Tonic Pronouns in French
In French, tonic pronouns (pronoms toniques) are used for emphasis and to refer to people in specific contexts. They are different from subject and object pronouns in that they stand…
Personal Subject Pronouns in French
Personal subject pronouns are used to indicate who is performing the action of the verb in a sentence. They replace the noun that acts as the subject, simplifying sentences and…
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Core French Grammar Topics
Contents 3. Tenses 4. AspectsHabitualPerfectImperfectProgressive 9. Prepositions 11. Sentence Structure 12. Questions 13. Exclamations 14. Casual Speech
Telling Time in French
Lesson 9 Telling time in French involves using specific vocabulary and structures. Here’s a comprehensive guide to expressing time in French, including the different ways to ask and respond to…
Negation in French
Lesson 10 Negation in French is the process of expressing the negative form of a statement. There are two main types of negation in French: “ne…pas” and “ne…jamais.” Let’s explore…
Interrogation in French
Lesson 8 Interrogation in French involves asking questions. Here are the basic rules and examples for forming interrogative sentences in French: 1- Intonation Interrogative intonation refers to the rising pitch…
Partitive articles (some/any)
There are four types of partitive article in French, du, de la, de l’, and des, used to specify unknown quantities. These correspond to ‘some’ or ‘any’, which are often…