Basic French

Learn the present tense of the verb avoir.

Here you will learn how to describe your family in French.

This lesson is about common greetings and leave-taking phrases in French. We will cover how to say hello, goodbye, and other common expressions used in everyday interactions.

This lesson covers the negative form in French: Je ne suis pas. Tu n'es pas. Vous n'êtes pas. Il/Elle n'est pas. On n'est pas. Nous ne sommes pas. Ils/Elles ne

This lesson teaches how to form the negative of the verb "avoir" (to have) in French with "ne...pas" and provides example sentences.

This lesson is about the indefinite article in French. The indefinite article is used to indicate that a noun is nonspecific or unknown. 

In French, every noun is either masculine or feminine, and it's important to know the gender of a noun in order to use the correct articles, adjectives, and other modifiers

This lesson teaches how to use "Je voudrais" to make polite requests in French with un, une, or des for quantity and gender.

This lesson covers the verb "aller" (to go) in French, its present tense conjugation, and using it with the preposition "à" for destinations.

This lesson teaches how to use "je vais" in French to express destinations or purposes for going somewhere.

This lesson is about the prepositions used to talk about a location in French.

This lesson teaches the present tense conjugations of the verb "faire" and provides example sentences using the verb in the first person.

This lesson focuses on talking about the weather in French using the verb "faire" and various weather-related expressions.

This lesson teaches the use of the verb "faire" in French to express daily actions and various activities.

This lesson is about learning numbers in French. We cover numbers from one to thirty-one, as well as multiples of ten up to one hundred. 

This lesson is about asking and telling the time in French using both the 12-hour and 24-hour clock systems.

This lesson teaches how to form questions using intonation in French, providing examples like "Tu habites à Paris?" and "Tu parles français?".

This lesson covers three types of closed questions in French: standard (Est-ce que...?), oral questions with rising intonation, and elegant questions with verb-subject inversion.

This lesson is about forming "Est-ce que...?" questions in French, a common type of yes-or-no question used in spoken French.

This lesson is about how to say phone numbers in French. We focus on pronouncing each digit separately and understanding how to say numbers like 70, 80, and 90 in

This lesson is about discussing prices in French. You will learn essential phrases to ask about costs, negotiate, and express affordability in various situations.

This lesson covers basic French verbs in the present tense.