Reflexive verbs Conjugation in Past Tense In this post, Reflexive Verbs Conjugation in Past Tense, learn how to conjugate reflexive verbs in passé composé. Reflexive verbs are those that use the pronoun “se” (myself, yourself, himself, etc.), like se réveiller (to wake up) or s’habiller (to get dressed) and they are always formed with être...
Find the 7 grammar mistakes Part 9 – Test In this post, challenge yourself with “Find the 7 Grammar Mistakes Part 8 – Test” spot the errors in a French text and follow along as we break them down and correct them step by step. Click here to practice ‘Find the 7 Grammar Mistakes...
Bon / Bien / Mauvais / Mal / Meilleur / Mieux In French, words like bon, bien, mauvais, mal, meilleur, mieux can be confusing because they look similar but don’t always mean the same thing. The good news? Once you know if the word is describing a thing (adjective) or an action (adverb), the difference...
“Pour” Explained: For vs. To “Pour” Explained: For vs. To — If you’ve ever hesitated when translating pour in French, you’re not alone. This common word can mean for or to depending on the context. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how to tell the difference, with simple rules, examples, and tips to make your...
Find the 7 grammar mistakes Part 8 – Test In this post, challenge yourself with “Find the 7 Grammar Mistakes Part 8 – Test” spot the errors in a French text and follow along as we break them down and correct them step by step. Click here to practice ‘Find the 7 Grammar Mistakes...