a au aux en french countries exercises
Here is an exercise with 50 sentences to practice country prepositions. Do you need to review the rule? The lesson is here. Complete the following sentences with “à, au, en,…
Plurals of French Words Ending in -AL
Lesson: Forming Plurals of French Words Ending in -AL Introduction In French, words ending in -al present a unique challenge when forming their plural versions. This lesson will guide you…
Plurals of French Words Ending in -OU: Rules and Exceptions
Lesson: Forming Plurals of French Words Ending in -OU: Rules and Exceptions Introduction Welcome to today’s lesson where we’ll explore how to form the plurals of French words ending in…
Subjunctive Mood in French
Lesson: Understanding the Subjunctive Mood in French Introduction The subjunctive mood in French, known as “le subjonctif,” plays a crucial role in expressing uncertainty, emotion, desire, and possibility. This lesson…
Coordinating Conjunctions in French
Lesson 31: Coordinating Conjunctions in French Introduction This lesson focuses on mastering the seven primary coordinating conjunctions in French : mais, ou, et, donc, or, ni, car. These pivotal words…
Understanding “Oui, Non, Si” in French Responses
Lesson: Understanding “Oui, Non, Si” in French Responses Introduction Welcome to our lesson on the French responses “oui,” “non,” and “si.” Unlike English, which primarily uses “yes” and “no” for…
Il est vs c’est : Expressing Professions in French
Lesson: Expressing Professions in French 🍀 TEST YOUR FRENCH 🍀 Complete the sentences below with “il est, elle est, c’est…” Introduction: Welcome, English-speaking learners! Today’s lesson focuses on correctly expressing…
French Noun Genders
French Noun Genders In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. Unlike English, where the gender of nouns isn’t reflected in their form, French nouns have specific endings that often…
French Possessive Pronouns
Lesson: French Possessive Pronouns Welcome to the lesson on French possessive pronouns! Possessive pronouns are used to indicate ownership or belonging. Understanding how to use them correctly is crucial for…
French Relative Pronoun “Que”
Lesson: Understanding the French Relative Pronoun “Que” Introduction Welcome to this lesson on the French relative pronoun “que.” This important grammatical tool helps connect parts of sentences to make more…