The Interrogative Form In French, there are three main ways to form interrogative sentences (questions). These depend on the level of formality and structure you want to use. Let’s go through them: 1. Intonation (Informal Speech) 🔹 The simplest way to ask a question in spoken French is just to raise your voice at the...
DELF A2 Prim Compréhension Orale-Test 3 In this post we offer you DELF A2 Prim Compréhension Orale-Test 3 exercises in case you are thinking to pass this examen. This part of the test is designed to assess your ability to read a written text, understand it and process the information. It is not a test...
Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) in the TEF Passing the multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in the TEF Compréhension Écrite, especially the last ones that test higher levels, requires specific strategies. These questions are more complex, so here are some tailored tips to help you succeed: By applying these strategies and practicing regularly, you can confidently approach even the...
As you continue practicing, try simulating real test conditions by timing yourself and minimizing distractions. This will help you manage time more effectively during the actual exam and reduce any potential stress. By consistently working on these exercises, you’ll develop both the speed and accuracy needed to perform well on the TEF, bringing you closer...
“I have been” in French To express “I have been” in French, the translation and usage depend on the context and meaning of the phrase in English. French doesn’t use a direct equivalent of the English present perfect continuous, so you often need to adapt the structure to fit the meaning. 1. For Actions Continuing...