Directly transitive verbs take the auxiliary “avoir”

Directly transitive verbs without objects

Directly transitive verbs

Intransitive verbs and auxiliary “être”

Intransitive verbs and auxiliary « avoir »

Intransitive Verb constructions

Relations between verbs and their complements

Conjugation group 3 — verbs with infinitives which end in —re

Conjugation group 3

Conjugation group 2 — verbs whose infinitive ends in —ir

Conjugation group 1 — verbs whose infinitive ends in —er

The irregular verb être

The irregular verb avoir

Verbs whose stems end in c— or g—

Forms of créer, nier, scier, rire, etc

Changes in the stem form of some —er conjugation verbs

Easy way of generating the imperative mood

Easy way of generating the imperfect subjunctive

Easy way of generating the present subjunctive

Easy way of generating the Future and Conditional

Easy way of generating the simple past

Easy way of generating the imperfect tense

Easy way of generating the present tense

Verb forms — Conjugations

Verb forms — Introduction

Subject verb agreement when subject quantifiers are present

Quantifiers — tout and chaque

Quantifiers and personal pronouns

« de » or « du », « de la », « des » after quantifiers

Direct object quantifiers and « en »