A2 French Grammar Lessons

• 1 - Present Tense Verbs

  Understand the conjugation and usage of common present tense verbs in French, enabling you to describe your current actions and states.

• 2 - Past Tense Verbs

  Master the conjugation and usage of passe compose and imparfait, allowing you to talk about past experiences and events.

• 3 - Future Tense Verbs

  Get familiar with basic future verb forms to plan ahead and discuss future situations.

• 4 - Negation

  Equip yourself to express disagreement or non-existence using ne...pas, ne...jamais and other common negation structures.

• 5 - Interrogative Form

  Whip up questions effortlessly using inversion, est-ce que and interrogative words such as pourquoi, quand, etc.

• 6 - Reflexive Verbs

  Gain understanding of reflexive verbs and how they are used in daily routines and personal actions.

• 7 - Pronouns

  Get a firm grip on subject pronouns, direct and indirect object pronouns, and reflexive pronouns to substitute nouns and avoid repetition.

• 8 - Adjectives

  Learn diverse French adjectives, their correct placement and agreement rules with masculine, feminine, singular and plural nouns.

• 9 - Prepositions

  Understand prepositions of place, time and movement to construct meaningful phrases and sentences.

• 10 - Imperative Mood

  Get the hang of using imperatives to give commands, make requests and offer advice.

• 11 - Articles

  Learn when and how to use definite, indefinite and partitive articles.

• 12 - Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns

  Distinguish between demonstrative pronouns and adjectives to refer to specific persons or things.

• 13 - Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns

  Comprehend the use of possessive adjectives and pronouns to denote ownership.

• 14 - Comparative and Superlative

  Understand how to make comparisons and express superiority, equality, or inferiority.

• 15 - Present Participle

  Delve into the formation and uses of present participles. Test their functionality as verbs, adjectives, and nouns.

• 16 - Direct and Indirect Speech

  Adopt techniques to report questions, statements, and exclamatory expressions.

• 17 - Simple Conditional

  Use conditional sentences to express hypothetical situations and give advice.

• 18 - Relative Pronouns

  Master the usage of relative pronouns like qui, que, dont, etc. to establish a relationship between two closely linked clauses.

• 19 - Compound Tenses

  Develop your proficiency in constructing and using compound tenses such as the pluperfect, future perfect, and conditional perfect.

• 20 - Subjunctive Mood

  Familiarize yourself with the subjunctive mood in expressing doubt, necessity, and subjectivity.