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Ayushi Sheth

This course will take you through more nuanced lessons like disjunctive pronouns, different types of regular and irregular verbs, adverbs of quantity and time, past tense, negatives, how to ask and tell time in French and the common mistakes people tend to make in French.

English

A Deeper Look at French: Vocabulary and Grammar - Part 2

French Language

Introduction To French

Overview of the Course

Watch this lesson and learn 50 new French words that you can use in everyday life.

50 French Words

After learning about the different verbs, this lesson teaches about how to form past tense in French and how is it different from English. Conjugation of the verb while using past tense is the main focus.

Past Tense

How do we form adverbs in French? How are adverbs used in sentences? Are there any differences in usage of adverbs? These are the topics that this lesson aims to clarify.

Adverbs

The French language also has verbs that end with - ir and they follow the different rules of conjugation. This lesson will introduce you to -ir verbs and how to use them.

Verbs Ending With - ir

Disjunctive pronouns in French have their own form. Watch this lesson to learn when to use them and how they are spelled and pronounced. It will help you form better and complex sentences.

Disjunctive Pronouns

Adverbs of quantity, time, place and manner tell us how much of something or when or where or how something is happening. Have a look at some popular French adverbs and add more value to your sentences.

Adverbs of Quantity, Time and Place

In this lesson, we will learn the negative words in French.

Negatives

Taller, tallest - these are comparative and superlative forms of 'tall'. In French, the way of forming comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs is different than in English. This lesson will enable you to form more coherent sentences.

Comparative and Superlative Sentences

Here are some regular and irregular verbs that end with -re. Learn how to conjugate them in present tense and past tense, and also how to form sentences with these -re verbs

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 31m

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Overview of the Course

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50 French Words

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Past Tense

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Adverbs

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Verbs Ending With - ir

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Disjunctive Pronouns

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Adverbs of Quantity, Time and Place

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Negatives

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Comparative and Superlative Sentences

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-re Verbs