French IR verbs are very similar in their conjugations to ER verbs with some notable differences.

ER verbs are the easiest French verbs to conjugate. Here I'll show you how to conjugate them.

There is no shortcut or easy way to learn irregular French verbs unfortunately. But there are some tricks that will help. Here they are.

Semi-auxiliaries are verbs for constructing verbal expressions. Conjugating them is easy. Here's how to do it.

In order to speak French fluently, you'll need to know the simple verb tenses. I'll explain them to you.

If you're learning French then it's good to know there are several advanced verb tenses that take you beyond the basics.

The verb 'avoir' in French literally means 'to have' so it's used frequently. Here's how to conjugate it.

Aller is a very important verb in French with multiple meanings and functions. Here's how to conjugate it.

The verb 'devoir' in French translates to 'must' or 'have to' in English. Here's how to conjugate it.

The French verb 'etre' literally translates to 'to be' in English so as you can imagine, it's extremely important to memorize the conjugation.

Faire is a very important verb in French. It literally translates to 'to make' in English. Here's how to conjugate it.

The French verb 'pouvoir' literally translates to 'to be able to' in English. Here's how to conjugate the verb.

Here you'll find a detailed list of every French verb tense, including their French name, English translation and explanation.

French verbs can be classified into 3 main groups: ER, IR and Irregular verbs.

This beginner's guide will give you a detailed intro and overview of how French verbs work.

There are four moods in French: the indicative, imperative, subjunctive, and conditional.

Conjugating the French compound tenses (Temps composés) is incredibly simple. Here's how to do it.

The sequence of French verb tenses is the necessary agreement between the verbs of main clause and the subordinate clause.