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english4french 98 Épisodes juil. 31, 2026

Podcast pour francophones souhaitant apprendre l'anglais, que ce soit pour des raisons professionnelles ou personnelles. L'auteur souligne l'importance de communiquer en anglais pour franchir les barrières culturelles et briser le plafond de verre professionnel. La maîtrise de l'anglais est présentée comme un moteur pour réaliser ses rêves et raviver ses ambitions. Le podcast encourage les auditeurs à rejoindre la communauté #E4F et à se lancer, avec le slogan 'Voyez grand, sautez le pas, JUMP'.

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#10 A1 : Possessive adjectives
#10 A1 : Possessive adjectives juil. 31, 2026 587 #10 Possessive adjectives Hi, I’m Alison. Welcome back to podcasts with English for French. Today we are looking at an important concept in English grammar: Possessive Adjectives. When you want to say something belongs to you, to me, or to someone else, you use possessive adjectives. The verb 'belong' means that something is 'owned' by you. For example: "This is my phone" or "Where is your bag?" T
#2 Comm pro: Writing business emails
#2 Comm pro: Writing business emails juil. 17, 2026 559   #2 Professional Communication: Writing business emails Welcome back to podcasts with English for French. I’m Alison, and today we are talking about a skill that causes a lot of stress: writing business emails. If you are at this level, you already know your grammar—but you might struggle with the tone. Is your email too friendly? Is it too cold? Let’s find some solutions to that today." The mai
#1 Comm Pro podcast-Introductions
#1 Comm Pro podcast-Introductions juil. 13, 2026 764 Podcast: #1 Comm Pro- Introductions   Pitching Yourself, Your Job, and Your Company: The Art of the English Introduction Welcome back to podcasts with English for French ! I’m Alison, and in today’s podcast, we are diving deep into one of the most frequent—yet undeniably nerve-wracking—moments in your professional life: introducing yourself, your role, and your company. Whether you are hitting "s
#9 A1 QUESTION WORDS
#9 A1 QUESTION WORDS juin 15, 2026 629   #9 A1-QUESTION WORDS Part 1: Visual Mind Map & Meaning Guide.   Source : MAHIJ Hi, I’m Alison. Welcome back to podcasts with English for French. Remember that each question word targets a completely different type of information.  Part 2: Examples for Formula 1 (The "Be" Verb) Let's look at a large collection of sentences using our first pattern. Remember the rule for states, locations, and
#8 A1 ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY PODCAST
#8 A1 ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY PODCAST juin 15, 2026 496   #8 A1-ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY Hi, I am Alison and welcome back to podcasts with English for French, helping you to learn English, we are taking a look at Adverbs of Frequency—those important words we use to talk about how often we do things. Using examples and explanations, I am going to help you understand adverbs using a list of phrases you can use in your daily life. Understanding the Frequency
#7 A1 PRESENT SIMPLE
#7 A1 PRESENT SIMPLE juin 10, 2026 821  #7 A1- PRESENT SIMPLE Hi, my name is Alison, welcome back to podcasts with English for French. Today, we are talking about an essential part of English grammar, the Present Simple Tense. We use this tense to describe things and people, our habits, general truths, permanent situations (where we work or live, for example), and facts. (Aujourd’hui on va parler du présent simple. On utilise ce temps
#23 B1/2 ADDITIONAL COLLOCATIONS
#23 B1/2 ADDITIONAL COLLOCATIONS juin 3, 2026 869 #23 B1/2 ADDITIONAL COLLOCATIONS   Hi, and welcome back to podcasts with English for French. I’m Alison, and today we are looking into collocations. At the B2 level, you already know thousands of nouns. You know words like attention, cold, time, and promise. But are you pairing them with the correct verbs? Often, intermediate learners translate directly from their native language, leading to phras
#4 A1 ALPHABET AND NUMBERS
#4 A1 ALPHABET AND NUMBERS mai 29, 2026 819   #4 A1 ALPHABET AND NUMBERS Hi, my name is Alison. Welcome back to podcasts at English for French. Today’s podcast is all about the alphabet and numbers. Today, we are going to learn the basic pronunciation and also how to spell your name and mail addresses without being misunderstood. In English, there are 26 letters. We have vowels (A, E, I, O, U) and consonants (all the other letters). Let’s l
#5 A1 COMPARATIVES
#5 A1 COMPARATIVES mai 29, 2026 867   #5 A1 Comparatives   Hello, and welcome back to podcasts at English for French. I’m Alison and today’s podcast is all about comparatives ( aujourd’hui on va regarder comment utiliser des comparatifs en anglais).We use comparatives all the time so they can be very useful. "Comparative" comes from the verb to compare. We use comparatives when we look at two things—it could be two people, two citie
#6 A1 SUPERLATIVES
#6 A1 SUPERLATIVES mai 29, 2026 911 #6 A1 Superlatives   Hello, and welcome back to podcasts at English for French. I’m Alison and today’s podcast is all about superlatives (aujourd’hui on va regarder comment utiliser des superlatifs en anglais).We use superlatives all the time so they can be very useful. Superlative comes from the  Latin and old French word “super,” which means to be above or beyond. We use superlatives when we loo
#3 A1 ADJECTIVES
#3 A1 ADJECTIVES mai 18, 2026 399 #3 A1 : ADJECTIVES   Hi, my name is Alison. Welcome back to podcasts at English for French. Today’s podcast is all about adjectives. Adjectives are great words that can add colour to our language, making our phrases and sentences more interesting. Adjectives give us information about a person or a thing. (Les adjectifs en anglais nous donnent de l’information et des descriptions des gens et des ch
#2 A1-TO HAVE
#2 A1-TO HAVE mai 6, 2026 520 Hi, My name is Alison and welcome back to podcasts with English for French Today’s podcast is about the verb “To have” ( le verbe avoir) the most important verb in any language. We use the verb “to have” to describe possession and certain descriptions. First , we will review the pronouns ( les pronoms) : Je..I Tu..you Il ..he Elle.. she Il/elle neutre .. it Nous ..we Vous .. you Ils/elles ..The

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