French in 5 days
Phrases
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100 French phrases #1
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100 French phrases #2
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100 French phrases #3
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100 French phrases #4
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100 French phrases #5
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100 French phrases #6
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100 French phrases #7
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100 French phrases #8
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100 French phrases #9
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100 French phrases #10
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100 French phrases #11
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100 French phrases #12
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100 French phrases #13
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100 French phrases #14
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100 French phrases #15
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100 French phrases #16
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100 French phrases #17
Vocabulary
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Geography
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Cooking # The adjectives you should use
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Identical words in English and in French ending with AGE
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How to abbreviate the words
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108 adjectives
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At the cafe
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In the house
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The house
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In the living room
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Medecine #1
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Almost identical words in English and in French #IC #IQUE
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The family
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Cooking vocabulary
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At the restaurant
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The human body
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The human body
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In the kitchen
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European countries
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The weather
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Unit of measurement
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Beauty and hygiene
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The town
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120 adjectives
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #1
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The different fishes
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The dishes from a meal
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The different climates
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Medecine #3 = Diseases
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Nationalties
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The eggs
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ABLE
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The human body
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #11
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The fruits and the vegetables
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #4
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #2
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The cereals
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Identical words in English and in French ending with UDE
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Medecine #4 = Wounds
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The face
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The American Continent
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The herbs
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #10
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #5
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The beens and the peas
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Identical words in English and in French #ADE
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The Middle East
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #3
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Vocabulary_07_Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #9
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The colors
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The false friends in English and in French
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The Far East
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Identical words in English and in French ending withION #7
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The fishes
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Architectural styles
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Architecture
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The city
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Identical words in English and in French ending with ION #8
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The dairy products
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Identical words in English and in French =URE=
Quizzes
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 4
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 6
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 2
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 3
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 5
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 1
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 7
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 9
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Quiz # Anglais-Français # Top verbes # 8
Grammar exercises
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Exercice de grammaire # Le genre des mots #2
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Exercice de grammaire # Le genre des mots #1
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Exercice de grammaire # Les adjectifs possessifs au masculin
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Exercice de grammaire # Est-ce que ou qu-est-ce que
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Exercice de grammaire # Le féminin des mots
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Exercice de grammaire # Le genre des mots #3
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Exercice de grammaire # Les adjectifs possessifs au pluriel
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Exercice de grammaire # Les adverbes #2
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Exercice de grammaire # Les participes passés #1
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Exercice de grammaire # Les adverbes #1
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Exercice de grammaire # Les participes passés #2
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 1
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 10
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 2
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 3
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 4
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 5
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 6
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 7
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 9
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms # 8
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms personnels sujets
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Exercice de grammaire # Les pronoms personnels toniques
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # aître
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # cevoir
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # ir
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # ouvrir
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # ire
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # mettre
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # prendre
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # uire
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés irréguliers # 2
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés # voir # plaire
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés irréguliers # 1
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Exercice de grammaire # Participes passés irréguliers # 3
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Exercices de grammaire # Les adjectifs possessifs au féminin
Fairy tales in French
Words for beginners and intermediate
Learn the language
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The passé surcomposé tense
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The past of the Subjunctive
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The interjections
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Before we start
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The subjunctive present tense
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From 0 to 9
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The vowels
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Where to put the adverb # With the compound tenses
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Conjugate the verbs in ”IR” at the present form
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Common expressions often used with the imparfait
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How to describe with c-est
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From 10 to 20
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The imparfait du subjonctif tense
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The adverbial phrases # Associated to an adverb in MENT
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The consonants
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The prefix IL
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The present participle
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The pronominal or reflexice verbs
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How to construct simple sentences
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The subjunctive with the conjunction
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The structure of the sentence
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Savoir and Connaître
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The adverbial phrases
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The accents
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The gerund form
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The continuous present
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The near future
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The prefix IM
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The subjunctive to express the opinion, the doubt, the possibility
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The verbs and the prepositions #1
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When to use passé composé and imparfait
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The verbs conjugated with être at the compound tenses DR (et) MRS P. VANDERTRAMP
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Common expressions used at the present tense
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Special characters
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The antonyms with the prefix # DÉ, DÉS
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The conditional present tense
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The passé composé form of FAIRE
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The gender of the words
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The negative form with compound tenses
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The passé simple form of the verb ÊTRE
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The prefix IN
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The preposition à
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The subject
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The relatives pronouns
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The subjunctive to express the feelings and the emotions
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The superlative
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The tonic pronouns
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Structures with two pronouns #EN
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The antonyms with the prefix # MAL, MÉ
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The irregular past participles #Part1
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The passé simple form of the verb AVOIR
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The passé composé form of VENIR
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The partitive article
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The prefix IR
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The preposition de
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The questions
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The subject and the verb in a sentence
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The superlative with a noun
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The subjunctive to express the afvices, the desires and the orders
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The verb être
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Structures with two pronouns # #LE,LA,LES
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The letters
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The adverbial phrases that express the time
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The passé composé form of POUVOIR
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The ordinal numbers
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The passé simple form of the verb FAIRE
