUSION Whoa! 8 weeks of lessons passed by so quickly, huh? Congratulations! You were awesome and truly deserve a pat on the back. I hope…

Before we go any further with this, let’s try to address this question that I’m pretty sure is in your mind right now. Why we…

In this week of French language learning, we covered relative pronouns, the versatile uses of “faire,” compound relatives, and delved into the intriguing historical past…

English French Let’s continue our lesson about the historical past tense. As the conjugation of this tense is relatively complex, we divide it into two…

English French In English, perhaps the most common tense used to express an action in the past is the simple past (preterit). However, in French,…

English French Today we will be learning about compound relative pronouns. In a previous lesson, we learned about the four relative pronouns: “qui, que, dont, où.”…

English French Today, we will talk about one of the most powerful verbs in French. Not “avoir” or “être,” but the multi-purpose verb “faire.” We…

English French In order to express your ideas effectively, it is important to know how to link different elements in a sentence. Today’s lesson will…

Our week of learning French was a trip through adverbs, expressing consequences, opposition, objectives, and preferences. Here’s a quick recap of each day’s lessons:Day 1:…

English French Today we will discuss ways of expressing objectives. There are so many types of conjunctions and linking words in French, so it would not…

English French Like cause, consequence, and objective, the expressions used to talk about opposition are very useful in French, as in any other language. Today’s…

English French Let’s continue our series of lessons with linking words. To be able to understand a language, and to use it correctly, these expressions are…

English French For today’s first lesson, we will be learning about French adverbs. In the previous lessons, you encountered nouns, verbs, adjectives, and their many facets…

Our week of learning included diverse lessons on pronouns, conditionals, cause & effect, and apologies. Here’s a recap of each day’s lessons:Day 1: Demonstrative PronounsWe…

English French French is a very polite language. It’s better to say “sorry” if you make a mistake, and, even if you think you didn’t…

English French To help people understand you better, you will need something to link your ideas. This lesson is all about the coordinating conjunction. No language…