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Do you need to use the subjunctive or the indicative after jusqu’à ce que… ? Decide whether you need the subjunctive or the indicative in the following sentence: 👉 On ne partira pas jusqu’à ce que tu (mettre) tes chaussures. When a sentence includes jusqu’à ce que, you must follow
Do you need to use the subjunctive or the indicative after …croire que… ? 🎥 Scroll down to watch my mini-lesson 🎥 Subjunctive or Indicative Expression List Decide whether you need the subjunctive or the indicative in the following sentence: 👉 Tu ne crois pas qu’ils (venir)? When you begin
Do you need to use the subjunctive or the indicative after Il est possible que… ? 🎥 Scroll down to watch my mini-lesson 🎥 Subjunctive or Indicative Expression List Decide whether you need the subjunctive or the indicative in the following sentence: 👉 Il est possible que je te (dire)
FRENCH THANKSGIVING VOCABULARY LIST 🥧 Practice and master this vocabulary on Quizlet 🥧 🦃 French Thanksgiving Scrambled Words Activity 🦃 l’automne autumn une colonie a colony le football américain American football novembre November la famille the family reconnaissant grateful jeudi Thursday un festin a feast la récolte the harvest une
Irregular French Verb Mettre The irregular French verb METTRE is an important one to learn. Many times this verb is idiomatic in nature which means you wouldn’t necessarily think of using it if you come from an English speaking background. In this lesson we will look at six different ways
Irregular verbs can be tricky, but mastering them is essential for speaking French confidently. In this guide to Common French Irregular Verbs – Passé Composé, you’ll find practical examples in both French and English. Whether you’re just starting out or reviewing your skills, the examples will make learning these essential
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French Interrogative Question Words Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? How many? What time? QUI – WHO Qui vient avec nous? Who is coming with us? QUAND – WHEN Quand est-ce que tu vas partir? When are you going to leave? À QUELLE HEURE – WHAT TIME À quelle heure
Many words in French and English are exactly the same, which can really increase your vocabulary! These words are called cognates. A cognate is an easy word to remember because it looks and means the same thing as a word you already know. Discover more than 300 true French English
Get your 5 page study guide and 7 minute audio lesson in my free course. You must be logged in to your LLL French Academy account (it’s free to sign up!) to access this course and everything that is included. French expression – Être en train de être en train de to
French Family Vocabulary List – La Famille Family is at the heart of so many conversations, whether you’re introducing your sister, talking about your kids, or explaining who you’re visiting in France. But with all the different terms for parents, grandparents, in-laws, and step-siblings, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. This
👉 Scroll down to watch our video lesson on difficult words to pronounce in French 👈 Difficult Words to Pronounce in French This is a lesson to help you out with difficult French pronunciation. You know how some French words just seem impossible? You may find some of those on
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