Have you ever had a situation when you paid for a product more than you needed? Do you know what to name it in English? Let's find it out! Follow for more.

TEF - Test d'évaluation de français- speaking section structure: Section A (Task A): A role-play exercise based on a formal interaction where the candidate must obtain information from the examiner using polite and formal language (vous). Section B (Task B): A role-play exercise based on an informal interaction where the candidate discusses a situation with a friend or acquaintance using familiar language (tu).

Grammar isn't the lesson. It's the explanation for something you've already experienced. First, we step into the story. Then we uncover the language that made the scene work. That's why my students don't memorize grammar... They recognize it.

Technology has changed language learning. Not because AI can explain grammar. But because, for the first time, it lets you perform English instead of just studying it. In my lessons, you don't imagine conversations. You step into them. You become one of the characters. You record your lines. And when we're done, you leave with your own dubbed movie scene. Once you've experienced English this way, it's hard to go back to worksheets.

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🇫🇷 Can you translate these? What do these French expressions mean? A. Eat here B. To go 💬 Comment your answers below!

Let's study an idiom! If we ask people to work on Saturday, they'll be up in _______. MEANING: to be against something