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All three verbs can be translated as “to feel” in English, but they are used very differently. Here’s how to master them.
You can download a PDF of th...
These four expressions allow you to agree or contradict statements in French. They may seem confusing at first, but once you understand the
Both Quel est and Qu’est-ce que translate as “What is…” in English, but they are used differently depending on the type of question. Understanding the...
These two French expressions look similar, but they don’t mean exactly the same thing. They both relate to the idea of doing something before the expected time, but the nuance is differe...
In French, “le” is most commonly known as the masculine direct object pronoun, replacing a masculine noun. You can download a PDF of this lesson g...
