Sandra Cibati
Experience Enriching French Lessons: Blend Culture, Academics, and language with me!
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French classes - Sandra Cibati
Diploma degree
About your french tutor
Hello! I’m Sandra, a passionate French tutor dedicated to helping students unlock the beauty of the French language. Born in Venezuela to an Italian family, I’ve been immersed in diverse cultures throughout my life. I studied Business in France, where I developed a deep appreciation for the French language and its rich cultural heritage. Now, I reside in Madrid (Spain), and I love sharing my knowledge with students from around the world. I have been teaching for 4 years I have had more than 160 students. My teaching approach focuses on making learning enjoyable and tailored to your specific goals. Whether you’re preparing for travel, enhancing your career prospects, or simply seeking personal enrichment, I aim to create a supportive and engaging environment where you feel confident expressing yourself. I believe that mistakes are a natural part of learning, so I encourage you to embrace them as opportunities for growth. In our lessons, you can expect interactive activities and real-life scenarios that help build your speaking and comprehension skills. Let’s embark on this exciting journey together, where you’ll gain not only language skills but also a deeper understanding of French culture!
Sandra graduated from Universidad Complutense de Madrid


French tutor expertise
Career guidance
French pronunciation skills
Conversational French
Test prep strategies
Homework help
French classes at a glance
My teaching methodology revolves around creating an interactive and engaging learning environment that prioritizes both comprehension and communication. I believe that language learning should be enjoyable and relevant to your personal goals, whether you are preparing for travel, advancing your career, or simply exploring a new interest. In my classes, I employ a variety of techniques to facilitate learning. Each lesson is tailored to your specific needs and learning style, incorporating practical exercises, role-playing, and real-life scenarios. This hands-on approach allows you to practice speaking and listening in contexts that reflect everyday situations, helping you gain confidence and fluency. I also provide a range of supplementary resources, including cultural materials, articles, and multimedia content, to deepen your understanding of the language and its cultural context. Mistakes are an essential part of the learning process, and I encourage you to view them as opportunities for growth. I offer constructive feedback to help you improve and progress. Overall, my goal is to empower you to communicate effectively and comfortably in French, fostering a love for the language that extends beyond the classroom.
Interactive french lessons
Note taking
Record lessons
Weekend lessons
Pets are welcomed
Parent feedback

French concept taught by Sandra
The session covered French pronouns, the irregular verb 'avoir', and question formation. The student practiced conjugating 'avoir', forming questions, and identifying nationalities in French. The tutor provided exercises and notes for further practice, including conjugation charts and exercises for homework.
Expressing Nationality
Prepositions with Countries and Cities
Asking Questions: *Est-ce que*
*Qu'est-ce que*
and Inversion
Irregular Verb: 'Avoir' (to have)
Pronouns: Pointing vs. Personal
The Tutor and Student reviewed French grammar concepts including past and future tenses, prepositions, and the differences between passé composé and imparfait. The Student worked on exercises to identify and correct errors in sentence construction and verb conjugation. The Tutor assigned vocabulary and preposition exercises for homework and plans to focus on past tense in the next session.
Distinguishing 'Imparfait' and 'Passé Composé'
Prepositions After Verbs
The Verb 'Espérer' (To Hope)
Pronunciation Rules: ER
E
and ES Endings
Usage of 'En' and 'Y'
Subjunctive Mood (Subjonctif)
The student and tutor focused on Spanish grammar, including past tense, reflexive verbs, and the correct usage of pronouns like 'llevar,' 'traer,' and 'lo'. The student also learned new vocabulary related to dogs and idiomatic expressions. There was no explicit homework assignment mentioned, but the tutor encouraged the student to continue practicing past tense.
Tú vs. Usted
The Verb 'To Get'
Pronoun Placement
Llevar vs. Traer
Ser vs. Estar
Reflexive Verbs
The student and tutor practiced French vocabulary related to everyday situations like asking for directions, ordering at a restaurant, and understanding technology services. The student worked on pronunciation and understanding the difference between formal and informal language. The tutor assigned practice with the new vocabulary.
Ending a Subscription: *résilier*
Service for Mobile
Cash or Card
Telephone Numbers
Email Addresses
Time Limit
Polite Phrases: *De rien*
The Tutor and Student worked on French present tense conjugation with a focus on regular -er verbs, along with exceptions, and the correct use of pronouns. They practiced exercises to solidify understanding of verb conjugations and sentence construction. The student received a document with extra exercises to continue practicing, and the next lesson was scheduled to cover the second and third verb groups.
French Verb Groups
Present Tense Conjugation of Regular -er Verbs
French Pronunciation Nuances
Feminine Adjectives Formation
Plural Forms
Negation with 'ne...pas'
Prepositions with Countries
The Student and Tutor reviewed the difference between the verbs *ser* and *estar* and practiced using different past tenses in Spanish, including *pretérito perfecto*, *pretérito imperfecto*, and *pretérito indefinido*. The student completed exercises focusing on verb conjugation in the *pretérito indefinido* tense. The Tutor provided a document for continued practice with past tenses and scheduled the next lessons.
Ser vs. Estar
Ser vs. Estar (Continued)
Pretérito Perfecto vs. Pretérito Imperfecto
Pretérito Imperfecto
False Friends (Cognates)
Keyboard Accents
Types of learners for french classes
French for adults
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
ADHD
French for beginners
French for kids
French for advanced
Home schooled
French for intermediate
French tutor also teaches
Conversational French
Business French
Travel French
French for Beginners
French
French Reading
Tools & techniques used in french classes
Phonetic drills
Game based learning tools
Writing prompts
Translation tools
Dictation tools
Interactive quizzes
Grammar practice

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