How to conjugate verbs in the present tense in French? In English we say: I speak, you speak, he speaks. In French: Je parle, tu parles, il parle. Learn more here!
Conjugation – Indicatif – Compound Past (Passé composé)
Here we can see how to form the commonest past tense in French. Take the verb avoir or être, and the past participle form of the verb. Learn more here!
Indicative future – Le futur simple de l’indicatif
We can meet one of the commonest future tenses of the French language. I will arrive – j’arriverai; you will arrive – tu arriveras, and so on.
Gender of the French Noun
Some French nouns are masculine, some are feminine. Here you can get some more information about this.
Personal pronouns – nominative, accusative, dative, reflexive
The personal pronouns if French, their nominative, accusative, dative, reflexive forms and their usage.
Possessive Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives
What are the possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives in French and how to use them?
Prepositions
Prepositions and Articles Some prepositions are contracted with some forms of the definite article. For example, instead of de le sucre you say du sucre. à, de Please be patient! Under construction!
Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
Un, deux, trois… premier, deuxième, troisième… cent… mille… million… and much more!
The days of the Week
Here you will find the days of the week in French and some other information.
Thèmes – La famille (The Family)
Here you will find the members of the family in French and a lot of other words in connection with the family: wedding, celebration, and so on.
Thèmes – Le corps humain (The Human Body)
You can find here the names of the parts of the human body. From the hair till the toe. The internal organs.
Thèmes – Le temps (The Weather)
Here you will find words related the weather. Cold weather, warm weather, sunny, cloudy, windy weather and so on.