Une devinette: a riddle!

Helen, in Martine’s Tuesday morning French tuition class wrote a riddle in the form of a poem and used lots of beautiful adjectives, here is the poem: Qu’est-ce  je vois loin de la jetée?On dirait un collier scintillant de perles dorėes qui entoure la...

Do you know how to describe people in French?

Christine, in Martine’s Wednesday morning French class wrote an excellent portrait of Barak Obama with really good vocabulary: Barack Obama Il est grand et mince et il a l’air sûr de lui mais pas arrogant.  Ces  cheveux sont courts et crépus et ils sont devenus...

Did you know that it was Le Paris Roubaix today?

What is Le Paris Roubaix?  It is one of the oldest and most prestigious cycling race ( l’une des plus vieilles et des plus prestigieuses courses cyclistes). It started in 1896 and has been going eversince, except during the two world wars. This year was the...

A murder in Bristol, the story continues….

Audrey’ students in her Thursday French class are determined to prove that they have not committed the crime ( ils n’ont pas commis le meutre) and they all find good alibis ( de bons alibis) and reliable witnesses ( des témoins sûrs). This student was with...

A murder in Bristol!!!

Audrey asked her students in her Thursday French class to write a story about a murder ( un meurtre) or a premedited murder ( un assassinat) and who did her students choose to kill? Their French teacher!! ( Leur professeur de français!)Here is one of the...

We thought Spring had arrived!

We had some lovely weather lately and we did think Spring ( le printemps) was here. So, Catherine, a student in Audrey’s French tuition group, got busy in her garden ( elle a fait du jardinage), took some cuttings ( des boutures), she chose comfrey or knitbone (...