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Conjugations
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être, avoir, faire, aller, pouvoir, plaire, dire, partir, devoir, voir, vouloir, savoir, prendre, venir, mourir, trouver, passer, mettre, devenir, donner, sortir, parler, rester, penser, appeler, porter, arriver, connaître, croire, comprendre, former, permettre, jouer, utiliser, demander, naître, laisser, aimer, attendre, suivre, durer, créer, situer, commencer, présenter, arrêter, compter, vivre, tenir, aiderSee all verbs...
Grammar explanations
Typing explanations:
De vs. des vs. dès vs. du vs. dû vs. deux
Et vs. est vs. es
Ne vs. ni vs. né
Ou vs. où vs. au
Tous vs. tout vs. toute vs. toutes
Conjugation explanations:
Affirmative vs. negative commands
Auxiliary verb for reflexive verbs
Causative agreement
Cédille
Choosing the correct auxiliary verb
Compound past vs. imperfect
Êtes: circumflex
Forming the imparfait verb forms
Forming the present subjunctive verb forms
French pronouns treated as singular
Hard and soft g
I-circumflex
Inferring the subject from the context
Past participle agreement when the auxiliary verb is AVOIR
Past participle agreement when the auxiliary verb is ÊTRE
Past participle agreement with direct objects
Past participle agreement with indirect objects
Reflexive pronouns
Spelling change: -e_er → -è-
Spelling change: -é_er → -è-
Spelling change: -yer → -i-
Subject pronouns and object pronouns
Subjunctive vs. indicative
Verbs with variable auxiliary verb
Word comparisons
A1:
Acteur vs. comédien
Aimer vs. adorer
Amener vs. emmener vs. apporter vs. emporter
Ami vs. pote vs. copain
An vs. année
A2:
Amusement vs. divertissement vs. plaisir
Anneau vs. bague
Armoire vs. garde-robe vs. placard
Au moins vs. du moins vs. au minimum
Avant vs. devant
B1:
Acide vs. aigre
Admettre vs. reconnaître vs. avouer
Agaçant vs. énervant vs. fâcheux vs. irritant vs. embêtant
Ample vs. lâche
Ancien vs. antique
B2:
Abandonner vs. renoncer
Abeille vs. guêpe vs. frelon
Accord vs. entente vs. arrangement
Accoucher vs. donner naissance vs. mettre au monde
Achat vs. acquisition
C1:
Aiguiser vs. affûter vs. tailler
Autodéfense vs. légitime défense
Avarice vs. avidité vs. cupidité
Bleu vs. contusion vs. ecchymose
Bloqué vs. coincé
C2:
Tense guides
- Présent (Present)
- Imparfait (Imperfect)
- Futur simple (Future)
- Présent du subjonctif (Present Subjunctive)
- Imparfait du subjonctif (Imperfect Subjunctive)
- Impératif affirmatif (Imperative (affirmative))
- Impératif négatif (Imperative (negative))
- Conditionnel présent (Conditional)
- Passé simple (Past Historic)
- Passé composé (Compound Past)
- Plus-que-parfait (Pluperfect)
- Passé antérieur (Past Perfect)
- Futur antérieur (Future Perfect)
- Passé du subjonctif (Subjunctive Past)
- Plus-que-parfait du subjonctif (Subjunctive Pluperfect)
- Conditionnel passé première forme (First Conditional Past)
- Participe présent (Gerund (Present Participle))
- Conditionnel passé seconde forme (Second Conditional Past)
- Participe passé (Past Participle)