Unique French Verb Conjugation Audio Drills
Master your French verb conjugation & modern French pronunciation with short & intense six minute drills in random order
French Verb Drills – Volume 1
Master Key French Verbs: Etre, Mettre, Faire and Devoir – 103 drills on the cornerstone verbs in the French language. 6 minutes a drill will build long-lasting reflexes and will dramatically improve your French level and confidence.
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A Unique French Conjugation Drill Approach
- Unique: Drills are in random order so you truly build reflexes
- Drill in the affirmative, negative, interrogative forms
- Easy to use: each drill is 6 minutes long
- 4 Included verbs in Volume 1:
- Etre (25 forms & tenses)
- Mettre (25 forms & tenses)
- Faire (25 forms & tenses)
- Devoir (25 forms & tenses)
- Why just 4 verbs?
Drills in 25 Forms & Tenses
- Présent : forme affirmative, négative & interrogative
- Imparfait : forme affirmative, négative & interrogative
- Passé Simple : forme affirmative & négative
- Passé Composé : forme affirmative, négative & interrogative
- Futur : forme affirmative, négative & interrogative
- Futur Antérieur : forme affirmative, négative & interrogative
- Plus-que-parfait : forme affirmative, négative & interrogative
- Présent Conditionnel : forme affirmative, négative & interrogative
- Présent Subjonctif : forme affirmative & négative
Bob Balcerzak, Seneca, SC, USA Verified Owner –
I find the verb drills to be very helpful. I especially like the section where you are given the subject pronouns and asked to come up with the proper conjugation. You think you know something until you are quizzed rapidly. Something that would be a nice touch and wouldn’t take much time at all, would be a quick reminder (at the start) of the english equivalent of the current conjugation. That would help me make certain that I am “thinking/picturing the right thing” as I practice the conjugations. I am also looking for le futur proche in the drills but cannot seem to find it. Could be my mistake.
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