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In French when we use a sentence in the Passé Composé that contains a direct object or direct object pronoun BEFORE the past participle , we must alter the ending of the past participle in accordance with th...

In French, a lot of people get confused with when to put 'é' or 'ée' at the end of either a passé composé or as an adverb: 'elle a décid é de lui dire la vérité' / 'la vérité est ce qu'elle a décid ée de lui...

It depends on what you want to say. 1) If you are expressing something that happens in the present , you must use the present tense in both clauses. For example: si j'ai faim, j'achète beaucoup de chocolat (...

The present continuous tense is used for describing ongoing events or actions that are happening now . Eg. I am going to the shops, He is playing football. For starters, the present continuous isn't used as ...

It's true that this isn't one of those grammar points that you'll cover as an essential part of A-level, but nevertheless once you get this it'll make the difference between being a student and sounding like...