Learn French Language Guide (Page: 3)

Pronouns in French are used as a substitute for subjects of sentences, whether they are nouns or clauses.

Like English, the relative pronouns in French don’t just stand in for other words. They're used to build up sentences by connecting clauses.

French superlatives are used to describe greatest superiority when comparing more than one subject. Here's how to form them.

Articles in French are short, adjectival words used to modify nouns. Here's how to say them.

When learning French nouns, you have to get your head around gender - whether a noun is masculine or feminine.

In this guide, I'll teach you how to pronounce French dipthongs and combination sounds with ease.

Here's a quick and simple guide for learning the French alphabet. This will help you master the pronunciation quickly.

Elisions are contractions in French where the vowels 'a' and 'e' are dropped and replaced with an apostrophe.