Duration of the online course: 11 hours and 45 minutes
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Build confident French with a free grammar course: verbs, articles, pronouns, negatives and questions—clear lessons plus practice to boost speaking and writing.
In this free course, learn about
Conjugate and use the verb être in the present tense
Form negatives with ne...pas, incl. elision before vowels (n')
Use French subject pronouns (je, tu, il/elle/on, nous, vous, ils/elles)
Choose correct definite articles (le, la, l', les) and their uses
Conjugate regular -er verbs in present; know meanings like visiter = to visit
Use indefinite articles (un, une, des) and distinguish what is NOT one
Use possessive adjectives for 'my' by gender/number (mon, ma, mes)
Ask questions with 'how' and translate it (comment)
Recognize French vowel sounds, incl. common pronunciations of the letter E
Use demonstrative adjectives (ce, cet, cette, ces) to point out nouns
Conjugate and use aller and avoir in the present tense
Use contracted articles (à + le = au; à + les = aux, etc.)
Use interrogative pronouns (qui, que/qu', quoi, lequel, etc.)
Use pronominal verbs with reflexive pronouns (se...) in French
About the free online course
Strong grammar is what turns scattered French words into clear, confident communication. This free online course helps you understand how the language is built so you can speak, write, and read with fewer doubts and far more accuracy. Instead of memorizing random phrases, you will learn the patterns that make sentences work, giving you a foundation you can reuse in everyday conversations, travel situations, studies, or professional goals.
You will start by mastering essential building blocks that appear constantly in real French: core verbs used to describe who you are, what you have, where you go, and what you do. From there, you will learn how French sentences are structured, how subject pronouns guide conjugation, and how to form negative statements naturally, including cases where sound changes occur before vowels. As your confidence grows, you will learn how to choose the right articles for the meaning you want, including forms that change with gender and number, contracted forms used after common prepositions, and partitive forms for talking about quantities and uncountable things.
The course also supports you in making your French more precise and expressive. You will work with possessive and demonstrative adjectives to show ownership and point to people or objects clearly, and you will learn how adjectives behave in French compared to English, including how colors function. You will also improve your ability to ask for information by forming questions using useful interrogative words and pronouns, making it easier to handle practical interactions and understand what others are asking you.
To make learning stick, the lessons are reinforced with targeted exercises that check understanding and help you correct typical beginner mistakes. By the end, you should be able to produce cleaner sentences, recognize common grammatical signals while reading or listening, and feel ready to move on to broader vocabulary and conversation practice with a much stronger base.
Course content
Video class: Learn French - Le verbe être (The Verb être) Grammar | By Suchita04m
Video class: Learn French - La négation (How to make negative sentences) Grammar | By Suchita06m
Exercise: How do you negate a sentence in French with a verb starting with a vowel?
Video class: Learn French - Les pronoms sujets (The subject pronouns) Grammar | By Suchita03m
Video class: French Grammar | Les articles définis (Definite articles) | By Suchita15m
Exercise: How many different ways of saying 'the' (definite articles) are there in French, as opposed to just one in English?
Video class: Learn French - Commonly Used 'ER' Verbs Grammar | By Suchita04m
Exercise: What does the French verb 'Visiter' mean?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Les verbes -er (The -er verbs) (Present Tense) | By Suchita16m
Video class: French Grammar | Les articles indéfinis (Indefinite articles) | By Suchita13m
Exercise: Which of the following is NOT an indefinite article in French?
Video class: French Grammar | Les adjectifs possessifs (Possessive adjectives) (1/3) | By Suchita20m
Exercise: How do you express 'my' in French for different genders and numbers?
Video class: Learn French - Asking Question By 'HOW' | By Suchita04m
Exercise: How is 'How' translated in French?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Les voyelles (The vowels) | By Suchita07m
Exercise: In French, how is the letter 'E' pronounced, as explained in the text?
Video class: French Grammar | Les adjectifs démonstratifs (Demonstrative adjectives) | By Suchita14m
Exercise: What is a demonstrative adjective used for in French?
Video class: French Grammar | Le verbe aller (to go) Present Tense | By Suchita11m
Video class: French Grammar | Les articles contractés (Contracted articles) (Part 1/3)14m
Exercise: In French, what are the contracted articles formed from the preposition 'à' when combined with the definite article 'le'?
Video class: Learn French - Les pronoms interrogatifs (The interrogative pronouns) By Suchita08m
Video class: French Grammar | Group 1 Regular French ER Verbs (Present Tense) | By Suchita13m
Video class: French Grammar | Les verbes pronominaux (Pronominal verbs) (Part 1/2) | By Suchita14m
Exercise: Which of the following is a characteristic of pronominal verbs in French?
Video class: French Grammar | Les couleurs (The colours) Part 1/2 | By Suchita14m
Exercise: How are colors treated as adjectives in French compared to English?
Video class: Learn French - Le verbe avoir (Verb avoir)03m
Video class: French Grammar | Les articles partitifs (The partitive articles) | By Suchita13m
Exercise: Which article in French is used for expressing a quantity that cannot be precisely measured, specifically when talking about masculine singular objects?
