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French is a hard language. But here is a helpful way of learning the difference between à and a.'a' is a conjugated form of the verb 'avoir' e.g. il a un bateau (He has a...
The answer is the preceding direct object.
Take the sentence the boy ate the apple.
Here we have a subject (the boy), followed by the verb (ate) and then the object (the apple...
The conditional perfect tense should be used in a "si" clause when there is no possibility for the event to happen. It must also be used with the pluperfect tense. For example: If I had know...
The passé simple, or the 'past historic', is a very irregular past tense that is rarely used in spoken French. It indicates a highly literary style, and is therefore only heard in formal speeches...
Unlike the English language where one verb 'to know' is sufficient, it can be quite difficult to remember which one to use in French.
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