The near future (futur proche) in French In French, there are three future tenses: How to form le futur proche ? Tip: The rule is the same for all verb groups. To form the near future, you need to use the following structure: Conjugated verb “aller” in the present tense + infinitive verb. As a … Read more
The simple future tense (futur simple) in French In French, there are three future tenses: How to form the simple future tense? Tip: The rule is the same for all verb groups. Additional examples Exception: If the infinitive verb ends with an “e” (e.g., dire, lire, écrire…), it must be removed. Do you understand the … Read more
Create questions with “est-ce que” in French In French, questions can be formed by adding “est-ce que” to the beginning of an affirmative sentence. The structure is as follows: Est-ce que + subject + verb + the rest of the sentence Example “Tu aimes la France.” (affirmative sentence) By adding “est-ce que” at the beginning … Read more
L’apostrophe “Le and la” become “l’” in front of words that start with a vowel or a silent ‘h’. “De” becomes “d’” in front of words that start with a vowel or a silent ‘h’. Note: It is mandatory to use the contracted form both in spoken and written French. Do you understand the lesson? … Read more
Prepositions and their usage follow specific rules. Here’s how to choose between “pour” and “par” in French: When to use Pour Pour (For): When to use Par ? Par (By): Exercise: Choose between “pour” or “par”
Partitive articles are called so because they express an indeterminate quantity or a part of a whole. What are the partitive articles? The partitive articles are des, du, de la, de l’. To determine which word to use, one must first check if the quantity is specified in the sentence or not. Refer to this … Read more
Partitive articles in French Partitive articles are called so because they express an indeterminate quantity or a part of a whole. What are the partitive articles? The partitive articles are des, du, de la, de l’. To determine which word to use, one must first check if the quantity is specified in the sentence or … Read more
Liaison in French A liaison is the pronunciation of the last consonant of a word, usually not pronounced, to establish a connection with the following word. How to make liaison with S, X, or D in French? When liaison involves S, X, or D, the pronunciation changes: When to make liaison in French? To make … Read more
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Prepositions and their usage follow specific rules. Here’s how to choose between “pour” and “par” in French: When to use Pour Pour (For): When to use Par ? Par (By): Exercise: Choose between “pour” or “par”
