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French Level A2 Syllabus- TEF/TCF Canada/DELF
GRAMMAR: Simple Connectors Power verbs Recent Past Progressive Present Imperative mood Giving suggestions/ solution All Forms of Negation Present participle and Gerund Placement and Agreement of Adjectives Expressing Emotions Avoir Expressions Temporal Expressions...
French Level A1 Syllabus- TEF/TCF Canada/DELF
PRONUNCIATION, GRAMMAR, AND SENTENCE FORMATION: French Pronunciation, Reading out loud for pronunciation French Alphabet Pronouncing R in French, Liaison, Elision, Accents Greetings, Basic conversation Simple classroom instructions for basic conversation Days of the...
Powerful Techniques to Speak Like a Native
Let’s face it- learning French can feel overwhelming at times. But what if I told you that you don’t have to memorize every word or rule to speak confidently? It’s all about training your brain to think in French and allowing those words to flow naturally. I’ve...
The Right Mindset for Achieving Fluency in French
When it comes to mastering French, many learners focus solely on grammar rules, vocabulary lists, and endless practice exercises. While these elements are essential, there is one often-overlooked factor that can dramatically accelerate your progress – your mindset....
Common French Expressions with “mise en”
"Mise en" is one of those expressions that pops up everywhere in French, and it’s super useful to know. It basically means "putting into" or "setting in," and you’ll find it used in a bunch of different contexts: from casual conversations to more formal business or...
Quatre expressions françaises avec le mot “pied”
Au pied levé : à l'improviste, sans préparation (unexpectedly, without preparation) Par exemple, Il m'a fallu faire cette conférence au pied levé. (I had to give this conference at short notice.) 2. Mettre quelqu'un sur un piédestal : admirer quelqu'un (to admire...
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...
TEF Canada : Expression Orale : (Section A) : O’Fun Park
EXEMPLE : Client : Bonjour, je suis tombé sur votre annonce concernant les parcours en forêt d'O'Fun Park. J'ai quelques questions à vous poser, auriez-vous 5 minutes à me consacrer pour y répondre s'il vous plaît ? Agent : Bonjour ! Bien sûr, je suis à votre...
TEF Canada : Expression Orale (Section B) : Offrez-vous une envolée en montgolfière
EXEMPLE : Hugo : Salut Clara ! Regarde ce que j’ai trouvé dans le journal ce matin, une annonce pour faire un vol en montgolfière. C’est une expérience incroyable, non ? Clara : Oh, intéressant. Mais explique-moi un peu plus, je n’ai jamais pensé à ça. Hugo : Alors,...