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Futur Proche - The Near Future Tense
If you want to talk about what you’re going to do in French, you’ll love the futur proche (near future tense). It’s simple, practical, and used all the time in everyday conversation. Let’s break it down step by step: What is Futur Proche? The futur proche is used to express actions that will happen very soon or are already planned. In English, it corresponds to: “going to + verb” Example: I am going to eat → Je vais manger. Remember, in this tense, the verb 'aller' has ma
Ishita Lonkar
Feb 32 min read


How to Learn New French Vocabulary Faster
Learning new words in French can feel overwhelming at times. But, don't worry, French Maven has got you covered. With the following strategies, you can stick words in your memory and recall them easily while speaking or writing. Here are some tried and tested tips: Flashcards (Physical or Digital) Flashcards are an excellent way to practice and review vocabulary. Apps like WordTheme and Quizlet let you revise on the go, track your progress and use spaced repetition to ensure
Ishita Lonkar
Sep 25, 20251 min read
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