Comme d’habitude, de Claude François
Irregular Future and Conditional Stems
All regular French verbs and many irregular ones use their infinitives as future and conditional stems. But of course there are always exceptions - here are the few dozen verbs with irregular stems. Mourir moins bête
Candide, de Voltaire
B2 - Upper-Intermediate French
Evaluative Adverbs
Evaluative adverbs, also known as commenting adverbs, express some measure of agreement or doubt on the part of the speaker. Ce que and Ce qui – Indefinite Relative Pronouns
The indefinite relative pronouns ce que and ce qui both mean "what" or "that," so which one to use depends on grammar, not meaning. La goutte qui fait déborder le vase
Realistic French Learning Expectations
If French is your first foreign language, it will take approximately 600 hours of study and practice to reach intermediate level. This is why many students suffer "language shock" when they visit France for the first time and discover that, despite months or even years of casual French study, they can barely order in a restaurant, much less carry on a conversation. Avoir Conjugations Quiz
On y va, Paul !
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Le XVIIIe siècle : le siècle des Lumières
B2 - Upper-Intermediate French
Pour
The preposition pour usually means "for" and may be followed by a noun, pronoun, or infinitive.
A2 - Low-Intermediate French • prepositions
Lawless French à fond
One day, I was idly thinking about French questions that get asked over and over, and inspiration struck: why not create a one-stop resource for lessons, practice exercises, and related content for those knotty topics? And thus Lawless French à fond was born. Il pleut des cordes
Pâques chez Lise – Future Quiz
Pâques chez Lise
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Euphony
It's no accident that spoken French is beautiful - there are actually grammatical changes required to avoid hiatus in order to maintain euphony, so that words flow together like music.