Grammar · Coming soon
Why French tenses feel impossible when your first language is Chinese
Chinese marks time with context; French marks it inside the verb. Once you see that difference clearly, the imparfait stops being a mystery.
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Grammar · Coming soon
Chinese marks time with context; French marks it inside the verb. Once you see that difference clearly, the imparfait stops being a mystery.
Exams · Coming soon
What is realistic from a B1 start, how many hours a week it actually takes, and the three papers where candidates lose the most marks.
Pronunciation · Coming soon
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TCF, DELF, DALF, TEF — which one Campus France accepts, which level each programme asks for, and when to sit the exam.