SUBJONCTIF MADE EASY: THE FRENCH SUBJUNCTIVE WITHOUT THE CONFUSION

by Divya Singla | Oct 13, 2026 | Blog, French Grammar

If you are learning French, there is a good chance that the subjonctif has confused you at some point. You may have seen sentences like: Il faut que tu fasses attention. Je veux que vous veniez demain. Bien qu’il soit fatigué, il continue à travailler. And then...

Part 4: Irregular Verbs – The Ones You Simply Have to Learn by Heart

by Divya Singla | Oct 11, 2026 | Blog, French Grammar

In the first three parts of this series, we covered ER, IR, and RE verbs and how recognizing these patterns lets you conjugate most French verbs without much stress. But there is a small group of verbs that refuse to follow any of those patterns, and unfortunately,...

The Most Embarrassing Mistakes French Learners Make, and Why They Actually Help

by Divya Singla | Sep 26, 2026 | Blog, French Grammar, French Learning Tips, French Vocabulary & Expressions, How to Learn French

There are some French mistakes that you simply never forget. Not because they were particularly complicated, but because you remember exactly when you made them, who was standing in front of you and the expression on their face when they realised what you had just...

My Grammar Is Good, Yet I Still Can’t Speak French Confidently

by Divya Singla | Sep 24, 2026 | Blog, French Grammar, French Learning Tips, How to Learn French

There is a very particular kind of frustration that comes with learning French, and I think it is experienced by far more learners than we talk about. You have studied the grammar properly. You know how the tenses work, you understand the difference between passé...

Common Mistakes New French Learners Make (And What to Do Instead)

by Divya Singla | Sep 7, 2026 | Blog, French Grammar, French Vocabulary & Expressions

Starting to learn French is exciting. You learn your first greetings, understand a few sentences, and suddenly recognize words in a French song or video. For a moment, you might think, Maybe this language isn’t as difficult as I thought. Then reality arrives....

Relative Pronouns in French Explained Simply: Qui, Que, Dont, Où and More

by Divya Singla | Sep 5, 2026 | Blog, French Grammar

At some point in your French learning journey, you will come across sentences like: La personne qui parle est mon professeur.Le livre que je lis est intéressant. And you may wonder: Why “qui” in one sentence and “que” in the other? Then things...