Learn how to conjugate common French verbs such as être, avoir, and aller. Plus learn how to use the French present tense and other useful tenses and moods.
Sortir (to get out) is a verb full of exceptions. It’s irregular, and it can have either être or avoir as an auxiliary verb, depending on the meaning you want to convey. Like that one friend we all know, it may be complicated, but it’s also really helpful. So, let’s take a closer look at …
The French present tense is the only tense you truly need to know to get by on a trip to France. You can use it to talk about the present of course but the French sometimes use it to talk about future events as well. And while it has the reputation of being illogical and hard to …