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How to form the future in French
ByLiseLe futur
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Elementary French Monday – Summary #2
ByLiseBonjour! We started our second lesson with a review of the vocabulary from the previous week – en français ! Then, we had a quick check at “ce qui représente la France pour vous” and explained anything you were not sure about, before discussing the three things that in your opinion represented France the best….
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Reflexive verbs, present tense
ByLiseThese are used when you are talking about things you do to yourself, for instance, when you brush your teeth, or when you get dressed. Se lever je me lève I get up Se doucher tu te douches You have a shower S’habiller il s’habille He gets dressed Se brosser les dents elle se brosse…
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Intermediate French Conversation – Summary 1
ByLiseThis week, we got acquainted to the new comers in our group, which was a good opportunity to revise questions/answers and talking about oneself. We also talked about holidays and what you did during the summer and in September. Then we listened to a song and had a go at translating it. You can listen…
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Tuesday 10am: Summary #6
ByLiseMardi, on a commencé par revoir le vocabulaire de la semaine 5 que nous avons expliqué en français comme toujours, puis on a parlé d’éducation (notamment châtiments corporels et éducation) et aussi de nos amis et de notre famille.
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Conversational Elementary Programme
ByLiseFrench classes – Elementary Mondays 6-7.30pm
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