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How to Teach French Grammar with Error Correction – A French Teacher’s Guide

Error correction is a strategy I can use with students at every level, from beginners who are learning basic verb conjugations to advanced students who need to refine their grammar and written expression. The key is choosing errors that match what students have learned and giving them opp...


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How to Teach French with Short Dialogues – A French Teacher’s Guide

Short French dialogues are one of my favorite ways to give students meaningful language practice. They let students see French in context, hear how people respond to one another, and practice expressions they can eventually use in their own conversations.

I don’t think a dialogue should ...


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How to Teach the French Causative FAIRE Construction – A French Teacher’s Guide

The French causative construction with faire allows us to express the idea of having something done or making someone do something. We use it when we cause an action to happen, whether we perform the action ourselves or have someone else do it.

I teach this construct...


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How to Teach French DONT vs DUQUEL – A French Teacher’s Guide

When I teach French relative pronouns, one of the distinctions I want students to understand is the difference between dont


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How to Teach French Relative Compound Pronouns LEQUEL, AUQUEL and DUQUEL – A French Teacher’s Guide

When I teach French relative compound pronouns, I start by connecting them to the relative pronouns students already know:


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