What is H mute in French
H in French A to Z French Grammar Episode 6/1000 In French, there are two types of “h” sounds: “h muet” (silent h) and “h aspiré” (aspirated h).(Video is attached…
What is French Elision
Elision usually occurs when two vowel sounds are pronounced: one at the end of a word and the other at the beginning of the next word. Drop the final vowel…
Liaison in French
A-Z French Grammar 11/1000 In French, a Liaison is when the final consonant of certain words is pronounced and linked with the following word, which begins with a vowel or…
How to use French accents an essential guide for learning
French accents, also known as diacritics or accent marks, are symbols placed above certain vowels in French words to indicate pronunciation or distinguish between different words that are spelled similarly.…
Core French Grammar Topics
Contents 3. Tenses 4. AspectsHabitualPerfectImperfectProgressive 9. Prepositions 11. Sentence Structure 12. Questions 13. Exclamations 14. Casual Speech
Telling Time in French
Lesson 9 Telling time in French involves using specific vocabulary and structures. Here’s a comprehensive guide to expressing time in French, including the different ways to ask and respond to…
Negation in French
Lesson 10 Negation in French is the process of expressing the negative form of a statement. There are two main types of negation in French: “ne…pas” and “ne…jamais.” Let’s explore…
Interrogation in French
Lesson 8 Interrogation in French involves asking questions. Here are the basic rules and examples for forming interrogative sentences in French: 1- Intonation Interrogative intonation refers to the rising pitch…