Complete French Grammar (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)
This course is designed for those interested to learn the French language.
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This is a French video grammar series with over 180 videos that cover all French grammar points with video lessons from zero knowledge to fluency. It is a comprehensive grammar program with videos for every French grammar point.
This course will cover:
- Basic conversational words
- Time telling
- Numbers
- Nouns, articles, demonstratives and gender
- Adjectives
- Pronouns
- Possession
- Adverbs
- Asking questions
- Important prepositions
- Verb negation
- … and so much more
The videos are sliced into specific, comprehensive parts where you can have an in-depth understanding of the words and phrases being discussed.
Requirements for this course:
- There is no requirement for prior knowledge of the French language.
Who is the target audience?
- This course is for you if you are interested in learning how to comprehend, read, and speak French.
- Open for beginners
Our Promise to You
By the end of this course, you will have learned conversational French.
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Course Curriculum
Course Sections
Section 1 - Basic Conversation
Oui, Non, Si
Talking About Professions And Jobs
Bonjour, ça va, au revoir
Ça va? Je suis content, triste, etc.
Ça va? J’ai faim, soif, etc.
S’il vous plait, merci, de rien
Apologies, Sorry, Excuse Me
Agreement, And ‘tu as raison’
Avoir envie de / besoin de
Être en train de
Ordering In A Shop Or Restaurant
Section 2 - Time
Months Of The Year
Days Of The Week
Seasons
Units Of Time
Telling Time
Midi, minuit
Aujourd’hui, hier, etc.
Telling Years And Date
‘In’ for Periods of Time
Le + Days Of The Week: Recurrent Events
Section 3 - Numbers
Numbers 0-10
Numbers 11-20
Numbers 10, 20-100
Numbers 21-99
Numbers 100, 1000 To Billion
Examples: Complex Number
Section 4 - Nouns, Articles, Demonstratives And Gender
Indefinite Articles
Definite Articles: General
Definite Articles Before Vowels
Use Of Definite Articles
Le partitif
Le partitif In The Negative: ‘de’
Le partitif Before Adjectives
This And That: ce, cet, cette, ces
Examples: ce, cette, etc.
Celui, celles, celle, ceux
Examples: celui, celle, etc.
Article + Adjective as Demonstrative Pronouns
Section 5 - Adjectives
Adjectives And Word Order
Être And Adjectives
Adjectives That Change Meaning Before Or After The Noun
Section 6 - Pronouns
Subject Pronouns
Disjunctive Pronouns
Direct Object Pronouns
Examples: Direct Object Pronouns
Indirect Object Pronouns
Examples: Indirect Object Pronouns
Reflexive Pronouns
Examples: Reflexive Pronouns
‘En’ for le partitif
‘En’ For Numbers And Quantities
‘Il y en a’
‘En’ For ‘from’ With Places
Y for Prepositional Phrases
Section 7 - Possession
Singular Possessive Adjectives: mon, ton, etc.
Examples: Singular Possessive Adjectives
Plural Possessive Adjectives: mes, tes, etc.
Examples: Plural Possessive Adjectives
Possessive Pronouns: le mien, le tien, etc.
Possession with ‘de’
Examples: Possession With ‘de’
Section 8 - Adverbs
Forming Adverbs With –ment
Adverb Examples
Adverbs For Quantity
Section 9 - Asking Question
Inversion Questions
Inversion Questions With 3rd Person
Est-ce que
Qui
Où
Quand
Que
Comment
Pourquoi
Combien
Which: Quel, quelle, quells, quelles
Examples: quel, quelle, etc.
