Lessons covering French grammar including articles, pronouns, verb tenses, negation rules and more.
👉 French grammar » Published May 10, 2020 • Updated June 11, 2026 — By French teacher David Issokson, teaching French online since 2014 Learning French noun gender rules can be challenging because every noun is either masculine or feminine. Nouns usually appear with articles such as le, la, un, or une, and while there…
Learn how to use French verbs followed by de with clear examples like “essayer de” and “parler de”. This guide covers both de + infinitive and de + noun structures.
Learn how to use French verbs followed by à with clear examples like “commencer à” and “parler à”. This guide covers both à + infinitive and à + noun structures.
Learn how to use French verbs followed directly by an infinitive with clear examples like “aimer danser” and “pouvoir venir”. This guide explains how verbs connect without à or de.
The French infinitive is the basic, unconjugated form of a verb. This guide explains its most common uses with simple rules, charts, and example sentences.