Gender of Nouns Singular and Plural Forms of Nouns

The Partitive Article

Introduction to Adjectival Agreement Special Patterns of Adjectival Agreement Irregular Adjectival Agreement Position of Adjectives Comparative Adjectives Superlative Adjectives

Demonstrative Adjectives Indefinite Adjectives (Chaque, Quelque) Indefinite Adjectives (Tout) Possessive Interrogative Adjectives (Quel)

Prepositions (à, au, à l', à la, aux) Compound Prepositions (à côté de; près de; en face de, à cause de; au lieu de)

Formation Comparative and Superlative Interrogative Adverbs Intensifiers

Lorsque and Quand

Subject Pronouns Direct & Indirect Objects - What are they? Direct Object Pronouns Direct Object Pronouns - Position and Agreement Indirect Object Pronouns Possessive Pronouns (H)

Relative Pronouns (qui, que) Relative Pronouns (dont) (H) Disjunctive/Emphatic (Stressed) Pronouns Demonstrative Pronouns (Ça, Cela) Demonstrative Pronouns (Celui, Celle, Ceux, Celles) (H) Indefinite Pronouns (Quelqu'un, Quelque chose) Interrogative Pronouns Use of y and en

Conjugating Verbs Negative Forms of Verbs Other Negatives Modes of Address: Tu and Vous Using the Infinitive Using the Infinitive with a Preposition Using the Infinitive (H) Modal Verbs Impersonal Verbs

Present Indicative -er Present Indicative -ir and -re Present Indicative - Spelling Changes Present Indicative - Common Irregulars (avoir, etre, aller, faire) Present Indicative - Other Irregulars Part 1 Present Indicative - Other Irregulars Part 2 Present Indicative Reflexives

The Near Future / Immediate Future The Simple Future Conditional

Perfect Regular (Passé Composé) with Avoir Perfect Regular (Passé Composé) with Avoir: Irregular Past Participles Perfect Regular (Passé Composé) with Être Perfect Regular (Passé Composé) with Reflexives Imperfect Indicative Perfect v Imperfect Pluperfect Perfect Infinitive

Present Participle Imperative Using Si in Complex Sentences Passive Voice - Present Tense The Passive Voice - Perfect, Imperfect, Future Saying "For" and "Since"

When to Use Subjunctive Present Subjunctive - Regular Verbs Present Subjunctive - Irregular Verbs