Most of French verbs are regular. That means, they follow the pattern we've seen here ; How to conjugate a French verb / conjuguer un verbe (Fle A1) Some verbs are irregular; you just have to learn them. Unfortunately, four important verbs -to be, to...

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Source image ; link In English, it is easy to recognise what a verb is; they all start with "to". To eat, to speak, to live etc. So, when you say "I like Paris", like is the verb, because in the dictionary, you'll find it as "to like". The tourists are...

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La semaine = the week Lundi = Monday Mardi = Tuesday Mercredi = Wednesday Jeudi = Thursday Vendredi = Friday Le week end Samedi = Saturday Dimanche = Sunday In French, we don't put capital letters for the days of the week and months. So, we write; Je...

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La couleur change avec l'objet ; (I've put the French order of words for the translation) Un pull bleu (a jumper blue) Une robe bleue (a dress blue) Des jeans bleus (some jeans blue) Des chaussures bleues (some shoes blue) (la prononciation ne change...

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So today, we're learning about important little words. In English, you say a man, a woman, a book. How do you say "a" in French? Well, you'll have to work out if it goes with a masculine or feminine word. For example; Un_homme = a man. As we don't pronounce...

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