The Gendered Parts of French Speech.

Noun gender fluency = French fluency. Speaking and writing French is so much easier when you know how to use words like au, à la, aux, du, de la, des, un, une, le, la, celui, celle, lequel, laquelle and other parts of gendered grammar.

But knowing when to use these words comes down to knowing the masculine or feminine genders of French nouns. After all, a noun's masculine or feminine gender is only important to help you choose the correct grammar to use in your sentences. Unfortunately French noun genders has been one of the hardest challenges for English-speaking French learners to grasp for ages.

In this course you'll find a better way to tell if a word is masculine or feminine automatically. You will NOT have to memorize random words and their le or la genders ever again!

With your new understanding of why French nouns are masculine or feminine, you'll be able to learn and flow through all of the gendered parts of French grammar vite vite vite!

In your Étudiez Workbook we've included tons of exercises that get you to produce your own French sentences so that you implement what you learn and grow as a French bilingual.

By the end of this course you can expect to see massive expansion of your French vocabulary and easier fluent French expression.