Understanding a French House Tour Dialogue
Lesson: Understanding a French House Tour Dialogue Introduction In this lesson, we’ll explore a French dialogue where Nana, a language student in France, is shown her new living space and…
Learn French with Dialogues: Conversation 1 – At the Airport
Lesson: Understanding a French Airport Dialogue Situation: Nana is coming for a language stay in France. She has just arrived at the airport where two members of her host family…
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…
French shopping phrases : at the Market
Lesson: Food and Shopping at the Market Introduction: Welcome to our French lesson on “Food and Shopping,” focusing on essential phrases and vocabulary you’ll need when visiting a market in…
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…
Time Expressions in French
Lesson: Time Expressions in French Introduction: Welcome back to our expanded lesson on time expressions in French. Mastering these will help you articulate past experiences, present actions, and future plans…
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…
French Relative Pronouns: A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction Welcome to the lesson on relative pronouns! Relative pronouns are used to connect clauses or sentences by referring to a noun mentioned earlier, adding information without starting a new…