Category: Verbs

The passé récent in French, also known as the recent past or near past, is a verb construction used to describe an action that has just occurred or was completed in the very recent past.

In French, an infinitive verb (infinitif) is the basic form of a verb that is not conjugated to indicate tense, mood, or person. In other words, it’s the “to” form of the verb in English, like to speak, to eat and to go.

The passé simple (simple past) is one of the past tenses in French and is primarily used in formal writing

In this guide, we will explain how to use the present subjunctive in French and express for example uncertainty, desire and wishes.

The French Imperfect tense and Passé Composé are both the past tense, but what are the differences?

The Conditionnel Présent is used in French to say for example that you would like for something.

This guide explains how you can form the most used past tense in French, the Passé Composé (compound past)

In this guide we explain how you can use and conjugate the future simple in French to talk about actions that will happen in the future