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les pieds sur Terre - Mot du Jour
les pieds sur Terre – Mot du Jour
down to Earth – French expression Part of Mots Du Jour | Body Parts les pieds sur terre – the feet on earth. In everyday French, les pieds sur terre means ‘avoir du bon sens’, ‘être réaliste.’ ‘sensible’, ‘practical’, ‘reasonable’, ‘down-to-earth’, ‘to have your feet on the ground’. The opposite would be ‘avoir la tête dans les nuages’, ‘to have your head in the clouds’. « Il faut avoir les…
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Singular or Plural ? Today's French
Singular or Plural ? Today’s French
Singulier ou Pluriel – Le français d’aujourd’hui
Part of 5 minutes of French a Day | French Headaches
It’s sometimes fuzzy to know how to figure out if a noun triggers a singular or plural verb in French, particularly for collective nouns.
A collective noun is a word used in its singular form to express a set of items, 2 or more.
Examples of collective nouns are: the family, the police, the…
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French Object Pronouns - Placement - Today's French
French Object Pronouns – Placement – Today’s French
Ordre des pronoms objets – Le français d’aujourd’hui
Part of 5 minutes of French a Day | French Pronouns
Nous la lui passons.
We’re transferring it to him.
They always follow this pattern:
Use ME TE SE NOUS VOUS before LE LA LES before LUI LEUR before Y before EN + VERB.
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LES or DES - Today's French
LES or DES – Today’s French
LES ou DES ?
Part of All Levels | It’s so French
Practice when to use LES or DES
My students often struggle with this question, even at a high-level of French. I designed this worksheet in the hope it will clarify things for you. Let me know by leaving a comment below.
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On a trouvé des pièces du IIIe siècle dans les champs d’un fermier dans le village voisin. Le fermier est øadep…
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La maison de France et Henri - Today's French
La maison de France et Henri – Today’s French
La maison de France et Henri France and Henri’s House
Talk about your house in French. Practice with Anne. Download the audio file and print this page.
What to do with this worksheet
Listen
Read the translation
Repeat
Memorize
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La maison de France et Henri
France…
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Halloween vocabulary - Today's French
Halloween vocabulary – Today’s French
Halloween vocabulary – Today’s French Vocabulaire sur Halloween Short list – 20 French words about Halloween
bad … m/f … mauvais/e
bad omen … m … mauvais présage
bald … m/f … chauve
bat … f … chauve- souris
black … m/f … noir/e
blood … m … sang
bloody, gory … m/f … sanglant/e
bone … m … os
brains … m/f … cerveau, cervelle
broom … m … balai
Canada … m … le Canada
candle … f … bougie
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balais - Mot du Jour
balais – Mot du Jour
balais – Mot du jour years-old – French expression What does ” balais ” mean? How do you say ‘ years old ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com.
balais – brooms. In today’s French, the word balais is used to talk about someone’s age. It generally describes an older person, one with many balais – years of…
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une araignée au plafond – Mot du jour
une araignée au plafond – Mot du jour
avoir une araignée au plafond – Mot du jour to be totally nuts – French expression What does ” avoir une araignée dans le plafond ” mean? How do you say ‘ years old ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com.
avoir une araignée au plafond – to have a spider at the ceiling. In today’s French, the expression avoir…
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Halloween Expressions - Quiz - Today's French
Halloween Expressions – Quiz – Today’s French
Halloween Expressions – Quiz – Today’s French Expressions pour Halloween – Interro
Here are 3 common Halloween words and expressions in French. Your job is to find the right one in this quiz.
When you’re done with the quiz, click on all the links to learn the French expression in depth and remember it.
Voici 3 mots et expressions françaises courantes: Je vous demande de la trouver dans l’interro.
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Command Forms - Overview - Today's French
Command Forms – Overview – Today’s French
The imperative mode or command forms L’impératif en français
We hear commands all the time. Our parents, our teachers tell us what to do, and it doesn’t get much better during our adult life.
Eat your broccoli.
Finish your homework assignment.
Have this account closed by Thursday.
Today, we’ll go over a few sentences in the command form together. Listen, read and write with me.
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Butter Cookies and Command Forms - Le Blogue
Butter Cookies and Command Forms – Le Blogue
Scroll down and listen to Anne in French and get lots of freebies to learn French better this week Recette et Impératif
Coucou, me revoilà !
Je reviens d’un – trop – court séjour en France. J’y suis allée avec ma fille et ma petite-fille et nous nous sommes baignées, à Perros-Guirec. L’eau était merveilleusement bonne et belle. Un vrai plaisir.
En partant, j’ai voulu emmenerun bout de Bretagne…
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à la saint-glinglin - Mot du Jour
à la saint-glinglin – Mot du Jour
à la saint-glinglin – Mot du jour when pigs fly – French expression What does ” à la saint-glinglin ” mean? How do you say ‘ when pigs fly ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence?
à la saint-glinglin – at the saint’s day glinglin. Glinglin isn’t a real name, so there’s isn’t really a ‘glinglin’ saint’s day.
In everyday French, à la saint-glinglin can mean that…
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Negative Sentences - Part 2 - Today's French
Negative Sentences – Part 2 – Today’s French
Negative Sentences – Part 2 Les phrases négatives – 2ième partie How does PLUS, JAMAIS, PERSONNE work in French? Look at these sentences:
ne … plus — no more, not anymore
Il ne pense plus au sourire de la voisine.
He’s not thinking about the smile of the neighbor anymore.
ne … jamais — never
Elle ne va jamais au centre commercial.
She never goes to the mall.
ne … personne — nobody
Je n’ai vu…
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Collective numbers - Today's French
Collective numbers – Today’s French
Collective numbers – Today’s French Les nombres collectifs – Le français d’aujourd’hui What are collective numbers in French? How do they work? What are collective numbers? – C’est quoi, les nombres collectifs ?
Collective numbers are numbers used
to describe a whole group of items: une quinzaine d’amis – a group of about 15 friends
when dealing with an approximate number – higher than 7– of…
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plein à craquer - Mot du Jour
plein à craquer – Mot du Jour
plein à craquer – Mot du jour packed – French expression What does ” plein à craquer ” mean? How do you say ‘ packed ’ in French? How is it pronounced? How is it used in a French sentence? Listen to Anne, a French native say it at FrenchHour.com.
plein à craquer – full at split. In everyday French, plein à craquer means ‘crowded’, ‘full to the brim’, ‘packed’. The feminine form of PLEIN is…
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French MPs Drink - Le Blogue
French MPs Drink – Le Blogue
French MPs Drink
What do French MPs drink? Well, as of this month, September 2018, the 577 deputies of the National Assembly drink beer that’s made in France.
And as I’m always looking for an excuse to teach you French, please listen to me read this articlefrom Le Parisien newspaper and take my quiz. You’ll find this type of easy exercises throughout my website. It will keep you in touch with…
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FAILLIR - Today's French
FAILLIR – Today’s French
faillir to almost… FAILLIR is a very French verb. Let’s see what is means and how it works in this worksheet. What FAILLIR means
FAILLIR is a funny verb. I’d say it’s more of an auxiliary, a helping verb as it’s almost never used on its own. It relies on another verb in the infinitive form.
FAILLIR aller –> to almost go
FAILLIR prendre le mauvais bus –> to almost take the wrong bus
Look at this…
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