Video class: French Grammar | Les verbes -IR (-IR verbs) | 2nd group | Present Tense | By Suchita19m
Exercise: What is the general rule for conjugating regular French IR verbs in the present tense?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Les prépositions des lieux (The prepositions of places) Part 1/209m
Video class: French Grammar | Les adjectifs interrogatifs (Interrogative adjectives) | By Suchita15m
Exercise: What determines which interrogative adjective (quel, quelle, quels, quelles) to use in French?
Video class: Les pays et les nationalités (Countries and nationalities) (Part 1/2) | By Suchita13m
Video class: Learn French Grammar | Practise your definite articles | By Suchita10m
Video class: French Grammar | Pluriel des noms (Plural of nouns) | (Part 1/2) | By Suchita12m
Exercise: What is the general rule for forming the plural of most nouns in French?
Video class: French Grammar | Les articles contractés (Contracted articles) (Part 2/3)12m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Le verbe vouloir (To Want) | By Suchita09m
Video class: French Grammar | Les conjonctions (Conjunctions) (Part 1/2) | By Suchita10m
Exercise: In French, what is the conjunction used to express opposition or contradiction between two clauses that typically begins with the vowel 'a'?
Video class: Les expressions avec avoir (Expressions with avoir) | By Suchita11m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - La mise en relief (Ce qui/ Ce que) By Suchita04m
Exercise: In French grammar, how do you emphasize the subject of your affection or irritation?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - La mise en relief (Ce qui/ Ce que) By Suchita04m
Exercise: In French grammar, how do you emphasize the subject of your affection or irritation?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Passé Composé avec avoir (Past tense with avoir) By Suchita07m
Video class: Learn French Grammar | Practise your indefinite articles | By Suchita11m
Video class: French Grammar | Les adjectifs possessifs (Possessive adjectives) (3/3) | By Suchita10m
Exercise: In French, how do you say 'my rooms' when referring to multiple rooms?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Le verbe DEVOIR (Have To / Must) | By Suchita06m
Video class: French Grammar | Les articles contractés (Exceptions) (Part 3/3)16m
Video class: French Grammar | The uses of pronominal verbs (Part 2/2) | By Suchita12m
Exercise: Which verb form would you use in French to express the idea 'I call myself'?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Passé Composé avec être (Past tense with être) 1/2 By Suchita05m
Video class: Learn French Language Training Webinar II - July | By Suchita | DELF/TEF/TCF Exam Prep58m
Video class: How to say WHAT IS THIS and WHO IS THIS in French | C'est and Ce sont | By Suchita10m
Exercise: In French, how would you ask 'What are these?' when referring to non-living objects?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Passé Composé avec être (Past tense with être) 2/2 By Suchita07m
Video class: Learn French - Le verbe POUVOIR (Can/to Be Able To) | By Suchita07m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Asking 'When' Questions - Quand in French | By Suchita04m
Exercise: How do you ask 'When do you wake up in the morning?' in French?
Video class: French Grammar | Les couleurs (The colours) Part 2/2 | By Suchita16m
Video class: French Grammar | Les verbes -RE (-RE verbs) | 3rd group | Present Tense | By Suchita08m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Le conditionnel présent (The conditional present) By Suchita05m
Exercise: How is the ending of a verb in French conditional tense modified for a verb that ends in -er?
Video class: French Grammar | Pluriel des noms (Plural of nouns) | (Part 2/2) | By Suchita13m
Video class: Asking questions in French with INTONATION and EST-CE QUE | By Suchita08m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Asking Questions By 'HOW' | By Suchita04m
Exercise: Which of the following sentences appropriately asks 'How are you?' in French?
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Les verbes -er (The -er verbs) By Suchita06m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Les pronoms relatifs (Relative pronouns) 1/3 By Suchita06m
Video class: French Grammar | Les verbes -ger (-ger verbs) Present Tense | By Suchita13m
Exercise: In which group of French verbs do the G-E-R verbs fall into?
Video class: Les pays et les nationalités (Countries and nationalities) (Part 2/2) | By Suchita14m
Video class: Learn French Grammar | Le verbe connaître (to know) | Present Tense | By Suchita08m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Connaître (to know) — Present Tense | By Suchita05m
Exercise: Which of the following is the correct conjugation of the verb 'connaître' (to know) in the third person singular form?
Video class: French Grammar | Les conjonctions (Conjunctions) (Part 2/2) | By Suchita08m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Le passé récent (Recent past) | By Suchita05m
Video class: Asking questions in French with INVERSIONS (Part 2/2) | By Suchita16m
Exercise: Which of the following is an example of an interrogative sentence formed using inversion in French?
Video class: Learn French - Exprimer vos goûts (Expressing what you like/dislike) | By Suchita07m
Video class: DEPUIS or PENDANT? How to say SINCE or FOR in French? | By Suchita12m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Les pronoms relatifs composés (Relative pronouns) By Suchita04m
Exercise: What is the term for a feminine singular noun in French?
Video class: IL Y A - How to say there is or there are in French | By Suchita14m
Video class: How to conjugate the -tir verbs in French (Present tense) 3rd group irregular verbs08m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Les pronoms relatifs (Relative pronouns) 2/3 By Suchita04m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Les pronoms relatifs (Relative pronouns) 3/3 By Suchita05m
Video class: Learn French Grammar - Le plus-que-parfait (past perfect tense) | Live Skype Class06m
Video class: Difference between grâce à and à cause de in French | By Suchita01m
Exercise: In French grammar, what is the difference between 'grâce à' and 'à cause de' when they precede a noun?
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