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住宅：通过中法英对照、核心表达、跟读听写和配套练习掌握本课主题。
Do not study every rule first. Open one of these short lessons only when you want to understand today’s sentence pattern.
Describe rooms, furniture, and where objects are.
“In a room description, use Il y a to introduce the object, then one place word such as dans, sur, or à côté de.
Pronunciation focus: Il y a is a high-frequency chunk. Shadow it as one unit instead of three translated words.
Common trap: stacking too many place words. Start with one clear location.
You do not need to finish every block in one sitting. For today, aim for 15–25 minutes and three clear sentences.
To describe a location, say Il y a… and add dans, sur, or à côté de. Use one relation at a time.
Il y a + object + dans/sur/à côté de + placeSmall tip: Point to a real object while speaking; place words stick better in a real scene.
Open the full lesson: Prepositions of placeChoose an answer for each item. This is not a grade; replay the phrase and try again when you miss one.
The guided path asks for three core sentences, three understanding questions, and one short recording. The larger exercise bank stays available as extra practice.
Shadow, replace one detail, then check each line.
Record 20–30 seconds and replay it once.
Answer three questions and retry any miss.
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