French grammar
-
Subjunctive Mood in French
Welcome to our lesson on the French subjunctive mood! This essential grammar point expresses doubt, desire, and emotion. You’ll use…
Read More » -
Future and Conditional Tenses in French
Welcome to your French lesson on Future and Conditional Tenses! In French, to express future actions, we often use the…
Read More » -
Passé Composé vs. Imparfait and Past Tenses in French
In French, the passé composé and imparfait both describe past actions, but they serve different purposes! Use passé composé for…
Read More » -
French Irregular Verbs Être, Avoir, Aller, Faire
Welcome to our lesson on French irregular verbs: être (to be), avoir (to have), aller (to go), and faire (to…
Read More » -
The Present Tense in French
Welcome to 'The Present Tense in French'! In French, the present tense expresses actions happening now. To conjugate regular verbs,…
Read More » -
French Regular Verbs ER, IR, RE Conjugations
Welcome to today's lesson on French regular verbs! We'll explore the three main groups: -ER, -IR, and -RE. Each group…
Read More » -
French Interrogatives and Asking Questions
Welcome to our lesson on French interrogatives! Asking questions in French is essential for conversation. Remember, the most common interrogative…
Read More » -
French Conjunctions and Connecting Words and Ideas
Welcome to "French Conjunctions: Connecting Words and Ideas"! In French, conjunctions like "et" (and), "mais" (but), and "ou" (or) help…
Read More » -
French Negation and How to Form Negative Sentences
Welcome to our lesson on French negation! In French, to make a sentence negative, simply wrap "ne...pas" around the verb.…
Read More » -
French Word Order in Statements and Questions
In French, word order is key! In statements, the typical structure is Subject-Verb-Complement, like "Je mange une pomme" (I eat…
Read More » -
French Subject Pronouns
Welcome to our lesson on French subject pronouns! In French, "je" means "I," "tu" means "you" (informal), and "il/elle" means…
Read More » -
French Pronunciation Basics and Silent Letters
Welcome to "French Pronunciation Basics and Silent Letters"! Did you know that many French words have silent letters? For example,…
Read More » -
Introduction to French Grammar
Welcome to your first step into French grammar! Today, we explore articles: “le,” “la,” and “les.” These mean “the” in…
Read More » -
French Sentence Structure
Welcome to our lesson on French sentence structure! In French, the basic order is subject-verb-object, just like in English. For…
Read More » -
Nouns and Gender in French
Welcome to "Nouns and Gender in French"! In French, every noun is either masculine or feminine, which can feel tricky…
Read More »
