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How to Learn French Verb Prepositions Naturally
Bonjour à tous les passionnés de français ! Learning which prepositions go with French verbs can feel tricky. It's one of those things that can’t always be memorized by staring at lists. In fact, trying to force it might make it harder to remember later. A better way...
“Si” clauses in French
Si clauses are “If and then” statements. They express conditions and are used to talk about possibilities, hypothetical situations, or facts. They allow you to talk about what could happen, what would happen under different circumstances, or what might have happened...
Compound Prepositions in French (La Grammaire)
As discussed in my previous blog on simple prepositions, compound prepositions or les prépositions composées are a combination of two or more simple prepositions. In today’s article, let’s learn compound prepositions in French. 1. Près de= Near to- Il y a un parc près...
Simple Prepositions in French (La Grammaire)
French prepositions seem like a ten-brainer, don't they? Fret not, today we’re going to simplify them to make life a little easier! Some of you might already know a lot of prepositions, but this blog post will cover mostly all the prepositions for all levels and help...
Difference between the verbs “Savoir” and “Connaître”
Both the verbs “Savoir” and “Connaître” mean “to know”. Both are irregular French verbs. But French learners find it quite confusing how to use them correctly. Let’s learn how to use them in sentences. 1. SAVOIR : We use “savoir” for obtained/ acquired facts,...
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