Welcome to the French Grammar Library!
Bonjour et bienvenue! I’m so glad you’re here.
This private page is exclusively for subscribers of my weekly newsletter. It’s a central library where you can access downloadable PDFs of French grammar lessons I’ve created over the years — all in one place.
These lessons are grouped by level (A1 to B2) to help you find what’s right for your learning stage. I’ve created these resources to support your independent learning and give you the confidence to grow in French and at your own pace.
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Some lessons may overlap in topic or structure — I’ve kept different versions in case one format works better for you than another.
- I’m currently updating the formatting and branding of some of these PDFs to match my newer style. All the content is solid and ready to use, so feel free to dive in — and know that a little polish is still in progress!
I hope you find all of my lessons helpful and inspiring!
Merci et bon apprentissage !
Jennifer
Level A1 - Beginner
A1 – Subject Pronouns – Lesson Guide
A1 – TU vs VOUS – Lesson Guide
A1 – Avoir Expressions – Lesson Guide
A1 – Avoir Failli – Lesson Guide
A1 – Faire + Expressions – Lesson Guide
A1 – Numbers 1 – 100 – Lesson Guide
A1 – Definite Articles – Lesson Guide
A1 – Indefinite Articles – Lesson Guide
A1 – Partitive Articles – Lesson Guide
A1 – Articles After Negation – Lesson Guide
A1 – Contracted vs. Partitive Articles – Lesson Guide
A1 – Preposition DE and Partitive Articles – Lesson Guide
A1 – Basic Definite, Indefinite, Partitive Articles – Lesson Guide
A1 – Parts of Speech – Les Parties du Discours – Lesson Guide
A1 – Expressions of Quantity – Weight and Volume – Lesson Guide
A1 – In Depth French Articles – Lesson Guide
A1 – Demonstrative Adjectives – Lesson Guide
A1 – Possessive Adjectives – Lesson Guide
A1 – Descriptive Adjectives – Lesson Guide
A1 – Expressing Feelings and Emotions – Lesson Guide
A1 – 40 Useful French Adjectives List – Lesson Guide
A1 – BAGS Adjectives – Position of Adjectives
A1 – Gros vs. Grand – Lesson Guide
A1 – Neuf vs Nouveau – Lesson Guide
A1 – Nationalities, Languages, Countries – Lesson Guide
A1 – List of Nationalities in French – Lesson Guide
A1 – French Adjective Tout – Lesson Guide
A1 – Regular ER Verbs – Lesson Guide
A1 – Regular IR Verbs – Lesson Guide
A1 – Regular RE Verbs – Lesson Guide
A1 – Un Cours vs. Une Classe – Lesson Guide
A1 – Vouloir Power Verb – Lesson Guide
A1 – Pouvoir Power Verb – Lesson Guide
A1 – Devoir Power Verb – Lesson Guide
A1 – Savoir Power Verb – Lesson Guide
A1 – Forming Questions – Lesson Guide
A1 -Interrogative Words – Lesson Guide
A1 – Adding Interrogatives to Questions – Lesson Guide
A1 – Prepositions of Location – Lesson Guide
A1 – Preposition Chez – Lesson Guide
A1 – Prepositions CHEZ vs À – Lesson Guide
A1 – EN vs DANS Prepositions – Lesson Guide
A1 – 50 US States with Prepositions – Lesson Guide
A1 – French-English True Cognates – Lesson Guide
A1 – French Faux Amis – Lesson Guide
A1 – French Expressions – We’re not giving up hope – Lesson Guide
Level A2 - Intermediate
A2 – Passé Composé Regular Verbs – Lesson Guide
A2 – Passé Composé With Avoir – Lesson Guide
A2 – Passé Composé With Être – Lesson Guide
A2 – Être Passé Composé Vandertramp Chart – Lesson Guide
A2 – Le Passé Composé – Être ou Avoir – Lesson Guide
A2 – Recent Past with Venir de, Venais de – Lesson Guide
A2 – Revenir, Venir, Rentrer – Lesson Guide
A2 – Verbs Like Ouvrir – Lesson Guide
A2 – Avoir Expressions Present and Imperfect – Lesson Guide
A2 – French Expression Avoir Les Moyens – Lesson Guide
