Introduction to French Grammar

It is important to know the gender of French nouns as many other words undergo changes that reflect the gender of the noun.

It is important to know the gender of French nouns as many other words undergo changes that reflect the gender of the noun.

What are the subject pronouns in French and how do you use them? Learn more in this article.

You should always use vous to show respect to another individual, unless the need to show this respect does not exist.

In this lesson, we take an introductory look at how French verbs work.

It is important to know the gender of French nouns as many other words undergo changes that reflect the gender of the noun.

Learn how to use French possessive adjectives including mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, votre, leur and their plural forms.

Learn how French uses words such as le, la, l’ and les to replace people and things, avoid repetition and form useful expressions such as 'Je le trouve intéressant' and 'Je l’ai trouvé captivant.'

This guide provides an easy introduction to using indirect object pronouns in French.

In this lesson, we look at some of the most useful cases where French keeps à and uses forms such as à lui, à elle, à eux and à elles instead of using lui and leur.

In this lesson, we investigate where French uses forms such as lui and leur, and where this switches to y.