French Vocabulary Magazine
Notes on register, verlan, memory, listening, and the words that change meaning with context - from formal vs informal French to spaced repetition and Shadowing.
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- Common Mistakes
French Adjective Agreement Mistakes to Avoid
Learn how to avoid French adjective agreement mistakes with clear A2 examples, gender and number checks, and quick fixes for speaking and writing.
- Intermediate
French Vocabulary for Expressing Opinions
Learn French vocabulary for expressing opinions: neutral, polite, and familiar phrases with clear examples and common mistakes for B1 learners.
- Intermediate
Expanding French Vocabulary With Word Families
French word families help you expand vocabulary through roots, prefixes, suffixes, and real examples. Includes common mistakes and a practice routine.
- For Teachers
French Vocabulary Assessment Ideas for Teachers
Practical French vocabulary assessment ideas for teachers of B1 learners, with low-prep tasks, rubrics, and example sentences in French and English.
- Pronunciation
É, È, Ê: How French E Accents Sound
Learn how French e accents pronunciation works: é uses a closed e sound, while è and ê both use an open e sound. Clear examples included.
- Word Pairs
Manquer à vs Manquer de: The Verb That Trips Learners
Learn manquer à vs manquer de with clear French examples, English glosses, common mistakes, and practical review tips for steady progress.
- Method
French Vocabulary: In Context vs Word Lists
Discover why learning French vocabulary in context beats word lists at the B1 level. See examples, avoid common mistakes, and use a simple practice method.
- False Friends
Demander Means to Ask, Not to Demand
Demander is a classic French false friend: it means to ask, not to demand. Learn the difference, common mistakes, and how to avoid this confusion.
- Expressions
Politeness in French: The Right Expressions
Learn the French politeness expressions that signal formality and register. Master bonjour, merci, s'il vous plaît, and more with clear A2 examples.
- Intermediate
French Formal Email Vocabulary and Formulas
Master French formal email vocabulary. Learn correct formulas for openings, closings, and polite requests with examples and common mistakes to avoid.
Short notes on French vocabulary with nuance.
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