French screenshots
Screens from the French module. Every one is described in the French user guide.
Verbs
The verb, in full
Conjugation · Regularity · Reference sheet, with the non-finite forms first and every tense below, the ending the pattern predicts underlined.
Select tenses
Sixteen tenses by section or by level — the everyday ones, and the passé simple and the other literary tenses when your reading needs them.
The three groups, explained
Where the -er, -ir and third-group verbs differ, tense by tense — read it here, then drill it in the hub.
Produce the conjugation
Give the form for a verb, tense and person — type it, or pick it from a list.
The whole verb in one window
All sixteen tenses without scrolling — the passé simple and the subjonctif imparfait among them — with what departs from the group marked in red.
A real Mac app, not a stretched phone
A sidebar for the sections, the list beside it, and the detail open at the same time.
The choice drills
Être or avoir
A sentence with the auxiliary missing: est or a? The answer comes with the reason.
Passé composé or imparfait
Which tense does the sentence need — a eu or avait? The English hints at the aspect; you decide.
Indicatif or subjonctif
After à moins que: pleuve or pleut? The drill that settles the subjunctive.
Nouns and adjectives
Noun gender
Every French noun has a gender and no rule covers them all; the endings give strong tendencies and the traps are famous. Read it, then drill it.
The agreement drill
Which form of vieux goes with les jours? Gender and number, chosen against a real noun.
Which article?
Du, de la, des, or de — the article a whole sentence needs, countable or not.