Action de grâce Thanksgiving (Action de grâce), or Thanksgiving Day (Jour d’action de grâce) is an annual Canadian holiday, occurring on the second Monday in October, which celebrates the harvest and other blessings of the past year. Thanksgiving has been officially celebrated as an annual holiday in Canada since November 6, 1879. This day Canadians...
Thanksgiving Test Tests are important to learn a new language because they help you to practice and test yourself. Before taking “Thanksgiving Test” we suggest you to review Action de grâce – French Reading. This test, Thanksgiving, was made in order to evaluate your French reading Comprehension skills. Once you have completed the test please click...
Qu’est-ce que c’est l’imparfait ? L’imparfait is a fundamental past tense in French used to describe ongoing actions, habits, background situations, and states of mind in the past. Unlike the passé composé, which focuses on completed events, the imparfait sets the scene and explains what was happening. It is formed by taking the nous form...
GAGNER Présent Learn and practice french with this conjugation “GAGNER Présent”:The verb “To win” is conjugated this way in present tense:Le verbe Gagner Présent se conjugue de la façon suivante: je gagne, tu gagnes, il gagne, elle gagne, on gagne, nous gagnons, vous gagnez, ils gagnent, elles gagnent. Practice this verbs in présent tense using...
SENTIR Présent Learn and practice French with this conjugation “SENTIR Présent”: The verb “To feel” is conjugated this way in present tense: Le verbe Sentir Présent se conjugue de la façon suivante: Je sens, tu sens, il sent, elle sent, nous sentons, vous sentez, ils sentent, elles sentent. Practice the verb “to feel” in present...
Les adverbes d’affirmation In this post, Les adverbes d’affirmation, you will learn about affirmative adverbs, they are used in such a way that they soften the message conveyed by the sentence. Some examples of affirmative adverbs … Grammar : Adverbs of affirmation Grammar Level 5 – List 1. Differences between oral and written: Différences...