Articles & Resources
In this section you will find articles and resources to help you learn French.
FIDE A2 speaking: succeed in Task 3 discussion
Prepare the FIDE A2 Task 3 discussion: give full answers, justify your ideas, and use key phrases for habits, frequency and preferences.
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FIDE Exam: Role Play / Phone Simulation (A2)
FIDE A2 speaking task 2: handle the phone role play. Learn the structure, key phrases, and how to cancel, reschedule, or announce a delay.
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FIDE A2: How to Describe a Picture in the Oral Exam (Task 1)
A clear, structured method to describe a picture for the FIDE A2 oral exam: key phrases, emotions, opinion, hypotheses, and connectors.
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The passé composé : when to use it and how to form it
The passé composé is used to talk about completed actions in the past. Learn when to use it, how to build it, and how to choose between avoir and être.
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15 words to impress in French
Learn 15 advanced French words to boost your vocabulary easily! Test your skills with our interactive exercises and practical examples.
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10 Expressions to Sound Instantly More French
Discover 10 commonly used French expressions that will help you speak more fluently and naturally. With clear explanations and practical examples, learn how to use these phrases just like a native French speaker!
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Talking About Food in French: Vocabulary and Exercises
Explore our practical guide to mastering French culinary vocabulary. Learn to describe flavors, textures, and temperatures with effective exercises.
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10 Essential French Verbs and Expressions You Must Know
Learn 10 essential French verbs and expressions to improve your daily communication. Discover their meanings, examples, and practical tips to use them naturally!
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Essential French Phrases for Shopping Like a Native!
Learn key French phrases to order, ask for help, and pay like a pro! Perfect for beginners. Improve faster with our courses!
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15 Advanced French Vocabulary Words You Need to Know
Learn 15 advanced French vocabulary words with clear explanations and concrete examples. Improve your expression and better understand the nuances of the French language.
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