A2 – Verb + Infinitive – No Preposition Required – Lesson Guide
A2 – Verbs That Require _à_ Before an Infinitive but Not Before a Person – Lesson Guide
A2 – Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns – Lesson Guide
A2 – Top Ten Tips French Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns – Lesson Guide
A2 – Common French Verbs Followed By DE + Infinitive – Lesson Guide
A2 – Partir – Sortir – Quitter – Lesson Guide
A2 – Partir – Sortir – Quitter – Laisser – Lesson Guide
A2 – Savoir vs. Connaître – Lesson Guide
A2 – Irregular Verb Mettre – Lesson Guide
A2 – Visiter vs Rendre Visite – Lesson Guide
A2 – 20 irregular verbs – Conjugation charts and examples – Lesson Guide
A2 – Les Gens vs Les Personnes – Lesson Guide
A2 – C’est vs Il est – Lesson Guide
A2 – How to Say I’m Confused – Lesson Guide
A2 – Ways to Say Because – Lesson Guide
A2 – Bien Intensifier – Lesson Guide
A2 – Mal Intensifier – Lesson Guide
A2 – Disjunctive Pronouns – Lesson Guide
A2 – Stressed (Disjunctive) Pronouns – Lesson Guide
A2 – Prepositions À and DE – Lesson Guide
A2 – Preposition À for Description – Lesson Guide
A2 – Preposition DE for Description – Lesson Guide
A2 – Preposition Contre – Lesson Guide
A2 – Preposition Par – Lesson Guide
A2 – Preposition Sans – Lesson Guide
A2 – Preposition Sur – Lesson Guide
A2 – Sur, Sous, Au dessus, En dessous – Lesson Guide
A2 – Près vs Proche – Lesson Guide
A2 – Forms of DE – Lesson Guide
A2 – Pronunciation – Lesson Guide
A2 – Expression Du Coup – Lesson Guide
A2 – Jour vs Journée – Soir vs Soirée – Matin vs Matinée – An vs Année – Lesson Guide
Level B1 - Autonomous
B1 – Imperfect Tense – Lesson Guide
B1 – Imperfect and Passé Composé Together – Lesson Guide
B1 – What is the present perfect in French – Lesson Guide
B1 – Futur Proche with Imperfect – Lesson Guide
B1 – Futur Simple – Lesson Guide
B1 – Top Ten Tips Futur Simple Tense – Lesson Guide
B1 – Present Conditionnel – Lesson Guide
B1 – Top Ten Tips French Present Conditional – Lesson Guide
B1 – 1st Conditional Si Clauses – Lesson Guide
B1 – Should, Could, Would – Lesson Guide
B1 – How to Say _Could_ in French – Lesson Guide
B1 – Forming the French Subjunctive – Lesson Guide
B1 – Subjunctive – Lesson Guide
B1 – Avoiding the Subjunctive – Lesson Guide
B1 – Après Avoir _ Après Être _ Avant De – Lesson Guide
B1 – Falloir Quick Tips – Lesson Guide
B1 – Dire vs. Parler – Lesson Guide
B1 – Parler A vs Parler DE – Lesson Guide
B1 – Penser À vs Penser DE – Lesson Guide
B1 – Réussir vs Réussir à – Lesson Guide
B1 – Amener vs. Emmener – Lesson Guide
B1 – Apporter vs Emporter – Lesson Guide
B1 – French Pronoun EN – Lesson Guide
B1 -Direct Object Pronouns Passé Composé – Lesson Guide
B1 -Double Pronouns – Lesson Guide
B1 -Double Pronouns Order Chart – Lesson Guide
B1 – Top Ten Q & A French Pronouns – Lesson Guide
B1 – Irregular French Verbs With Pronouns – Lesson Guide
B1 – Possessive Pronouns – Lesson Guide
B1 – Placement of Adverbs – Lesson Guide
B1 – When to Pronounce the “S” in “PLUS”
B1 – Déjà – Already and Ever – Lesson Guide
B1 – Bon Bien Meilleur Mieux – Lesson Guide
B1 – Bon vs. Bien — How to Say “Good” in French – Lesson Guide
B1 – Verbs Followed By DE + Infinitive – Lesson Guide
B1 – Verbs followed by DE + NOUN – Lesson Guide
B1 – Verbs Followed by À + Infinitive – Lesson Guide
B1 – Verbs followed by À + NOUN – Lesson Guide
B1 – Facile à and Facile de – Lesson Guide
B1 – Beaucoup De vs. Beaucoup Des – Lesson Guide
B1 – French Prepositions – Lesson Guide
B1 – Preposition Après – Lesson Guide
B1 – Prepositions Vers and Envers – Lesson Guide
