In this episode we finally finish off indirect object pronouns, and thank god for that. You can get the summary of this topic in our awesome leaflet (linked below) and check out the nice condensed videos of this topic on our YouTube page!

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In this week's episode, Jacob and Claire continue going through when and how to use indirect object pronouns, learning a bunch of verbs that are used with them, as well as learning how to add peoples names to sentences that use them!

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In this week's episode, Jacob and Claire go through how to use direct and indirect pronouns - which is super important to understand properly so we're going to take our time on it and spend the next couple of episodes just fully understanding this topic! You can find the summary of all French pronouns in our beautiful summary leaflet linked below!

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In this episode we learn how to use "can" and "have to" in French in positive, negative and question sentences. We also learn some essential verbs that you can use with them! You can check out a summary of these topics in our awesome leaflet linked below!

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This week on French With A Twist, Jacob and Claire go through how to say "a" in French in positive, negative and question sentences and Jacob tries and fails to pronounce "copine" properly.

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In this episode Jacob and Claire do a final bit of clarification on how to say "whose" and get started with how nouns work in French!

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In this episode Jacob and Claire finally finish off the question words by learning how to say "which one/ones", all the ways to say "whose" and also the many version of "what kind of" - plus a lot of other awesomeness. You can see everything in Chapter 1.8 of the Google Doc linked below!

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In this episode Jacob and Claire go over all the question words again, focusing on ones like "quoi" and "how come" that we haven't covered yet. Find everything in the Google Doc linked below!

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