grammaire et orthographe on Windows Pc

The rules of conjugation

This application allows you to learn regular and irregular French verbs.
It contains the rules of conjugation for all the most common verbs (350+ we add more).
It shows the conjugation of verbs in different times: Conditional, Subjunctive, Imperfect, Past Compound and others.

Characteristics:
- Time: Indicative (Present, Past Perfected, Imperfect, Present-perfect, Past Simple, Past Future, Simple Future, Future Future), Conditional (Present, Past), Subjunctive (Present, Past, Preterite, Plus-que- perfect), Imperfect (Present, Past), Infinitive (Present, Past), Participant (Present, Past), Gerundive (Present, Past).
- Examples, definitions, pronunciations, conjugations and notifications.
- Translations (English, Portuguese and Spanish).
- Texts for: English, French, Spanish, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish and Chinese.
- Sort by: group (1st, 2nd or 3rd), the most common (top 25, top 50, top 100) or color.
- Rapid search.
- List and map modes.
- Favorite section.

FRENCH GRAMMAR
French grammar consists of several parts such as sentence forms and parts of speech. When learning a language, having an overview of basic grammar rules is always very helpful in helping you build sentences correctly and communicate in French. Click on one of the grammar lessons below to learn more about the grammatical aspects of the French language.

FrenchLanguage Lessons

Active and passive
Comparison
Female names
homophones
Numbers
Past participles
Plural names
Present participle
Indirect speech
uppercase
Female adjectives
Gerund
Indicative or subjunctive?
Reform 1990
Plural adjectives
possessive
Punctuation
The bab.la lessons are a French grammar textbook online and are completely free. The main grammatical rules are explained in the courses above, ranging from the use of punctuation to the formation of the comparison and the superlative through the orthographic reform of 1990. When one learns French as a foreign language, the French grammar is one of the main obstacles to language assimilation. It is dense and complex, with many French grammatical difficulties that are a challenge for non-native speakers.
Learning French grammar is not always necessary. You can learn French by listening and reading, without understanding the French grammar rules behind the words. However, for some French students, understanding French grammar makes it easier to master the language. Knowing the grammatical rules helps you build more beautiful sentences, improves your syntax and prevents misunderstandings when you write a text in French.
French grammar rules are important when you write a text in French. Many French words contain silent letters that nevertheless fulfill a role. An additional E or S can change the gender or number of a French noun or French adjective. You must learn to differentiate them in order to write intelligible messages and not fall into grammatical traps. The bab.la grammar classes on feminine and plural adjectives, on female names and past participles are important resources for understanding the mechanisms of gender and number agreement in French.

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