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In a passive sentence, the thing receiving the action is the subject of the sentence and thing doing the action can be included at the end of the sentence. To form the passive, we use the verb 'être' followe...

‘Qui’ and ‘que’ are both relative pronouns. At first it can be hard to know which one to use in a sentence. However, it is simply a case of learning the rules. You will be able to use them in no time! ‘Qui’ ...

This rule might seem tricky at first. However, it is actually quite easy to follow after a bit of practice. Generally speaking, avoir is the main verb used to form the past tense. This is really similar to e...

General rule: The adjective agrees with the noun that it describes in gender and number: Example: 1. La verte valet 2. Les vertes valets 3. Le pret vert 4. Les verts prets So, if the noun is plural and femal...

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 boat)'à' is commonly used as a prepo...