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French Imperfect Tense

French Imperfect Tense L’imparfait – the French imperfect tense – is one of the ways you can speak in the past.  You may have already learned the passé composé, which is used in a different context.  Scroll down for my video lesson on the French imperfect tense. You can download a

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French Vocabulary List Electrician and Plumber

French Vocabulary List Electrician and Plumber

Need a Plumber or Electrician in France? Here’s the French Vocabulary You’ll Want HandyIf you’ve ever found yourself without hot water, facing a clogged sink, or trying to explain a power outage in French, you know how frustrating it can be when the right words escape you. Whether you’re renting

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Present French Conditional – Could, Should, Would

Scroll down to watch my video lesson on the French present conditional – could, should, would. You can download a free PDF of this lesson guide in my private French Grammar Library. Present French Conditional – Could, Should, Would The present French conditional is used to express COULD – SHOULD

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French Imperative With Pronouns

French Imperative with Pronouns

L’impératif – Imperative Mood The imperative mood is used when giving commands, orders, or expressing wishes.  The imperative is a very direct way to give an order. Giving orders can be softened with more polite alternatives like the conditional (Je voudrais, J’aimerais…) Scroll down for my video lesson on the

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French power verb pouvoir

French Power Verb Pouvoir

French Power Verb Pouvoir – It gives you power to start speaking! The French power verb pouvoir means to be able – can.  Using this verb in the conditional tense is a way to speak politely in French. Like many verbs, pouvoir can be followed directly by an infinitive. I

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French Verb Devoir

French Verb Devoir

The French Verb Devoir The French verb devoir means TO HAVE TO – MUST.  Using this verb in the conditional tense is a way to speak politely in French. Like many verbs, DEVOIR can be followed directly by an infinitive. Watch my lesson on the French verb devoir at the

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French Power Verb Savoir

French Power Verb Savoir

French Power Verb Savoir The verb savoir means to know how to do something.  Using this verb in the conditional tense is a way to speak politely in French. Like many verbs, savoir can be followed directly by an infinitive. This is what makes the verb savoir a “power verb”.

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Connecting Phone and Internet French Vocabulary List

Connecting Phone and Internet French Vocabulary List

Connecting Phone and Internet French Vocabulary List Moving House in France? Here’s the French Vocabulary You Need to Set Up Phone and Internet Whether you’re relocating to France permanently or just setting up a pied-à-terre, getting your phone line and internet connection sorted can feel like a full-time job. And

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Direct & Indirect Object Pronouns + Y and EN
LE - LA - LES - LUI - LEUR - Y - EN - ME - TE - NOUS - VOUS

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