French adverbs of time Adverbs of time in French refer to words that describe when an action occurs. Some common adverbs of time in French are “maintenant” (now), “hier” (yesterday), “demain” (tomorrow), and “toujours” (always). Examples: Je mange maintenant. (I am eating now.) Je suis allé à l’école hier. (I went to school yesterday.) Je … Read more

French adverbs of place Adverbs of place in French refer to words that describe where an action takes place. Some common adverbs of place in French are “ici” (here), “là” (there), “ailleurs” (elsewhere), “partout” (everywhere), and “nulle part” (nowhere). Examples: Je vis ici. (I live here.) Elle est là-bas. (She is over there.) Je veux … Read more

French stressed pronouns: Moi, toi, lui, eux (Lesson + examples) Stressed pronouns in French are used to add emphasis to a sentence and distinguish the subject from the object. In this lesson, we will focus on eight common stressed pronouns in French: moi, toi, lui, elle, nous, vous, eux, and elles. Moi: Moi, je parle … Read more

Disjunctive pronouns (or Stressed pronouns) in French: Rules and Examples Sure, here’s a lesson on Disjunctive Pronouns in French with examples: Disjunctive Pronouns in French are used to emphasize the subject of a sentence, separate items in a list, or to substitute for a subject that has already been mentioned. The disjunctive pronouns in French … Read more

Gender neutral pronouns in French Here’s a lesson on gender Neutral Pronouns in French with examples: In recent years, gender-neutral language has become more important in many languages, including French. A gender-neutral pronoun is a pronoun that does not specify the gender of the person being referred to. Gender Neutral Pronouns in French: “on” (one, … Read more

Demonstrative Adjectives in French: Ce, Cet, Cette, Ces Demonstrative adjectives are used to indicate the proximity or distance of the noun they modify in relation to the speaker or listener. In French, there are four main demonstrative adjectives: “ce,” “cet,” “cette,” and “ces.” 1. Ce (masculine singular): This adjective is used to refer to a … Read more