French tenses

A French grammar worksheet and handout on the present tense and TV viewing habits.

Post explaining the essential French verb tenses for beginners including the present tense, passé composé, imperfect, conditional, future and the subjunctive.

French Future Tenses Poster - an educational poster that can be used to get to grips with the 4 most common French future tenses. I've been learning French for about a year and a half now and I couldn't find any posters that had the tenses displayed clearly... so I made my own! I hope this can be helpful for some of you too!

Learn the most useful irregular verb tenses to reach CEFR level A2-B1 (Intermediate). The French language counts 300 irregular verbs, and êtreis among the 100 most used irregular verbs. Need help to boost your conversational skills in French? Go to www.frencholistic.com/french-tutoring. Follow me to learn something new every week.

The present tense in French is pretty straightforward as there is a simple form to apply to verbs to get the conjugation right, but bear in mind that in French there are three groups of regular verbs: -ER, -IR, and -RE which we will explain and give some examples.

The imperfect tense in French (l’imparfait) is one of the two past tenses in French, and it is used to talk about past habits that was usual in a period of time in the past, and to describe people, things or places in the past. In this lesson, we will talk about the use and difference between the Imperfect Tense (l’mparfait) and the Passé composé, and conjugation of each verb type (-er, -ir and -re) then give some examples.

This French conjugation blueprint will give you an instant overview of how to conjugate in all common French tenses.

Learn the most useful irregular verb tenses to reach CEFR level A2-B1 (Intermediate). The French language counts 300 irregular verbs, and avoir is among the 100 most used irregular verbs. Need help to boost your conversational skills in French? Go to www.frencholistic.com/french-tutoring. Follow me to learn something new every week.

In this lesson, you will learn in which contexts you should use simple future tense in French and how to form future for regular and irregular verbs.