You might be asking yourself, « When do I have to use the imperative in French? » Well, wonder no more! In this blog post, we’ll go over the basics of how to conjugate verbs in the imperative form, and when it’s appropriate to use this particular verb tense. So put on your learning cap and let’s get started!
what’s more fun than learning some French? Today we’re going to talk about two of the most common prepositions in the French language: à and de.
Now, these two little words can cause a lot of confusion for students, so let’s clear things up once and for all! Stay tuned…
As a French teacher, I have heard all sorts of questions about the French gerund. Some people seem to think it’s a really complicated thing, but it’s actually not that difficult to understand!
In this blog post, I’ll explain everything you need to know about the French gerund. So read on if you want to learn all the secrets of this handy verb form!
One of the best things about being a French teacher is seeing my students get excited about learning the language. And one of the most challenging aspects of learning French is mastering the subjunctive mood. But don’t worry, it’s not as difficult as it seems! There are only 10 irregular verbs in the French subjunctive mood, and I’m going to share them with you today. So read on, and learn how to use these tricky verbs like a pro! 🙂
Bonjour mes amis! In this post, I will teach you how to speak French without using any grammar. It’s really simple – all you have to do is follow my instructions and you’ll be able to hold a conversation in no time! So pour yourself a cup of coffee, get comfortable, and let’s get started…
Are you confused about when to use « c’est », « il est » or just « est » in French? You’re not alone! Many students find this issue challenging. Luckily, our resident French teacher is here to help clear things up. Read on for a quick grammar lesson on when to use each of these forms. Bonne chance !
Earlier this week, we were having a conversation in class about the use of the verb « to be » in French. One of my students made the astute observation that « to be » is not used with the verbs of movement. For example, you would never say « je suis marché, » but rather « j’ai marché ».
It was then time to clearly explain to them when to use the verb « to be » in the compound tenses! Do you also want to know?