French Object Pronouns: Le, Lui, Leur and Word Order
Understand direct and indirect French object pronouns, double-pronoun order and commands. Compare examples with translations and audio.
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French Si Clauses: Conditions, Hypotheses and Regrets
Learn the tense patterns in French si clauses. Compare real possibilities, imagined situations and past regrets with examples and a quiz.
French Reported Speech: Tenses, Pronouns and Time
Report speech in French while keeping the speaker and time clear. Compare tense shifts, indirect questions and requests with audio examples.
French Emphasis: C’est, Ce Qui and Ce Que
Use French emphasis to highlight the right information. Compare c’est, ce qui and ce que, detached topics and meaning changes with examples.
French Articles: Le, La, Les, Un, Une and Des
Choose definite and indefinite articles in French. Learn gender, plurals and noun phrases through translated examples, audio and practice.
Du, De La, Des or De? French Quantities Explained
Choose French partitive articles and de after quantities or negatives. Compare everyday food examples, exceptions and a practice quiz.
French Prepositions of Place: À, En, Au and Chez
Choose French prepositions for cities, countries and people’s homes. Compare à, en, au, chez and return journeys with examples and audio.
Y and En in French: Meaning, Position and Examples
Learn what French y and en replace, where they go and when to keep a quantity. Compare places, complements and commands with audio examples.
Dont vs Lequel: French Relative Pronouns Explained
Choose dont, lequel, qui or que by rebuilding the original sentence. Compare prepositions, possession and common errors with examples.
Bien Que vs Même Si: Concession in French
Compare bien que, même si, pourtant and certes… mais. Learn mood choices and how to qualify an argument without changing its meaning.
