Fundamentals of French Verbs

• Memorize hundreds of everyday verbs
• Master the real pronunciation of ER verbs and their glidings with the subject pronouns
• Understand when French people use these verbs - French verbs don't sound at all like they are written!!
• Understand reflexive verbs, know when to use the "se" form or not
• Gain speed and confidence when speaking

Conjugation lessons rarely focus on the pronunciation

French classes usually fly over the fundamentals of French, they explain the logic, but don't give you the essential spoken practice.

French verbs don't sound like they are written!

Learn today's modern pronunciation of verbs, not the one from the 1800s. This audio lesson comes with a lot of repeat after me exercises: you will train with an extensive list of common ER verbs, and acquire reflexes to say the correct verb form, and do the modern glidings with the pronouns.

Confused by the reflexive form?

Many French verbs have a reflexive form: s'appeler, se lever... this lesson will explain when and how you should use this form and train you on the correct glided pronunciation.

Even advanced students make mistakes

If you are a beginner student, this lesson is a must for you. But even advanced students can benefit from it - especially the glided pronunciation and reflexive verbs chapters.

Table of Content for "French Verb Fundamentals Masterclass"

1) Introduction

2) Subject Pronouns

1. Singular
   1. Je
   2. Tu
   3. Il
   4. Elle
   5. On
2. Plural
   1. Nous
   2. Vous
   3. Ils
   4. Elles
3. Exercise: Determine the correct subject pronoun

3) Present Indicative of regular ER verbs starting with a consonant

1. Use and pronunciation
2. French verbs don't sound like they are written
3. French verb groups
4. Finding the stem of a regular Er verb
5. To Sum up
6. Exercises
7. List of er verbs starting with a consonant
   1. B to F
   2. G to P
   3. Q to Z
8. Written form, tips on how to memorize the verbs, and exercises
9. Verbs in Ger and Cer.....
10. How to memorize the written forms of the verb?
11. Exercises

4) Indicative Present of regular ER verbs, starting with a vowel and an h - pronunciation

1. French verbs don't sound like they are written
2. Je and elision
3. Il and Elle singular and their gliding
4. On makes a liaison in N
5. Nous, Vous, Ils and Elles plural
6. List of er verbs starting with a vowel

5) Les Verbes pronominaux - Reflexive verbs

1. Construction
2. When do you use the reflexive form?
3. List of verbs when one does the action to oneself
4. List of verbs that describe actions done to each other
5. List of idiomatic expressions
6. Grammar notes