Grammar
Verb tenses, pronouns, and the agreement rules that show up in nearly every sentence you write in French.
French Verb Conjugator
Conjugate any verb in every tense and mood — put each rule below to use immediately.
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French GrammarFrench -ER, -IR, and -RE Verbs: Complete Conjugation Guide for Beginners
French verbs are grouped by their infinitive ending: -ER, -IR, or -RE. Learn the present-tense pattern for each group and you can produce thousands of French verb forms correctly.
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French GrammarThe French Subjunctive Explained: When You Actually Need It (DELF B2 / DALF C1)
The French subjunctive is governed by a single principle: specific trigger phrases require it automatically. Learn those triggers and the key irregular forms for DELF B2 and DALF C1.
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French GrammarC'est vs Il Est: The One Rule French Learners Always Get Wrong
C'est and il est follow one simple rule: c'est precedes a noun with an article; il est precedes an adjective or a bare noun. Here is how to apply it every time.
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French GrammarHow to Conjugate Être and Avoir (And Why Every French Tense Depends on Them)
Être and avoir are the two most important French verbs. They form every compound tense in the language and appear in dozens of fixed expressions. Here is everything you need to know.
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French GrammarPassé Composé vs Imparfait: How to Choose Every Time
Passé composé and imparfait are both French past tenses, but they do completely different jobs. Once you understand that single distinction, 90% of the choices become automatic.
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French Grammar5 Common French Writing Mistakes (And How to Fix Them)
Five predictable errors appear in most French writing at B1–C1 level. Once you recognise the pattern in your own writing, each one becomes straightforward to fix.