Section 10 - Important Prepositions
Compound Prepositions: au, à la à l’, aux
Compound Prepositions: du, de la, de l’, des
À, de for Cities
En, au, aux for ‘to/in’ Countries
De, du, des for ‘from’ Countries
Depuis
Section 11 - Le Temps Présent
-er verb conjugation: parler
-ir verb confugation: ouvrir
-ir verb conjugation: reussir
-re verb conjugation: vendre
Irregular Verb Conjugation: Être
Irregular Verb Conjugation: Avoir
Irregular Verb Conjugation: Aller
Irregular Verb Conjugation: Faire
Present in English vs French
2nd Verb Infinitives
‘Il y a’ for ‘there is/are’
The Passive Voice
‘Faire’ for make/have someone do something
Negative Infinitives
Section 12 - Verb Negation
Basic Negation: Ne … pas
Ne … jamais
Ne … rien
Ne … personne
Ne … aucun
Ne … plus
Ne … que
Order Of Negative Words
Order For Negative Words As Subjects
Section 13 - L’impératif
Forming l’impératif
Simple Examples For The Imperative
Imperative with Object Pronouns
Imperative With Reflexive Verbs
Order Of Imperative Pronouns
Negative Imperative
Negative Imperative With Pronouns
Negative Imperative With Reflexive Verbs
Section 14 - Le Passé Récent
Venir + de + inf
Section 15 - Le Futur Proche
Aller + inf
Section 16 - Passé Composé
Passé composé
Participe passé: -er -> -é
Participe passé: -ir -> -i
Participe passé: -re -> -u
Participe passé review: -é, -i, -u
Examples: passé composé
Être + p.p. for passé composé
Examples of Être + p.p. and DR MRS VAN DER TRAMP
Passé composé with Direct Object Pronouns
Passe composé with Indirect Object Pronouns
Negation for passé composé: ne … pas/rien
2nd Verb Infinitives with passé compose
2nd Verb Infinitives with Negation and Direct Objects Pronouns
Section 17 - Reflexive Verbs
Passé composé for Reflexive Verbs
Agreement Of p.p. With Reflexive Verbs
Reflexive Verbs For Possession
Idiomatic Reflexive Verbs
Reflexive Verbs For Talking In General
Section 18 - L’imparfait
Forming The Imparfait
Imparfait For Describing The Past
Imparfait For Putting Ourselves In The Moment
Imparfait For Habitual Events In The Past
Imparfait For Interrupted Actions
Imparfait For ‘Was Going To Do’
Imparfait For Verbs Of State
Imparfait Review
Section 19 - Le Future And Le Conditionnel
Bases for le futur and le conditionnel
Forming The Future Tense
Examples: le futur
Forming le conditionnel
Si… conditionnel + imparfait
Section 20 - Le Plus Que Parfait
Le plus que parfait
Examples: le plus que parfait
Section 21 - Le Conditionnel Passé
Le conditionnel passé
Si… plus que parfait + conditionnel passé
Would, Could, Should
Section 22 - Le Future Antérieur
Le futur antérieur
Examples of le future anterieur
Timeline of the Different Future Tenses
Section 23 - Comparison And Superlatives
Comparisons
Examples Of Comparisons Of Quantity
Examples Of Comparisons With Adjectives/Adverbs
Superlatives
Examples Of Superlatives With Adjectives
Special Comparisons: meilleur, mieux, moindre, pire, mieux, pis
Examples with meilleur, pire, moindre, mieux, pis
Section 24 - Relative Clauses
Qui, à qui, de qui
Que
Dont
Quoi, à quoi, de quoi
Où, d’où
Ce qui
Ce que
Ce dont
Forms of lequel, auxquels, des quelles, etc.
Examples for lequel
Section 25 - Le Subjonctif
Formation of le subjonctif
2 More Examples of Forming le subjonctif
Passé du subjonctif Formation
Subjunctive With Emotions
Subjunctive With Wants Or Restrictions
Subjunctive With Possibility Or Necessity
Subjunctive With Doubt
Subjunctive With Some Prepositions
Subjunctive With Uncertain Existence
Subjunctive With Superlative Opinions
Subjunctive With Impersonal Judgements
Review: Subjunctive
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Very detailed explanations, easy to understand with examples and serves the purpose of a quick re-cap on French Grammar! Highly recommended!! :):)
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