Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
11 Hour(s) 32 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Kieran Ball
Rating
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Course Overview
An in-depth study guide with lessons and practice exercises to help you master the present perfect tense in French
Learn to manipulate the French language to allow you to say whatever you want.
The present perfect tense is a tense you can use to talk about the past. It's made up of two parts and, in English, it looks like this:
"I have eaten"
"Have you seen Marie"
"We haven't spoken to Pierre"
"Haven't they finished?"
With this course, you'll learn exactly how to use this tense in French.
You'll learn how to form this tense and manipulate it into the negative and also into questions. We'll look at regular and irregular verbs as well as the verbs of movement.
With over 2,300 practice exercises, you'll have plenty of opportunity to master this tense.
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 235 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Lesson 1 | What is the present perfect tense in English?
- Section 3 Lesson 2 | The present perfect tense in French
- Section 4 Lesson 3 | Forming the past participle
- Section 5 Lesson 4
- Section 6 Lesson 5
- Section 7 Lesson 6
- Section 8 Lesson 7
- Section 9 Lesson 8
- Section 10 Lesson 9
What You’ll Learn
- How to form the present perfect tense (aka the past tense) in French
- How to make this tense negative
- How to form questions (positive and negative) in the past tense
- We'll look at all the irregular verbs and their past participles in French
- We'll tackle a group of verbs called the "Verbs of Movement" and meet a lady called Mrs Van der Tramp
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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MMichelle S
Kieran has developed a great way of helping this French language learner advance on their language acquisition. Merci Beaucoup!
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SSharon Mooney
Excellent--better than college courses I've audited
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LLenni
sangat cocok dan penjelasannya sangat jelas bagi saya yang mau belajar bahasa prancis
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HHossein Salari Sharif
you have taken so much time just to learn the use of past participle . all you have thought is a review of your courses 1 - 5
