Today I'm taking you on a tour of the French Fluency Accelerator, my holistic online program to help you become fluent in French fast ✨ Join the French Fluency Accelerator (holistic group program with me as your side kick and an amazing community of English speaking French learners) ➡️https://www.frenchfluency.net/accelerator ✨ 1-1 coaching with me (limited spots). Learn more and book your free call at this page ➡️ https://www.frenchfluency.net/transformation 00:00 Intro 00:28 Workshop library 03:20 Weekly coaching calls 8:40 Student community on discord 12:55 Secret discord hack 14:00 Join us! Join me on social media: Telegram ➡️ https://t.me/frenchfluency Instagram ➡️ https://www.instagram.com/frenchfluency/ Pinterest ➡️ https://www.pinterest.com/frenchfluency/ Facebook ➡️ https://www.facebook.com/frenchfluency.net/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wk9ZC4Xd6nw

⬇️Are you learning French? I've got all you need right here: ⬇️ Want to finally make visible progress and get fluent this year? Join the best online community to learn French, complete with live workshops and daily contact with your favourite French coach? Join the French Fluency Accelerator now: https://www.frenchfluency.net/accelerator Would you rather work with me one-on-one? Learn more and book your free consultation over at https://www.frenchfluency.net/about-the-method Read this on the blog → https://www.frenchfluency.net/blog/grammar Resources quoted in this video: About the Daily French bath → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAwnRkQMPy0 Just want some more expert advice for free for now? Read my blog: https://www.frenchfluency.net/blog/ Want some free French learning advice in your social feeds? Let’s connect: Facebook →https://www.facebook.com/frenchfluency.net/ Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/frenchfluency/ Pinterest → https://www.pinterest.com/frenchfluency/ How to master French grammar the easy way Do you like French grammar? You’re allowed to say no. When I ask my new students how they feel about grammar, their reaction ranges from “hugh” to “do I have to”. Very few people love it. In this article, my intention is to help you see grammar not as something you have to deal with even though you don’t want to, but rather as something quirky and interesting that you can be curious about. And then I’ll share two ways to learn French grammar, and how you can combine them for best results. What is grammar? A dictionary would tell you something like “grammar is the whole system and structure of a language”, meaning a whole bunch of rules for you to learn. I prefer to look at it as some sort of world-view that the speakers of a language have agreed upon. English speakers have a way to look at things, and French speakers also have a way to look at things, that’s sometimes similar and sometimes different than the English way. Let’s take genders as an example: In English, we have masculine and feminine for men and women. In French, we also use masculine and feminine for men and women. Except we extend this to everything. We see everything as either masculine or feminine. In English, most objects are referred to as a third gender, with “it” pronouns” - except for boats and sometimes machines which English speakers like to refer to as “she”. Other languages have completely different gender system, or even no gender system at all. It’s not right or wrong, it’s just a different worldview. We can choose to see it as some interesting quirks and seek to learn it and see the world a little bit more like French speakers while we are speaking French. This is what mastering g ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3zXUTWJ6Wg