Dummies: How to ask for specific information with French question words
Grammar Collins Dictionary: Question words
Kwiziq: “pour” + infinitive
French Spanish Online: “Parce que”
My French Story: How to ask questions (start at 02.40)
Celine’s Easy French: Asking questions (from 03.43)
Lingoni French: Interrogative pronouns
Learn French with Alexa: “where” questions
Learn French with Alexa: “who” questions
Learn French with Alexa: “when” questions
The French Experiment: pronunciation of French question words
French Today: French question words
Lawless French: “pour”
French Language Blog: “parce que”
People.wku.edu: practice “pourquoi”, “parce que” and “pour”
To Learn French: practice question words
Français Lingolia: practice open and closed questions
Using one of the recommended resources to get writing feedback, respond to the prompt below.
Salut !
Comment ça va ? Moi, ça va. Je déménage à Montpellier le mois prochain ! Je suis très content ! Et toi, tu habites où ? Quelle est ta ville préférée ?
Je commence à apprendre l’espagnol pour pouvoir aller en Espagne.
Est-ce que tu étudies d’autres langues ? Pourquoi étudies-tu le français ?
A bientôt !
Antoine
Using one of the platforms for finding a tutor or language exchange partner, practice the speaking activities below.
Partner Speaking Exercise:
Remember: we have only learned the present tense so far, so keep to using the present tense in your questions!
Independent Speaking Exercise:
Imagine you are writing to someone you admire, or a long-lost friend. Write down 5 to 10 questions you would ask them – try to use as many question words as you can.
You can find instructions and a download link in our flashcards module.