French grammar
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French Relative Pronouns
Welcome to our lesson on French relative pronouns: "qui," "que," and "dont"! These essential words help connect ideas and add…
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Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French
In French, we use direct and indirect object pronouns to replace nouns and make sentences smoother. Direct pronouns (le, la,…
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French Demonstrative Pronouns
Welcome to our lesson on French demonstrative pronouns! Today, we’ll explore celui, celle, and ceux, which mean "this one" or…
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French Possessive Pronouns
Welcome to 'French Possessive Pronouns: Le Mien, Le Tien...'! In French, possessive pronouns show ownership. For example, "le mien" means…
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French Possessive Adjectives
Welcome to today's lesson on French possessive adjectives! In French, we use words like "mon" (my), "ton" (your), and "son"…
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French Modal Verbs
Welcome to our lesson on French modal verbs: pouvoir, vouloir, and devoir! These versatile verbs express ability, desire, and obligation.…
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The Verb Devoir and Expressing Obligation and Probability
Welcome to today's lesson on the French verb "devoir"! This versatile verb means "to have to" or "must," expressing both…
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French Reflexive Verbs and Daily Routines
Welcome to our lesson on French reflexive verbs! Reflexive verbs are essential for describing daily routines, as they reflect actions…
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Imperative Mood in French
Welcome to our lesson on the imperative mood in French! The imperative is used to give commands, make requests, or…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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