As a private teacher I have often noticed that students were never taught French pronunciation mainly with tenses. Unfortunately if we don’t pronounce well can affect our listening. Here’s a complete lesson on both auxiliaries and their pronunciations as well as examples. Happy learning

A thorough explanation sheet with exercise to guide and help you in using this tense properly. The content is in English and French. Happy learning

An interesting lesson guide with explanation and examples translated in both English and French on when and how to use this tense in French Happy learning!

This is an excellent worksheet with explanation and a short exercise to help students using good French grammar when they write, listen and speak. They will further make the difference between each one. Good luck

From this learning resource students will understand the four types of TOUT (ALL/EVERY) and how to do agreement in French. They will then be able to use them accordingly resulting in higher markings. A good grammar lesson with a short task to test your comprehension. Good

This lesson has been carefully tailored to meet with students from A level who are struggling with French language. After reading the explanation you will no longer confuse yourself between possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns in French. This resource will help you score higher markings for any assessment or exam. Students will further be able to speak like French native speakers (Francophone) after learning these adjectives therefore avoiding mistakes by repeating a noun again and again. Good luck

This resource was tailored and set for advanced level students struggling with French language. The explanation on possessive adjectives is in both English and French to help students worldwide. You will be able to score high marks when writing to avoid repetition and will further make the difference between possessive adjectives (with English equivalence). Students will be able to speak like French natives from this lesson sheet. Good luck!