All About French Adverbs (and How to Use Them)
Adverbs are essential modifiers in French. To understand, speak and write French well, you must have a good grasp of French adverbs–what they …
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Learning French: Study Guides & Speaking Tips
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French Vocabulary Professions and Trades: How to Discuss Professions, Jobs, and Work in French
Would you like to learn how to discuss professions, jobs, and work in French? This article will introduce you to many French words and phrases about …
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How to Form the Plurals of French Compound Nouns
The plural form of compound nouns is one of the more difficult aspects of French grammar. There’s no need to worry, however, as this article …
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Phonétique: Perfect your French Pronunciation with This Online Course
Phonétique is a great site to help students of the French language perfect and evaluate your understanding and production of excellent French …
Continue ReadingHow to Make French Plural Nouns- Nom au Pluriel
Are you confused whenever you have to deal with the plural form of French nouns? This article has a pragmatic approach to deal with this particular …
Continue ReadingHow to Speak Business French: Vocabulary for Speaking and Writing
French is an important global language. It is considered the world’s second international language; and the power to communicate in French in daily …
Continue ReadingFrench Passé Composé Auxilliary Verbs
There are two parts to the passé composé (past tense) in French: the auxiliary verb and the past participle. The first part you need to learn is the …
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Learn French For Free: LiveMocha's French 101 Online Language Software
LiveMocha’s French 101 free online software is an excellent way to begin learning to read, write, speak, and understand the French language. The …
Continue ReadingHow to Use French Pronominal Verbs: With a Download
Prononimal verbs are the French verbs that require a pronoun in addition to the subject because they describe either what the subject is doing to …
Continue ReadingStrategies to Avoid Confusion Between Misleadingly Similar French and English Words
French nouns and other parts of speech that sound like their English counterparts, but have different meanings, can cause confusion. Students of …
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