💡 Comprendre — Are you really using it correctly? Comprendre means "to understand" — what someone is saying, an idea, or a situation. It’s one of the most important verbs in French because you use it constantly in real conversations: asking for clarification, reacting, and showing you follow what’s being said. 🎧 Learn how to use comprendre naturally with clear, everyday examples — not textbook French. 👉 6 audio examples FREE PDF (20 Common French Mistakes) https://www.frenchlearner.com/french

Sortir (to go out / to leave) is one of the most important everyday verbs in French — and one learners need early. It’s irregular and uses être in the past tense, so mastering how to conjugate sortir is essential for talking naturally about going out, leaving home, social plans, and daily routines. 👉 Listen to 6 key tenses with native audio get my FREE PDF (20 Common French Mistakes) https://www.frenchlearner.com/verb-conjugations/sortir/ Present tense (présent) je sors — I go out tu sors — you

Lire (to read) is one of the most essential French verbs — used every day for reading books, messages, emails, and signs. Because it’s an irregular verb with spelling changes, mastering its conjugation is key to sounding natural and confident in French. 👉 Listen to 6 key tenses with native audio get my FREE PDF (20 Common French Mistakes) https://www.frenchlearner.com/verb-conjugations/lire/ Present tense (présent) je lis — I read tu lis — you read il, elle lit — he, she reads nous lisons — we