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
/ 55 min
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


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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.
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Travel French

French concepts taught by Lea
Student and Tutor reviewed French grammar related to the Passé Composé, including verb choice, possessive adjectives, and common expressions during a homework recap. The session then focused on learning and practicing vocabulary and sentence structures for describing past travel experiences. For homework, the Student is assigned to write about a real or imaginary trip, incorporating the new vocabulary and grammatical structures, and optionally adding details about the weather.
Passé Composé: Auxiliaire Avoir vs. Être
Modes de Transport (Modes of Travel)
Activités de Voyage (Travel Activities)
Décrire un Voyage (Describing a Trip)
Adjectifs Possessifs (Possessive Adjectives)
Construire un Récit de Voyage (Building a Travel Story)
The Student and Tutor reviewed past tense French sentence construction and practiced new vocabulary for actions and descriptive adjectives. They focused on understanding French connectors for sequencing events and expressing opinions about past activities. For homework, the Student is to write eight French sentences incorporating specific past tense elements.
Sequencing Events: Temporal Connectors
Describing Experiences with Adjectives & Agreement
Expressing Opinions & Justifying Them
Narrating Past Events: The Passé Composé
Understanding Verb Groups & Irregular Passé Composé
Student and Tutor continued their French language learning, focusing on narrating past events and activities. They reviewed past tense homework, learned to describe where they went and with whom using appropriate verb conjugations, and incorporated new time expressions to structure short stories. The session concluded with a mini-interview practice and a homework assignment to apply these new concepts in written sentences.
Passé Composé: Verb Aller & Agreement
Asking & Responding: Où es-tu allé(e)?
Expressing Who You Were With: J'étais avec...
Sequencing Your Story: Time Expressions
Crafting a Day-Out Narrative: Combining Actions
Expressing Your Opinion: J'ai aimé ma journée
Student and Tutor transitioned from present tense review to introducing the French past tense, the Passé Composé. The Student practiced forming sentences using common verbs in the past tense and learned key past tense time expressions. Homework was assigned to write eight sentences about past activities using the newly learned grammatical structure.
Introduction to Passé Composé
Time Expressions for the Past
Distinguishing Present vs. Passé Composé
Asking & Answering about Past Activities
Common Verbs in Passé Composé
Forming the Passé Composé (with Avoir)
The Student and Tutor practiced giving and receiving directions in French, covering town vocabulary, directional terms, and modes of transportation. They reviewed homework, constructed sentences combining destinations and transport, and role-played a dialogue about navigating a new city. Homework was assigned to reinforce sentence construction using places, directions, transportation, and time expressions.
Les Endroits en Ville (Places in Town)
Demander et Donner des Directions Simples (Asking for and Giving Simple Directions)
Utiliser 'Je vais' avec les Destinations et les Moyens de Transport (Using 'I go' with Destinations and Transportation)
Donner des Directions Plus Détaillées (Giving More Detailed Directions)
Construire des Phrases Complètes (Constructing Complete Sentences)
The tutor and student focused on French vocabulary and sentence structure related to transportation, practicing how to describe travel methods to various destinations. They reviewed the use of prepositions and the contracted pronoun 'y' to form complete sentences, and planned for the student to write eight sentences for homework covering places and transportation.
French Transportation Vocabulary
Asking and Answering 'How do you travel?'
The Pronoun 'Y' in French
French Prepositional Contractions
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