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Avec - French Preposition
The French preposition avec means "with" and is used much like its English equivalent, though there are some differences.
| Exclamative adverbs
Exclamative adverbs are placed in front of clauses to indicate shock, disbelief, awe, or some other strong emotion felt by the speaker. There are five French exclamative adverbs: comme, que, qu'est-ce que, ce que, and combien.
| Tips to improve your French vocabulary
Words, words, words! Languages are made up of words, and French is no exception. Here are all kinds of French vocabulary lessons, practice ideas, and tips to help you get better at learning and remembering French words.
| When did you start learning French?
The age at which you start learning French (or anything else) makes a difference - sooner is usually better, but there's nothing that says you can't learn as an adult, and there are even some advantages. At what age did you start learning French?
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