Grammar Library

French Grammar

The only grammar library that shows both sides of the language: the textbook rules you learn in class and the real-world French native speakers actually use. Every example is an unscripted clip from a real native speaker — never invented.

French Verbs in Context

Real French speakers lean on verb patterns that often feel subtler in textbooks than they do in conversation — especially the reflexive.

· Reflexive Verbs

French Past Tenses

French uses two main past tenses in everyday speech — passé composé for completed events, imparfait for description and background. Hearing them together in context is how the contrast starts to feel natural.

· Imparfait

French Subjunctive

The subjunctive is one of the most distinctively French areas of grammar — triggered by specific verbs and conjunctions, and much more common in real speech than learners expect.

· Subjonctif Présent