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French reading comprehension – Conseils pour rester chez toi! (all levels)

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French reading comprehension exercise. Find the synonym or meaning of the words and expressions below. Submit your questions and receive support from a French Tutor. _______________________ L’astronaute, qui a passé plusieurs mois dans une station spatiale, a distillé quelques conseils pour supporter l’enfermement. « Bonjour à tous. Comme tout le monde, je suis bloqué chez … Read more French reading comprehension – Conseils pour rester chez toi! (all levels)

French comprehension and conversation – Talking about a favorite activity (Levels B1 and +)

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Listen to the following audio A) For each person answer the following: Quel est son loisir préféré? Comment cette personne a découvert ce loisir? Combien de temps elle pratique ce loisir? Pourquoi elle aime pratiquer ce loisir? B) Quel est votre loisir préféré? Pourquoi? Expliquez comment vous avez découvert ce loisir et ce qu’il vous … Read more French comprehension and conversation – Talking about a favorite activity (Levels B1 and +)

French listening comprehension practice – “Gratin de pates au jambon” (Levels A and +)

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 French Practice – French listening – French video – French Cooking Listen French and view the preparation of a French dish: Gratin de pates au jambon  It is your turn to prepare Gratin de pates au jambon Follow the instructions below Need to schedule a French session? Contact a French tutor

French conversation – Exchanging opinions and writing a message about waste and environment (Levels A2 and +)

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Practice French conversation and learn vocabulary to express an opinion about waste, recycling, environment QUESTIONS Contact us below to converse with a French tutor

Articles in French (Level A)

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Learn and understand the different articles in French Articles définis  LE / LA / LES  corresponds to THE Paul est le fils de Robert et d’Anne. [ Paul is THE son of Robert and Anne] Mary est la fille d’Anne et de Robert. Mary et Paul sont les enfants de Robert et d’Anne.   Articles indéfinis … Read more Articles in French (Level A)

French activity – A personality test in French “Quel(le) ami(e) êtes-vous?” (Levels A2 and +)

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Practice French by taking a personality test: Which type of friend are you? Find out which type of friend you are: Want to practice with a French tutor? Register for a free session here

French grammar – Indefinite adjectives (All levels)

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Review and practice use of indefinite adjectives in French Types of French indefinite adjectives  The indefinite adjective autre/autres (another, other, different) The indefinite adjective aucun/aucune…ne (no, any, a single, one single) The indefinite adjective certain(e) (certain, some) [ Etre certain/e–> To be sure] The indefinite adjective chaque (each, every) The indefinite adjective quelque (s) (a … Read more French grammar – Indefinite adjectives (All levels)

French reading comprehension and conversation “Experience abroad” (Levels A2 and +)

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French reading comprehension and conversation help you learn new vocabulary and progress in French. ACTIVITY Read the two testimonies below and explain who is Nicole and Marc, what do they talk about? Compare their stories and explain what they liked and the difficulties they met.   Contact a French tutor to speak and get feedbacks

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