Lesson

In this lesson, we examine how to form the perfect tense in French, also known as the passé composé using avoir and être.

In this lesson, we examine how to form the interrogative in French. Interrogative refers to any statement, phrase or sentence clause that functions as a question.

In this lesson, we examine how to form the interrogative in French. Interrogative refers to any statement, phrase or sentence clause that functions as a question.

In this lesson, we cover the present tense of French reflexive verbs.

In this lesson, we cover verbs in French that have minor spelling changes in the present tense, such as those with infinitive forms ending in -cer, -ger, -eler, -eter, and -yer.

In this lesson, we cover the present tense of irregular French verbs savoir and voir.

In this lesson, we cover the present tense of irregular French verbs ouvrir (‘to open’), recevoir (‘to receive’) and tenir (‘to hold’).

In this lesson, we cover the present tense of irregular French verbs conduire (‘to drive’), craindre (‘to fear’) and rire (‘to laugh’).

In this lesson, we cover the present tense of irregular French verbs connaître (to know), naître (to be born) and plaire (to please).

In this lesson, we cover the present tense of irregular French verbs battre (‘to beat’), mettre (‘to put’) and prendre (‘to take’).