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The prefix ISER # Adjectives Verbs
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The subjunctive with the negative structures
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The structures with IF
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The verb avoir
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The verb faire
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Why
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The adverbial phrases that express the speed
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The conditional present of ÊTRE
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The indirect speech
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The moods and the tenses
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The negative form
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How to locate
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The negative interrogation
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The passé composé form of ATTENDRE
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The passé composé form of the verb AVOIR
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The passé simple form of the verb ALLER
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The prefix EMENT
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The present participel and The verbal adjective
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The verbs and the prepositions #5
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The verb aller
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The verbs with QUE followed by the infinitive
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Conjugate the verbs in UIRE at the present form
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The adverbial phrases that express the locstion
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The adverbs to express the place
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The conditional present of AVOIR
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The demonstrative adjectives
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The indirect speech and the expressions of time
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The diacritical signs
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The passé composé form of the verb ÊTRE
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The passé composé form of RÉPONDRE
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The prefix ISSEMENT
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The passé simple form of the verb VIVRE
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The subjunctive # C-est + subjunctive
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The verb S-appeler
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Tiens and tiens
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From 20 to 50
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Conjugate the verbs in URE at the present form
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How to express the obligation
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How to present yourself
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The conditional present of ALLER
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The passé composé form of PARTIR
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The passive form
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The indirect speech and the modifications in the sentence
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The passé composé form of the verb ALLER
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The plural form of compound words #1
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The prefix and the verbs #DÉ
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The tied letters
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The verbs and the prepositions #7
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The subjunctive # Il est + subjunctive
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How to conjugate at the passive form
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Conjugate the verbs in VRE at the present form
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Lequel and laquelle
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The ordinal adjectives
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The definite articles
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The masculine and the feminine
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The passé composé form of SAVOIR
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The passé composé form of the verb PARLER
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The plural form of compound words #2
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The subjunctive # Ça me + subjunctive
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The verb venir
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The prefix and the verbs #DÉS
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The verbs and the prepositions #8
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs ending with cer
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The indefinite articles
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The past participles that don-t change
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The optional liaisons
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The passé composé form of the verb ALLER
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The plural form of compound words #3
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The prefix and the verbs #DIRE
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The questions with qui que and quoi
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The verbs # Part 1
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The verbs with QUE = Indicative or Subjunctive #1
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Yes and No
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The verb partir
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The demonstratives
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How to compare # La comparaison parallèle
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Se faire + infinitive verb
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How to emphasize with a personal pronoun
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Introductions
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs ending with ger
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The exlamatory adjectives #1
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The interrogative article
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The prefix and the verbs #MENER
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The punctuation
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The verb venir
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The passé composé form of the verb FINIR
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The verbs # Part 2
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The verbs with QUE = Indicative or Subjunctive #2
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs ending with oyer
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The compound relatives pronouns
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How to compare # La comparaison progressive
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How to express the intensity
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Modification of the infinitive with the reflexive form
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Se laisser + infinitive verb
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The exlamatory adjectives #2
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The impersonal verbs
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The prefix and the verbs #LEVER
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The adjectifs # Masculine and feminine
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The verbs with QUE = Indicative or Subjunctive #3
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Write in French
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The adjectives # L-adjectif épithète
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Common verbs followed by the Subjunctive #1
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Se voir + infinitive verb
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs ending with uyer
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The interjections that express the satisfaction
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The masculine and the feminine forms
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The prefix and the verbs #METTRE
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The verb pouvoir
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The verb FAILLIR
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The negative form of the pronominal or reflexive verbs
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Common verbs followed by the Subjunctive #2
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs ending with ayer
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The reflexive verbs
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The adjectives # L-adjectif attribut
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S'entendre + infinitive verb
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The prefix and the verbs #PARAÎTRE
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The time
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The verb VALOIR
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Impersonal expressions followed by the Subjunctive #1
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The verb vouloir
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The vowels combined together
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The adjectives # L’adjectif apposé ou détaché
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The verb devoir
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs ending with eler
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The verb savoir
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The qualifying adjectives
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The prefix and the verbs #PASSER
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The reflexive reciprocal pronouns
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The verb attendre
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Impersonal expressions followed by the Subjunctive #2
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The prefix and the verbs #PORTER
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The adjectives # L’adjectif relationnel
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The reflexive verbs with a passive meaning
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The verb répondre
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs behaving like appeler
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There is or il y a
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The imperative form
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs ending with eter
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The condition, the hypothesis, the supposition and the Subjunctive #1
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The adjectives # L’adjectif épithète antéposé
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The prefix and the verbs #POSER
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The hompographs
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Yesterday, today and tomorrow
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From 50 to 75
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Expression of the goal # Followed by the Subjunctive
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The homophones # Part 1
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The prepositions
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The prefix and the verbs #PRENDRE
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs behaving like jeter
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Irregular conjugation # Verbs from the first group
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Expression of the time # Followed by the Subjunctive
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The recent past
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The homophones # Part 2
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From 75 to 100
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The adjectives with 3 forms
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The prefix and the verbs #TENIR
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The verbs ending with OIR from the third group
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Expression of the opposition # Followed by the Subjunctive
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The near future
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How to use Parce que
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Asking questions and the language registers
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The adjective used as a name
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The adjective used as an adverb
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The homophones # Part 3
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The negative form with ne... ni... ni...
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The prefix and the verbs #VENIR
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The homophones # Part 4
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How to complete and adjective = With a preposition and a noun or an infinitif
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The negative form with the reflexive verbs
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The adjectives with que
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The verbs that ignore the imperative form
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The adjectives with a preposition and an infinitive
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The verb faire
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The adjectives to describe a person
French expressions with ÊTRE
