Subject Pronouns & Verbs Être and Avoir
Learn je, tu, il, elle, on, nous, vous, ils, elles with present tense conjugations and everyday expressions of être and avoir.
Select any French A1 topic below to read the grammar explanation with examples, then complete the interactive practice exercises with instant answer checking.
Learn je, tu, il, elle, on, nous, vous, ils, elles with present tense conjugations and everyday expressions of être and avoir.
Master when to use le, la, l', les, un, une, des, and partitive articles du, de la, de l' with food and everyday nouns.
Rules and examples for masculine/feminine noun endings, plural forms (-s, -x), and adjective placement and agreement.
Conjugate high-frequency -er verbs (parler, habiter, travailler, aimer, étudier) plus spelling-change verbs in -ger and -cer.
Build negative sentences in French and master the article change rule (un/une/du/de la becoming de or d' after negation).
Form questions using est-ce que, subject-verb inversion, question words (où, quand, comment, combien), and quel/quelle/quels/quelles.
Conjugation rules and practice exercises for -ir verbs (finir, choisir, réussir) and -re verbs (attendre, vendre, répondre).
Choose accurately between mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, votre, leur and ce, cet, cette, ces.
Master the four essential irregular verbs in French along with expressions using faire du/de la and prendre.
Learn when to use à, en, au, aux, du, de la, des with cities, countries, modes of transport, and spatial prepositions.
Practice numbers 1–1000, official 24-hour clock times, days, dates, and weather expressions with per-question audio clips.
Express ability, polite requests, obligation, and skills using pouvoir, vouloir, devoir, and savoir + infinitive with audio practice.
Master reflexive pronouns (me, te, se, nous, vous) with daily routine verbs like se réveiller, se lever, s'habiller, and se coucher.
Use pronoms toniques after prepositions (avec moi, chez lui, pour eux), for emphasis, and in short comparisons.
Practice beaucoup de, trop de, assez de, peu de (without articles) and frequency adverbs (toujours, souvent, parfois, rarement).
Give polite instructions, advice, and street directions using tu, nous, and vous imperative forms and audio direction drills.
Talk about upcoming plans (aller + infinitive) and actions just completed (venir de + infinitive) in spoken and written French.
Form the past tense with avoir across regular (-é, -i, -u) and core irregular past participles (fait, pris, vu, eu, été, mis).
Master movement and reflexive verbs conjugated with être in the past tense and apply gender/number past participle agreement.
Test your overall French A1 readiness with practical short texts, announcements, grammar synthesis, and audio comprehension clips.