Lea Bou Khalil

From Bonjour to Binge-Watching French — Fun, Friendly Lessons that Make You Love Learning!

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Lea Bou Khalil

Diploma degree

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About your french tutor

Hi there! I'm a friendly and enthusiastic French tutor with a genuine love for language learning and teaching. I’ve been helping students of all levels—beginners to advanced—for several years, and I absolutely love seeing my students grow in confidence and skill. I personalize every lesson to fit your goals, whether you're learning French for travel, work, school, or just for fun! I speak fluent English, so I can explain tricky concepts clearly and support you every step of the way. My lessons are relaxed, engaging, and full of encouragement. Can’t wait to help you fall in love with French—let’s get started! I’m also happy to incorporate music, culture, or current events into our lessons if that’s your style. The goal is to make learning fun and meaningful for you. Let’s build your skills together in a way that feels natural and enjoyable!

Lea graduated from Baylor College of Medicine

Lea graduated from Baylor College of Medicine
Lea graduated from Baylor College of Medicine

French tutor expertise

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Conversational French

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French pronunciation skills

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Homework help

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French conversation practice

Types of learners for french classes

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French for beginners

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French for intermediate

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ADHD

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French for adults

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French for kids

French classes at a glance

Hi there! My teaching style is clear, adaptable, and focused on helping you truly understand French—not just memorize it. I break down complex grammar into simple, relatable steps and use examples that make sense in real-life situations. Whether you're a visual learner, need repetition, or prefer hands-on practice, I adjust to what works best for you. I mix conversation, listening, reading, and writing in every lesson to reinforce what you’re learning. I also use creative tools like games, stories, songs, and everyday scenarios to make lessons fun and memorable. Mistakes are welcome—they're part of the process! My goal is to build your confidence and fluency in a way that feels natural and supportive. I also provide quick reviews and personalized notes after each session so you can keep practicing. Together, we’ll create a learning plan that keeps you motivated and progressing every step of the way.

French tutor also teaches

Conversational French

Conversational French

Travel French

Travel French

French for Beginners

French for Beginners

French

French

French Reading

French Reading

French Speaking

French Speaking

Flexible Scheduling

Allows 1h early scheduling

Allows 1h early rescheduling

Can wait for 20 mins after joining

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French concepts taught by Lea

Student learned 3 days ago

The Student practiced conversational French, focusing on questions about daily routines and incorporating adverbs of frequency. The class introduced days of the week and practiced sentence construction. The homework is to write sentences about weekday and weekend activities incorporating frequency adverbs and at least one negative sentence.

Frequency Adverbs

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Days of the Week

Question Formation in French

Negation with 'Ne...jamais'

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Student learned 10 days ago

The French class focused on expanding vocabulary with new verbs and practicing question formation using question words like 'when,' 'why,' and 'where.' The student engaged in exercises to construct sentences and questions, reinforcing verb conjugations and the use of specific prepositions. Future practice was planned for next week, including a homework assignment.

Reflexive Verbs (Verbes Réfléchis)

The 24-Hour Clock System

Using 'Prendre' (to take) vs. 'Avoir' (to have)

Introducing New Verbs

Question Formation and Question Words

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Student learned 10 days ago

The Tutor and Student reviewed French verb conjugation, focusing on the categorization of verbs into three groups: regular Group 1 (-er verbs), Group 2 (-ir verbs with specific patterns), and irregular Group 3 verbs. They practiced identifying verb groups and conjugating verbs, reinforcing vocabulary related to connectors. The next session was scheduled for March 13th.

Distinguishing Between Similar Connectors

Irregular Verb Examples and Characteristics

Verb Stem and Endings

French Verb Conjugation Groups

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Student learned 16 days ago

The Tutor and Student reviewed and practiced advanced French grammar, focusing on sentence construction, verb conjugation with various pronouns, and the use of affirmative and negative sentences. They worked through exercises to identify and correct grammatical errors and apply new vocabulary, with a plan for the Student to complete a paragraph for homework.

Pronunciation Rules: Vowel Digraphs

Verb Conjugation: Subject Agreement

Articles: Definite and Indefinite

Negation in French

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Student learned 17 days ago

The Tutor and Student reviewed French connectors used for contrast and concession. They practiced applying these terms in various exercises, including fill-in-the-blanks and dialogue, to understand their subtle differences in tone and formality. The next session will include a homework worksheet focusing on these connectors.

French Verb Conjugation: Silent Letters and Pronunciation

French Connectors: Distinguishing Subtle Meanings

Vocabulary Enrichment: Advanced Connectors and Synonyms

Subtle Connectors: Conveying Nuance in French

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Student learned about 1 month ago

The Student and Tutor practiced using and combining French pronouns to create concise sentences. The session included exercises translating English sentences into French and identifying correct pronoun usage. Homework was assigned to practice sentence construction and review the PowerPoint, with a follow-up scheduled to review.

Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns

Combining Pronouns in a Sentence

Sentence Structure and Pronoun Placement

Using 'y' and 'en' Pronouns

Simplifying Sentences with Pronouns

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Tools & techniques used in french classes

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Subtitled media

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Translation tools

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Phonetic drills

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Game based learning tools

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Writing prompts

Interactive french lessons

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Parent feedback

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Open Q&A

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Mobile joining

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Chat for quick help

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Pets are welcomed

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