🤔 Confused between “c’est” and “il est”? You’re not alone! This guide will show you the difference, step by step. 🧠 First, what do they mean? Both “C’est” and “Il… What’s the Difference Between “C’est” and “Il est” in French?
📌 Are you learning French? Want to say things like “I got up” or “she got dressed” without getting lost?Here’s a clear and simple explanation to help you understand how… How to Conjugate Reflexive Verbs in the Passé Composé?
🎯 Goal: Understand how reflexive verbs work and how to use them in everyday French. 🤔 What Is a Reflexive Verb? In English, you sometimes say: “I wash myself” or… French Reflexive Verbs for Beginners
Why is this question so common? In French, both bon and bien exist, and they’re often used in similar sentences… which makes it confusing!But they’re not interchangeable. Here’s a clear… What’s the Difference Between Bon and Bien? A Simple Explanation
🔹 1. What does avoir mean? The verb avoir means to have in French.It’s one of the most useful verbs and you’ll use it every day! You use avoir to:… How to Use the Verb “Avoir” (to Have) in French