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French grammar

explained in English

Contents

  1. Articles and gender
  2. Plurals and adjective agreement
  3. Indicative tenses (and how often they are used)
  4. Passé composé: avoir or être, and agreement
  5. Conditional and subjunctive
  6. Pronouns (le, lui, y, en)
  7. Negation and questions
  8. Common prepositions
  9. Most useful irregular verbs
  10. The partitive and « de » (quantities, negation)
  11. Gender and plural: the traps
  12. Adjectives: feminine, position and meaning
  13. Adverbs, comparative and superlative
  14. Stressed pronouns, possessives, demonstratives and « on »
  15. Object pronouns: direct or indirect, and their order
  16. Y and en: all their uses
  17. Relative pronouns: qui, que, dont, où, lequel
  18. The present: the three groups
  19. The past participle: forms and agreement
  20. Imparfait or passé composé?
  21. Compound tenses (plus-que-parfait, futur antérieur…)
  22. Future and conditional: forms and uses
  23. Si-sentences: all the cases
  24. The subjunctive: when and how
  25. The imperative
  26. Reflexive (pronominal) verbs
  27. The passive voice
  28. Devoir, pouvoir, savoir, falloir; faire + infinitive
  29. The infinitive after a verb or a preposition
  30. Present participle and gérondif
  31. The passé simple (to recognise)
  32. Reported speech and sequence of tenses
  33. Negation in detail
  34. Questions in detail
  35. Conjunctions, word order and emphasis
  36. Prepositions of place and time
  37. Accents, elision and spelling
  38. Numbers (and septante, huitante, nonante)
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