Le conditionnel présent In this post, Le Conditionnel Présent, you will learn about the present conditional tense in French. For instance, le conditionnel (the conditional) can be used in French as a tense and as a mood. As a tense, le conditionnel expresses the future seen from a past point of view. As a mood,...
Les verbes pronominaux Les verbes pronominaux (Reflexive verbs) are actions that the subject is performing upon itself. They are always conjugated with a reflexive pronoun that agrees with the subject: me (myself), te (yourself), se (himself, herself, itself, themselves), nous (ourselves), and vous (yourself, yourselves). In this post you will learn and practice an extensive...
Tu or vous In French, as in some other latin based languages, the meaning of the word “you” changes depending on the person being addressed; tu or vous are used in different ways. The pronoun “You” can will be translated into “tu” for more familiar situations and “vous” for more formal situations. En English the...
Masculine or feminine nouns In this post, you will learn about masculine and feminine nouns in French and why understanding noun gender is important. In French, every noun has a gender, which affects the articles, adjectives, and sentence structure used with it. Masculine or feminine nouns – Overview & Exercises: 1. What are masculine...