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Plus-que-parfait in French: Rules, Formation, Examples & Exercises
The plus-que-parfait is the “past before the past” — it sets up everything else on the timeline.
You already

The plus-que-parfait is the “past before the past” — it sets up everything else on the timeline.
You already

Faux amis get all the attention because they’re easy to laugh about — until you tell someone you’re “excited” using

Reading French, you can pause, re-read a sentence, or look up a word. Listening gives you none of that safety

if your Canadian permanent residency or Express Entry file needs proof of French, you already know you can’t avoid this

Mis à jour pour 2026. À l’oral du DELF B2, l’exposé de 3 minutes n’est que la première moitié de

If you’ve been studying French for a while, you’ve probably run into two intimidating acronyms: DELF B2 and DALF C1.