Learn French Pronoun Y
Learn how to use French Pronoun Y French grammar lesson: Pronoun Y SALUT ! Welcome to « Oh la la, I Speak French ! ». Let’s learn how to use French pronoun « y ». You probably know the expression : IL Y A = there is/there
Difference between NOUS and ON
French learning video that explains the difference between French personal pronouns Nous and On. Fun French lesson.
PARTITIVE ARTICLES
FRENCH PARTITIVE ARTICLES Learn what French partitive articles are & how to use them Partitive articles – also more simply referred to as partitives – are very useful language tools. So let’s get familiar with them right now! What are partitive articles (or partitives)? They
Common French grammatical mistakes
COMMON FRENCH GRAMMATICAL MISTAKES Learn to avoid 7 grammatical mistakes when speaking French Learning to speak French perfectly well is obviously a serious challenge. The language has many traps ready for foreigners to fall into. That’s why I’ve put together a list
FRENCH (IN)DEFINITE ARTICLES
FRENCH ARTICLES Learn French definite & indefinite articles DELF NIVEAU A1 Articles are little words that are placed before nouns. There are definite articles and indefinite articles. In English, they are respectively “THE”, and “A” or “AN”. And that’s it!
FRENCH QUESTIONS
French lesson for beginners to learn how to ask simple questions in French.
PLURAL OF -OU ENDING NOUNS IN FRENCH
LE PLURIEL DES NOMS EN -OU PLURAL OF WORDS ENDING WITH “-OU” In general, the plural of words ending with -ou is very simple: you just add an -s. Example: un bisou – des bisous (a kiss – kisses) BUT…
PLURAL OF FRENCH NOUNS ENDING WITH -AL & -AIL
Plural form of French words ending with ‘-al’ & ‘-ail’. Do you guys know any words ending with –al? I’m sure you’ve heard of “le festival” or “le carnaval” or maybe even “le journal”. You’ve also learned that, to form the
Difference between Passé Composé and Imparfait
PASSÉ COMPOSÉ & IMPARFAIT Learn when to use the Passé Composé & the Imparfait in French For those of you just starting to learn French, “Passé Composé” and “Imparfait” may still sound like pretty names of birds or of cute
Demonstrative Adjectives
FRENCH DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES Learn how to form demonstrative adjectives in French Watch this video on French demonstrative adjectives and then use what you’ve learned to do the exercise sheet below. Free French lesson online, to learn some grammatical basics. EXERCISES
French Possessive Adjectives
FRENCH POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES (Adjectifs Possessifs) Watch this fun video to learn how to use French possessive adjectives and then practice what you’ve learned & do the exercise sheet below! Enjoy… EXERCISES TO PRACTICE USING POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES (free Pdf) LESSON ON FRENCH