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Être and avoir in everyday sentences
Learn the present conjugation of être and avoir for identity, location, possession, age, and sensations.
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French grammar foundations
French everyday conversation
French everyday grammar
- French adjective agreement and position
- French possessives: whose thing is it?
- French partitives and quantities
- French prepositions for places and directions
- French Comparatives and Superlatives: Plus, Aussi and Meilleur
- French Direct Object Pronouns: Le, La, Les and Placement
- French Indirect Object Pronouns: Lui, Leur and Recipients
- French Y and En: Places, Ideas and Quantities
- French Relative Pronouns: Qui, Que and Clear Descriptions
French the past and future plans
- French plans with aller and an infinitive
- French passé composé with avoir
- French passé composé with être
- French reflexive verbs for daily routines
- French Imparfait: Past Habits, Descriptions and Forms
- French Passé Composé vs Imparfait in a Short Story
- French Simple Future: Forms, Predictions and Time Clauses
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