French Lessons Grammar

Hello, this lesson is intended as a supplement to the video (French 4) on the formation of masculine and feminine forms for professions and emotions. Here, I specifically address adjectives. Don't forget to subscribe, and if you're feeling generous, you can buy me a coffee. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FrenchLessonsGrammar

Hello, I've decided to include this lesson on the plural formation of adjectives and nouns as a complement to the lessons on constructing the masculine and feminine forms because I believe these concepts should be learned together. Don't forget to subscribe and visit my website to support my work with a donation in the form of a coffee. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FrenchLessonsGrammar

This video complements lessons 7, 8, and 9 on verb agreement in the present indicative. I present to you a list of regular verbs ending in -ER, a list of regular verbs ending in -IR, as well as a list of irregular verbs. These lists will help you practice conjugation and better assimilate the peculiarities of each category. Don't forget to subscribe for more similar content. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FrenchLessonsGrammar

Hello, in this lesson, I introduce demonstrative determiners. Don't forget to like and subscribe to my channel.

Hello, in this lesson, I present possessive determiners. Thank you for subscribing or offering me a coffee.

In this video, I've grouped irregular verbs with similar conjugations. With a few verbs that resemble each other, the agreement of irregular verbs becomes a bit easier. Subscribe, and if you feel generous, buy me a coffee. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FrenchLessonsGrammar

Hello, as I mentioned in my previous videos, I provide additional information to the videos already available. In this video, I revisit my explanation of regular verbs ending in -ER. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel, and if what I do brings benefits to your life, you can support me by buying me a coffee. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FrenchLessonsGrammar

For this second video on the conjugation of regular verbs, I revisit my explanation regarding verbs ending in -IR. Don't forget to subscribe https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FrenchLessonsGrammar

In this lesson, I revisit my explanation on irregular verbs. There's no magic solution to write them correctly. You have to learn them, but you can focus on the pronoun 'I' and learn the conjugation for the first three subject pronouns (I, you, he). In another video, I'll explore solutions to make the agreements of irregular verbs in the present indicative easier. Subscribe and visit my link to support my project by buying me a coffee if you wish. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FrenchLessonsGrammar

Hello, I am a French language teacher. My job involves a social integration aspect along with its grammar component. That's why I strive to make my grammar explanations simpler and more tailored to everyday life. I also create dialogues for common situations. English is not my first language, but I'm working on improving. I hope you will appreciate my lessons. Also, feel free to use my videos to help you fall asleep. This video complements my first video on basic sentences.

I made a dialogue to talk about food allergies or food intolerances to the waiter.

I made a dialogue between a patient and his doctor.

I made a dialogue about how to order a coffee in french.

I made a dialogue about how to explain your flu symptoms to the pharmacist and ask for information on medications.

I made a dialogue about how to order a sandwich at the counter of a fast food restaurant.

I explain the difference between two verbs that both mean to know.

I explain the use of some conjunctions with or without commas. I use the example of (being late) which is normally written as an insult in english, but it doesn't have that meaning in french.

I'm starting something new. I will also do dialogues on general themes in french. I hope you enjoy it. If you have any comments, please feel free to write to me. I was thinking about creating my dialogues at the same time as I present them.

In this video, I explain the place of pronoun complements with the imperative mode (to give an order).

In this video, I talk about the use of (tout, tous, toutes, tous). This word can be a noun, a pronoun, a determiner and an adverb in the sense of totally or completely.

Here are a few more rules about the (passé composé).

How to conjugate the present subjunctive in french

How to conjugate the past tense (passé composé) in french.

How to use relative pronouns in french.

How to write color adjectives in French.