PrepMyFrench
PrepMyFrench
Usage
Usage guides collect the French grammar rules that live as lists — which structures trigger which forms, and the fixed patterns you can apply directly in writing and speaking.
Si + présent → futur, si + imparfait → conditionnel, si + plus-que-parfait → conditionnel passé. The three French conditional patterns with examples and exam traps.
Master every French negation pattern: ne…pas, ne…plus, ne…jamais, ne…rien, ne…personne, ne…que. Rules, placement in compound tenses, and TEF/TCF exam tips.
The three ways to ask a question in French: intonation rising, est-ce que, and subject–verb inversion. Register rules, question words, and TEF/TCF exam strategy.
Master French possessive adjectives (mon, ton, son) and pronouns (le mien, le tien). Agreement rules, the mon/ma exception, and TEF/TCF exam strategy.
Master French demonstrative adjectives (ce, cet, cette, ces) and pronouns (celui, celle, ceux, celles). Agreement rules, -ci/-là suffixes, and TEF/TCF exam tips.
Master French comparatives (plus…que, moins…que, aussi…que) and superlatives (le plus, le moins, le meilleur). Irregular forms, word order, and TEF/TCF exam tips.
Master French direct object pronouns (COD: le, la, les) and indirect object pronouns (COI: lui, leur). Placement rules, double pronouns, and TEF/TCF exam strategy.
Master depuis (since/for), pendant (during/for), il y a (ago), en (in/within), and dans (in/from now). Tense pairing rules and TEF/TCF exam tips.
The complete list of French subjunctive triggers: emotions, doubt, necessity, conjunctions, and fixed expressions. Categorised by exam frequency with TEF/TCF tips.