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April 28th, 2017
Grammar for dummies C’est bien vs C’est bon
GRAMMAR FOR DUMMIES : C’est bien vs C’est bon When to use « c’est bon » ? When to use « c’est bien » ? When to use « c’est bon » ? « C’est bon » is used to express a physical sensation. Examples : J’adore le chocolat, c’est tellement bon ! Faire la sieste au soleil, c’est vraiment bon.…
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April 14th, 2017
GRAMMAR FOR DUMMIES Bien / Bon
GRAMMAR FOR DUMMIES : Bon/ Bien When do we use « bon » ? When do we use « bien » ? BON BON à gives you information about a noun, so it’s an adjective. In French adjectives agree with the nouns, which means that if the noun is feminin, the adjective will be feminin too,…
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April 7th, 2017
Grammar for Dummies SHOULD
How do we translate « should » into French ? How does the structure work ? How do we translate « should » into French ? French people use the verb « devoir » to express « should ». Attention, « devoir » when used in the present tense means « must » or « have to ». But if we change the tense of…
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March 24th, 2017
Grammar for dummies : EN
When do we use the preposition « en » ? This preposition seems to be used a lot but when is it correct and when it isn’t ?! « En » is in front of the following : A date : Ex : Je suis arrivée à Morzine en 2003. Elle est née en 1956. Henri…
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March 10th, 2017
Grammar for Dummies: Could
Why is this word so confusing in French ? The reason is quite simple, the French mainly have two ways of expressing it while in Engish there is only one way (= could). Sometimes when using « could » we refer to an action in the past. Ex : When I was…
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