STOP SECOND-GUESSING FRENCH PRONOUNS.

The French Pronouns Masterclass

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✓ 7-day self-paced course
✓ 3.5 hours of video lessons
✓ Worksheets, resources & quizzes
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French pronouns are everywhere.

French pronouns are essential building blocks. They let you simplify your ideas, avoid repetition and say things you use constantly:

“I told her about it.”
“That’s what I need.”
“I’d like some.”
“They enjoyed it.”

The problem?

French has a lot more pronouns than English—and they don’t always work the way an English speaker expects.

Le, lui, y, en...

Knowing what they mean is one thing.

Knowing which one to use (and where to put it) is another.

Do French pronouns make you freeze mid-sentence?

I get it.

When I was learning French, I’d start putting a sentence together—and suddenly I’d hit a wall:

Is it lui or le?
Why do I need y here?
Do I need en?
And where does the pronoun go in a sentence?

I could understand each pronoun individually, but actually choosing between them while speaking was another story.

I created The French Pronouns Masterclass to make the system finally click—so you can stop mentally sorting through pronouns and start using them naturally.

Finally make sense of French pronouns.

By the end of The French Pronouns Masterclass, you’ll understand:

  • Which pronoun to choose—and why

  • The difference between direct and indirect object pronouns

  • When to use y and en

  • Where pronouns belong in a sentence

  • How pronouns work with the most useful everyday French verbs

  • How to combine pronouns without second-guessing every word

Most importantly, you’ll stop hesitating over le, lui, y, and en and start actually using them.

Everything you need to make it stick.

  • 3.5 hours of recorded video lessons

  • Printable worksheets to put what you learn into practice

  • PDF resources you can return to anytime

  • Quizzes to reinforce what you’ve learned

  • Self-paced learning

  • Lifetime access

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French explained by someone who’s learned it, too.

I’m Alex, the creator of Alex Teaches French.

I’m a native English speaker who learned French myself—and that’s a huge part of how I teach.

I know which French concepts don’t translate intuitively into English because I’ve had to make sense of them myself. Rather than asking you to memorize another collection of grammar rules, I break French down through the perspective of an English speaker and show you how it actually works in everyday life.

The French Pronouns Masterclass came from my own struggle to make sense of a system that felt far more complicated than anything I was used to in English—and realizing there was a much clearer way to explain it.

“The use of pronouns in French can be confounding at times, but the way that you break down the subject matter into a focus of the day is just brilliant. The many resources and quizzes greatly reinforce the video lessons.”

— Stephen, New York

Frequently Asked Questions

  • This course is best suited to A2/upper beginner learners and above. You should already have a basic foundation in French, but you do not need to feel confident using pronouns yet—that’s what the course is for.

    If le, la, lui, leur, y, and en still make you hesitate when you’re putting a sentence together, you’re in the right place.

  • The course contains approximately 3.5 hours of recorded lessons, organized into 7 modules designed to be completed over 7 days. You can follow that structure or move through the course entirely at your own pace.

  • You’ll have lifetime access, so you can revisit the lessons whenever you need a refresher.

  • The course is taught in English, with plenty of French examples, so I can clearly explain the differences between English and French and demystify tricky grammar concepts.

  • After enrolling, you’ll get instant access through Teachable, where all Alex Teaches French courses are hosted. You can access anytime from your computer, tablet, or phone.

  • Because I’ve been in your shoes.

    I learned French as an English speaker, so I know what it’s like to hesitate mid-sentence, translate too literally, struggle with concepts that don’t exist in English, and wonder why French works the way it does.

    A native speaker knows French instinctively. I had to learn why it works—and how to make it make sense from an English-speaking perspective.

    That experience shapes the way I teach. I can anticipate where you’re likely to get stuck because I got stuck there too, and give you the explanations and shortcuts I wish I’d had along the way.

    My goal isn’t to replace learning from native speakers. It’s to help you bridge the gap between learning French and actually feeling like yourself when you speak it.

Ready to stop second-guessing
French pronouns?

Know which pronoun to use,
where to put it,
and start building sentences with more
confidence, fluency and ease.

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