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Depuis, Pendant, Pour
The French prepositions depuis, pendant, and--far less commonly--pour each express the duration of an event in French a little differently, with the result that many English speakers mix up depuis and pendant and overuse pour. This lesson explains the different meanings and uses for each preposition.
| Mademoiselle
The French title Mademoiselle may soon be a mot d'autrefois, if some French feminists have anything to say about it. Take a look at my lesson on Mademoiselle and then don't miss (ha ha) this chance to share your thoughts.
| Expressions with faire
The French verb faire literally means to do or make and is also used in many idiomatic expressions. Learn how to build castles in the air, turn a deaf ear, act like a child, and more with this list of expressions with faire.
| French mistake: "Tu peux s'asseoir"
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