How to Introduce Yourself in French: The Ultimate A1 E-book for Beginners
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New Free Tool: Practice French with my AI-Powered Web App!
Nouvel outil gratuit : Pratiquez le français avec ma nouvelle Web App ! [English] I am thrilled to share a new project I’ve been working […]
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Passé Composé vs. Imparfait: The Ultimate Visual Guide to Mastering French Past Tenses
One of the biggest hurdles for English speakers learning French is undoubtedly the battle of the past tenses: Le Passé Composé vs. L’Imparfait. Unlike in […]
Read moreLe Coin du FLE – Les Adjectifs Le Coin du FLE Grammaire Culture Actualités À propos Niveau A1 / A2 Les Adjectifs en Français : […]
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French Micro-Tip – How to use “Depuis” and “Pendant” ?
Depuis ou pendant ? Two simple words, but often confused. Discover the essential difference for expressing duration in French! ➡️ J’habite au Japon depuis 20 […]
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Are you hesitating between “on” and “nous” in French? This confusion is very common among French language learners. Although both pronouns can mean “we” in […]
Read moreTop 5 French Expressions with ‘En’
Here are five French expressions using “en”. 1.S’en aller (to leave, to go away)➡️ Il est tard, je vais m’en aller.💬 It’s late, I’m going […]
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Improve your French vocabulary to describe a house
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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Understanding French Tonic Pronouns: A Quick Guide
If you’re learning French, you have come across words like moi, toi, and lui. These tonic pronouns are useful for emphasis, answering questions, and making […]
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French Vocabulary: Talking about your family
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Vocabulaire français pour parler de la maison (French house vocabulary)
Introduction to French Vocabulary for the HomeWelcome to our latest post, where we delve into the rich and varied vocabulary of the French language as […]
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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
