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Understanding and Using the French Present Participle The French present participle is a form of the verb that can be used to describe actions happening simultaneously with the present moment. It is formed by taking the infinitive of the verb and adding -ant to the end. Rules: There are a few simple rules to keep … Read more
Understanding the French Subjunctive (for Beginners) The French subjunctive is a grammatical mood used to express doubt, uncertainty, wishes, emotions, and other non-real actions or states. It is used in dependent clauses that follow certain verbs, conjunctions, or expressions of doubt or emotion. 1. Formation: To form the French subjunctive, use the present tense of … Read more
Mastering the Art of French Reflexive Verbs: A Guide for Beginners Reflexive verbs are an important part of the French language, and they allow speakers to express actions that are performed on oneself. In this lesson, we will explore the basics of reflexive verbs and provide many examples to help you understand how they are … Read more
When to use QUI or QUE in French? In French, “qui” and “que” are both pronouns that are used to link subjects and objects to verbs. They both can be translated to “who” or “that” in English. However, there are some key differences between the two, which will be explained in this lesson along with … Read more
Choosing the Right Word: Plutôt or Plus Tôt in French French is a beautiful language with a rich history, and for those who are learning it, choosing the right word or phrase can sometimes be challenging. When it comes to the words “plutôt” and “plus tôt,” there is often confusion about which one to use … Read more
Should I write Leurs or Leur in French? Here’s a lesson on the use of “leurs” and “leur” in French: In French, the words “leurs” and “leur” are both possessive adjectives, but they have different meanings and uses. Understanding the difference between “leurs” and “leur” is important in order to communicate effectively in French. Here … Read more
Understanding the differences between É and ER in French Infinitives and Past Participles In French, many verbs can be either é or er verbs. This distinction is important because it affects the way that the verbs are conjugated in different tenses, including the infinitive and the past participle. 1. Infinitives: The infinitive form of a … Read more
Understanding and Forming the Plural of French Compound Nouns French compound nouns are formed by combining two or more words to create a new, more complex noun. Understanding how to form the plural of French compound nouns can be challenging for beginners, but with a few simple rules and plenty of examples, it can be … Read more
The French Ç (c cédille): How and when to use it? The French ç (c cédille) is a special character used in the French language to represent the “s” sound before certain vowels. Here are some tips and examples to help you understand how and when to use the ç in French: 1. The ç … Read more
Mastering the Use of Y and En: A Beginner’s Guide to French Pronouns In French, the pronouns “y” and “en” are used to express “there” and “there of” respectively. These two words can be a bit confusing for beginners, but with the right understanding and practice, you’ll soon be using them like a native speaker. … Read more