French Language
French is one of the most popular languages in the world. This language is very much in the European Union. French-speaking countries are Canada, France, Belgium, etc. This language follows the principles of CEFR rules. CEFR means Common European Framework of References. Just like our graduation certificate tells us how we were in our studies.
Similarly, CEFR tells you what your current understanding of a foreign language is, and you can also validate your proficiency in that foreign language. In CEFR, we have six levels, and these levels are A1 and A2 are essential, B1 and B2 are intermediate, and C1 and C2 are advanced levels. You can also give the exams of any of the levels which you think you are closer to. Before giving the exams, make sure you know about the levels for which you are looking to give the exams.
There are multiple reasons for learning the French language. Some may say that they are looking to learn this language so they may get a job overseas? Some may say that I am looking to learn this language so I can study abroad?. There would be several reasons, but one thing is sure you will enjoy learning this language.
Grammar plays an essential role in learning any language. Without learning Grammar, you will not be able to learn the target language. Since Grammar plays an important role, so in this blog, I will try to answer this question how to learn French Grammar: