Author: BonjourBistroFrench
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Table with all verb tenses in French
All verb tenses in the French language, with an explanation of what they mean and an example of how it’s used.
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Moods in French verb conjugation
This article outlines what a mood is in French verb conjugation and how to use the different moods in daily speech
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What does Qu’est-ce que mean?
This article explains the meaning of the French phrase Qu’est-ce que and how to use it in daily speech
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Country names in French
This guide outlines the names for different countries in French and explains how to use them in daily life
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Which verbs take être as auxiliary
Thir articles explains when and how the French verb être (to be) is used as an auxiliary verb in French sentences
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How to use French expression Il y a
This article explains how to use the French phrase il y a, which means “there is” or “there are”, but has lots of uses and functions
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The imperative in French
This article outlines how to use the imperative in French, a mood that is used to give commands and instructions to others
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What is the indicatif or indicative mood in French
This article explains what the ndicatif, or indicative mood, is in French and which verb tenses belong to this mood
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The plus-que-parfait du subjonctif (pluperfect subjunctive) in French
So you know the subjunctive and you know the plus-que-parfait. Here we combine it in the plus-que-parfait du subjonctif (pluperfect subjunctive).
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The l’imparfait du subjonctif (imperfect subjunctive) in French
The imperfect subjunctive, or in French l’imparfait du subjonctif, is a verb mood used to express uncertainty, desire and wishes in the past. It’s not used that much, but it can be good to learn.