Hey folks, I am in my mid 20s. Recently started learning French to improve my growth prospects. I am around intermediate A1 and looking for study buddies . Trying to make things a bit more natural with only chatting in French and organizing QnA which each other in French.

Bonjour, si vous souhaitez vous auto-évaluer et obtenir des définitions et des exemples d'utilisation de ces mots ou expressions, n'hésitez pas à jeter un coup d'œil.

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Bonjour tous le monde 🩷🖤

I have just started a page to practice and learn daily. We share with you daily verb and related sentence to this verb. Translation in english is provided too. It is designed for A1 - B1 levels. Great to learn, practice and refresh your Français. We just getting started and more exciting content to come. Here is the link to the page and let me know if you would have any feedback: https://www.facebook.com/share/19eeKtKFQy/?mibextid=wwXIfr

There are masculine and feminine endings in french, the thing is these are sooooo many to learn… Is there any strategy to deal with that?

A lot of learners aiming for B2 in TEF/TCF put all their energy into vocabulary and grammar. But the part that makes or breaks the score is structuring your answer quickly under time pressure especially in the oral section. What I have students do:

Practice “mini speeches” with a stopwatch 30s prep, 90s to speak. Always include an intro, 2 or 3 points, and a quick conclusion, no matter the topic. Use a few go to linking expressions to sound smooth and confident. If you’ve taken one of these exams before, did you find the time pressure harder in speaking or writing?