How to use “être en train de” in French
GrammarIf you’re an English speaker learning French, you’ve probably asked yourself this question: How do you say “I am doing […]
Why Is “On” Used Instead of “Nous” in Spoken French?
GrammarLearners of French are usually taught that “nous” means “we.”In spoken French, however, native speakers very often use “on” instead.
The French COD (Direct Object): A Clear Guide for English Speakers
GrammarIf you’re learning French, you’ve probably heard teachers talk about COD. In this lesson, you’ll learn: What Does COD Mean
Why “I miss you” is backwards in French
GrammarNative French Teacher — Real French, explained simply Quick answer In French, you don’t say “I miss you.”You say “Tu
How to Use “Pour” in French: A Complete Guide for English Speakers
GrammarThe French preposition pour is one of the most common words in everyday French. At first glance, it seems simple
French Adjectives Word Order: Before or After the Noun?
GrammarIn English, adjectives always come before the noun. You say a red car, a big house, an interesting book. But