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Ankita Tandon

This unique collection is an introduction to learning how to speak and understand French. It begins by teaching you how to introduce yourself with basic information and what conjugations are. It goes on to explain gender attachments in the language, with the help of nationalities and interrogation sentences. It then explains the rule to form negative sentences. Then come the definite and indefinite articles which again have a gender attachment. Taking forward conjugations, this part of the collection gives the conjugations of six other verbs (faire, aller, venir, vouloir, pouvoir, devoir). Further, it talks about one of the future tenses that is often utilised while speaking and lastly, disjunctive pronouns with examples. In the next part, it gives the days of the week and months of the year. And it talks about comparative and superlative forms i.e. superiority, inferiority and equality. It then describes partitive articles which are used with food & drink nouns. It goes on to talk about inversion questions used only formally. After which it deals with Prepositions & adverbs of places, verbs expressing displacement. It then reiterates the two tenses already taught (passe compose and imparfait) but talks about their usage. The final part of the collection starts by explaining what direct and indirect objects are, then going on to explain the pronouns and naming them. It also discusses the recent past, future simple, present progressive tense. The description is about the rules of formation of these tenses with examples.

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Learn To Speak And Understand French In These Introductory Lessons

Introduction To French

French Language

This lesson teaches you to introduce yourself with basic information and what conjugations are. It goes on to explain gender attachments in the language, with the help of nationalities and interrogation sentences. In the end it explains the rule to form negative sentences.

Introduction To French Grammar: Beginners

This lesson informs about the first form of verbs which is -er form and how they are conjugated in the present tense. Then come the definite and indefinite articles which again have a gender attachment. In the end is the different ways of asking questions.

Conjugations, Articles & Questions

Taking forward conjugations, this lesson gives the conjugations of six other verbs (faire, aller, venir, vouloir, pouvoir, devoir). Further it talks about one of the future tenses that is oftn utilised while speaking and lastly, disjunctive pronouns with examples.

Verb Conjugations, Future Tense & Pronouns

This lesson talks about the one of the past tenses employed in French and shows the formation of this tense with examples. In the end it gives the days of the week and months of the year.

Past Tense & Dates

 It talks about comparative and superlative forms i.e. superiority, inferiority and equality. It further describes demonstrative articles ce, cet, cette, ces. Lastly it talks about possessives in a tabular format.

Comparison, Demonstrative & Possessive Articles

This lesson first describes partitive articles which are used with food & drink nouns. It goes on to talk about inversion questions used only formally. Lastly it gives different ways in which answers are given.

Partitive Articles, Inversion Interrogation, Responding In Different Ways, Possessive Form

This lesson starts with describing conjugations of pronominal verbs which are different from the verbs we have already done.Then it talks of another tense form which is imperative (describing moods). Lastly there are expressions of quantity which are in a precise and imprecise form.

Pronominal Conjugations, Imperative Tense, Expressions For Quantity

This lesson deals with Prepositions & adverbs of places, verbs expressing displacement.

Prepositions & Adverbs Of Places, Verbs Expressing Displacement

This lesson reiterates the two tenses already taught (passe compose and imparfait), but talks about their usage. Then there are some words that link sentences together and in the end words used to express time and with which tenses they are used. There are examples for the same. 


Employing The Two Past Tenses, Linking Words & Expressing Time Duration

This lesson starts by explaining what direct and indirect objects are, then going on to explain the pronouns and naming them. In the end it describes some adverbs which are used to describe the frequency of an action with examples.


Direct/indirect Pronouns, Adverbs Of Frequency & Repetition

This lesson discusses the recent past, future simple, present progressive tense. The description is about the rules of formation of these tenses with examples.

Recent Past, Future Simple & Present Progressive

This lesson talks about the most common words that are used in French, for example, words of politeness and words of greeting.

Basic French Phrases And Words

This lesson tells about some idioms that are used quite often. The idioms are presented with examples.

Lessons

13 lessons • 1h 19m

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Introduction To French Grammar: Beginners

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Conjugations, Articles & Questions

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Verb Conjugations, Future Tense & Pronouns

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Past Tense & Dates

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Comparison, Demonstrative & Possessive Articles

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Partitive Articles, Inversion Interrogation, Responding In Different Ways, Possessive Form

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Pronominal Conjugations, Imperative Tense, Expressions For Quantity

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Prepositions & Adverbs Of Places, Verbs Expressing Displacement

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Employing The Two Past Tenses, Linking Words & Expressing Time Duration

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Direct/indirect Pronouns, Adverbs Of Frequency & Repetition

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