Tailor-made sessions based on your needs, level and personal preferences by a qualified, native French literature and language teacher. Particularly experienced in exam preparation, French for business, corporations and proofreading. All levels from primary school to university, natives and non-natives, both children and adults, leisure or business oriented. Leisure: help you/your child reach the academic standard in French, just for the pleasure of being fluent in French. Exams: preparation and last-minute cramming (3-5 sessions) organized according to your exam. Themed tuitions: cuisine, wines, arts, architecture, literature, holidays... Business: writing commercial letters, sales, marketing, working in the hotel and restaurant industries. Relocation: dealing with all kinds of paper work, administrative forms, buying/selling/refurbishing a home, communicating with tradesmen. Proofreading: letters, mails, reports, manuscripts, doctorates etc... Trips: Organisation of holidays or business trips in France (with or without French lessons). For my teaching, I like it to be very varied and therefore use all kinds of media (books, press articles, CDs, on-line documents, audio-visual supports).
Read MoreWherever you are in the world, we work online, using Skype, Whats App, Viber or even your landline, and Google drive. Online ressources are great: varied and infinite. Just a click on a link and we are connected to read or listen to the same document. From 1/2 h lessons if you want to chat regularly in French, to 1,5 h sessions if you need to prepare a work presentation or an exam. I can also just help you with your homework, and 45 minutes will be enough. You choose the time and duration that suit your needs and availability. No waste of time in commuting. Secured payment via bank transfer.
Read MoreCurrently based in Cobham (Surrey), I am happy to meet you for one-to-one sessions or in small groups for tuition, event organisation or relocation to France. In any case, a meeting place and time arranged to work around your busy schedule. FRENCH NATIVE Are you a French family who lives in Surrey? I can help your children to achieve the French literacy curriculum as if they went to a school in France. WALK AND TALK If you can’t choose between exercising with your body or with your mind, just do both with our WALK AND TALK sessions: a one-to-one french speaking walk (distance and duration according to your wishes) with recorded corrections and advices by your qualified teacher.
Read MoreFrance has been taking part in the Eurovision song contest since 1956, which was actually the first edition. France won five times, in 1958, 1960, 1962, 1969 et 1977. Any chances this year, with Mercy by the duet Madame, Monsieur?
What is it all about? Check your comprehension!
Ne pas hésiter à écouter plusieurs fois ou à mettre sur pause pendant l’écoute, si le débit est trop rapide To print: Passé simple – Distel- Worsheet Passé simple – Distel- Answers Like3
Ne pas hésiter à écouter plusieurs fois ou à mettre sur pause pendant l’écoute, si le débit est trop rapide To print: Futur – Zaz – Worksheet Futur – Zaz – answers Like2
A crêpes recipe for Candlemas is also the opportunity to revise the three groups of verbs in French! RECETTE DES CRÊPES-COMPTINE More about la chandeleur and another crêpe recipe here More activities about crêpes to print Like3
To print: Infinitif – La recette des crêpes-worksheet Infinitif – La recette des crêpes-answers Like3
Last December, french rock star Johnny Hallyday died aged 74. Read more about his career in The Guardian. On the day of his funerals, Saturday December 9th 2017, President Macron gave a speech in front of the church, La Madeleine, in Paris. The beginning of this one is completely written in conditionnel (conditional) mood and tells […]
Ne pas hésiter à écouter plusieurs fois ou à mettre sur pause pendant l’écoute, si le débit est trop rapide. To print Présent-Indicatif-Noah-worksheet Présent-Indicatif-Noah-answers More infos about cour and its homophones here. Like2
Here is a little poem on tirer les rois or how to make and share the Kings’ cake on Epiphany. This also the opportunity to revise the little trick which helps you to decide between writing the infinitive (er) or the past participle or past participle used as an adjective (é) (or even ée when feminine) for the sound ‘é’ at the end of the […]