Dive deep into what we call les compléments d’objet in French and objects in English, and the pronouns we use to avoid unnecessary repetition. By learning the fundamental and straightforward logic behind them, you’ll be able to choose between le and lui, en and y, toi and te, with confidence.
If you want to make sentences that flow, one way to do that is with relative pronouns. These are pronouns that allow to relate one clause to another, but the pronoun you pick depends on the verb and its object. Le chat que j’aime, takes que whereas le film dont je parle takes dont. In …
Learn how and when to use the various past tenses of everyday French, as well as handy expressions for expressing recency in natural ways. Includes: le passé composé, l’imparfait, le plus-que-parfait, and more.
Did you know le subjonctif was a mode and not a tense? That’s just the first thing you’ll learn inside this course introducing you to and diving deep into one of the trickiest parts of French. I don’t recommend you attempt it until you are comfortable with the grammar around the regular present, past, and …