Self Study Practices

Best AI Tools to Practice French for French Citizenship and Visa Tests

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If you are applying for French citizenship, a long-term residence permit, or a French visa, you must prove your French language proficiency. For most applicants, this means passing a DELF, TCF, or TEF exam, and/or succeeding in a French naturalisation interview. Thanks to recent advances, AI-powered French learning tools now make it easier to practice speaking, listening, and exam preparation — especially when … Read more

Importance of dictation to progress in French

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Dictation is particularly important in learning the French language due to its numerous benefits. Here’s why dictation is crucial for learning French Listening comprehension Dictation exercises in French help train your ears to recognize the specific sounds, accents, and intonations of the language. This improves your overall listening comprehension skills, enabling you to understand native … Read more

Expressing nuances in French – Tant /Si / Tellement

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Expression d’intensite en francais : Tant, Tellement ou Si? SI / TELLEMENT + adjectif ou adverbe + que –> Exemples:  1) Ce film est tellement ennuyeux que tous les spectateurs sont partis avant la fin de la seance. 2) Il court si vite que personne ne peut le rattraper. TELLEMENT / TANT avec un verbe—> Il parle tellement que je m’ endors. TELLEMENT … Read more

Reading comprehension – Practice in French (Levels B1 and+)

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French reading practice to improve vocabulary and progress in communication. Practice for exam preparation. Reading comprehension    2. Questions ______________________________ Submit answers or contact a French tutor for more information

Practicing past tenses and passive form in French

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French practice to review passive form and past tenses ______________________________ Submit answers or contact a French tutor for more information

French homophones (same sounds but different meanings) – Quoique ou Quoi (All levels)

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Quoi que means « quelle que soit la chose que, la chose qui » ou « une chose quelconque » — whatever Ex: – Quoi que vous décidiez, nous vous soutiendrons. (Quelle que soit la chose que vous décidiez) – Quoi qu’il en pense, quoi qu’il en dise, vous avez raison. (Quelle que soit la … Read more

French grammar review – “Les pronoms démonstratifs” (Levels A2+)

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Review French Grammar – French exercises to practice (Engl. demonstrative pronouns – Esp. pronombres demostrativos) Formes masculin féminin neutre singulier celui celle ce pluriel ceux celles près de moi Engl. this (= nearby) = ce qui est tout proche masculin féminin neutre singulier celui-ci celle-ci ceci pluriel ceux-ci celles-ci loin de moi Engl. that (= … Read more