Lesson 1: Nouns and Adjectives
French nouns and adjectives, their agreement in gender and number.
Lesson 2: Articles
Indefinite, definite and partitive articles, and when to use them.
Lesson 3: Adverbs
Different groups of adverbs and their positions in a sentence.
Lesson 4: Present tense
How to form the present tense, how to make a sentence negative, and how to ask questions.
Grammar Lessons 1-4 ($5) |
Lesson 5: Reflexive verbs
Reflexive verbs (SE PROMENER and others) in the present and the passé composé.
Lesson 6: Object pronouns
Direct and indirect object pronouns, and their position in the sentence.
Lesson 7: Adverbial pronouns EN and Y
The adverbial pronouns EN and Y, and their position in the sentence.
Lesson 8: Double object pronouns
How to combine two object prounouns and their position in the sentence.
Grammar Lessons 5-8 ($5) |
Lesson 9: Verbs forming the passé composé with AVOIR
How and when to use the passé composé with the auxiliary verb AVOIR.
Lesson 10: Verbs forming the passé composé with ETRE
How and when to use the passé composé with the auxiliary verb ETRE.
Lesson 11: The imperfect tense
How and when to use the past tense called the imperfect.
Lesson 12: The imperfect versus the passé composé
The difference in the usage of these two past tenses.
Grammar Lessons 9-12 ($5) |
Lesson 13: The past perfect
How and when to use the past tense called the past perfect.
Lesson 14: Possessive adjectives and pronouns
Possessive adjectives (my, your, his, her, our, their) and possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs).
Lesson 15: Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns
Demonstrative adjectives (this, that, these, those) and demonstrative pronouns (this one, that one, these ones, those ones).
Lesson 16: Stressed pronouns
Stressed pronouns (e.g., moi, toi) and when to use them.
Grammar Lessons 13-16 ($5) |
Lesson 17: The future
How to express future actions.
Lesson 18: The present conditional
The forms of the present conditional and when to use it.
Lesson 19: The past conditional
The forms of the past conditional and when to use it.
Lesson 20: Hypotheticals
How to express hypotheticals (if it rains, if we had money, if we had won).
Grammar Lessons 17-20 ($5)
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Lesson 21: The relative pronouns QUI, QUE, DONT
How to use the above relative pronouns to connect two sentences.
Lesson 22: The relative pronoun LEQUEL and its variations
When to use the pronoun LEQUEL and its numerous variations.
Lesson 23: The interrogative pronouns QUI and QUE
When to use the above interrogative pronouns and their variations.
Lesson 24: The interrogative adjective QUEL
When to use the interrogative adjective QUEL and its variations.
Grammar Lessons 21-24 ($5) |