B1 – SUR, SOUS, AU-DESSUS, EN-DESSOUS, PAR-DESSUS, PAR-DESSOUS – Lesson Guide
B1 – Depuis, Pendant, Pour, Il y a – Lesson Guide
B1 – Ways to Use Depuis Chart – Lesson Guide
B1 – Prochain et Dernier – Lesson Guide
B1 – Reflexive Verbs – Lesson Guide
B1 – Reciprocal Verbs – Passé Composé Agreement – Lesson Guide
B1 – Reading Comprehension – La Fête de la Musique – Lesson Guide
B1 – Reading Comprehension – Un week-end à la campagne – Lesson Guide
B1 – French Exclamations with Quel – Lesson Guide
B1 – Ways to say you like something – Lesson Guide
B1- Advanced French Colors – Lesson Guide
B1 – Plural Nouns – Lesson Guide
Level B2 - Advanced
B2 – Plus-que-parfait – Lesson Guide
B2 – Plus-que-parfait top tips – Lesson Guide
B2 – Futur Antérieur – Lesson Guide
B2 – La Concordance Des Temps – Matching Tenses Lesson Guide
B2 – 2nd Conditional Si Clauses – Lesson Guide
B2 – 3rd Conditional Si Clauses – Lesson Guide
B2 – Should have, Could have, Would have – Lesson Guide
B2 – Past Conditional Chart + Examples – Lesson Guide
B2 – When to use the subjunctive – Lesson Guide
B2 – Subjunctive or Indicative Expressions List – Lesson Guide
B2 – Subjunctive with Conjunctions – Lesson Guide
B2 – Concessive Clauses – Lesson Guide
B2 – Dès que, Depuis que, Jusqu’à ce que – Lesson Guide
B2 – Conjunctions With Future Tense – Lesson Guide
B2 – Causative Faire Construction – Lesson Guide
B2 – Faire Causative Examples – Lesson Guide
B2 – Passive Voice – Lesson Guide
B2 – Advanced Devoir – Lesson Guide
B2 – Advanced Vouloir – Lesson Guide
B2 – Advanced Pouvoir – Lesson Guide
B2 – Advanced Savoir – Lesson Guide
B2 – Ways to Say Have, Has, Had in French – Lesson Guide
B2 – Advanced Prendre – Lesson Guide
B2 – Prendre Fin – Lesson Guide
B2 – Faire vs. Rendre – Lesson Guide
B2 – Faire, Rendre, Donner, Fabriquer, Obliger, Construire – Lesson Guide
B2 – Obliger à vs. Obliger de – Lesson Guide
B2 – Relative Pronouns QUI – QUE – OÙ – DONT – Lesson Guide
B2 – Dont – Top Ten Tips – Lesson Guide
B2 – Ce qui, Ce que, Ce dont – Lesson Guide
B2 – Relative Composed Pronouns – Lequel, Auquel, Duquel – Lesson Guide
B2 – Ce à quoi – Lesson Guide
B2 – Dont vs. Duquel – Lesson Guide
B2 – French Neuter Object Pronoun – Lesson Guide
B2 – Imperative with Pronouns – Lesson Guide
B2 – Advanced Preposition Depuis – Lesson Guide
B2 – Quelque Chose and Quelque Chose De – Lesson Guide
B2 – On vs. l’on – Lesson Guide
B2 – Rentrer Revenir Retourner Rendre – Lesson Guide
B2 – Au Cas Où + Conditional – Lesson Guide
B2 – Transition Words – Lesson Guide
B2 – Everything About Tout – Lesson Guide
B2 – Why Je ne savais jamais is incorrect – Lesson Guide
B2 – French verb «tenir» – Lesson Guide
B2 – Expression _Il y a_ – Present, Past, Future and Conditional – Lesson Guide
French vocabulary lists
Accidents et Urgences – Vocabulary List
Les Relations Familiales – Vocabulary List
Les Voisins – Neighbors – Vocabulary List
Les Amis – Friends – Vocabulary List
La Météo – The Weather – Vocabulary List
La Plage – The Beach – Vocabulary List
Vacation – Les Vacances – Vocabulary List
Buying a House in France – Vocabulary List
Computers and Internet – L’informatique et l’internet – Vocabulary List
La Voiture et La Route – Cars and Driving – Vocabulary List
French Property – Vocabulary List
Au Restaurant – Vocabulary List
Avoir Mal – Body Parts – Vocabulary List
Manners – Les bonnes et les mauvaises manières – Vocabulary List
Phone and Internet – Vocabulary List
Electrician and Plumber – Vocabulary List
Meeting People – Faire des Rencontres – Vocabulary List
Aesthetics – L’esthétique – Vocabulary List
City Vocabulary – En Ville – Vocabulary List
L’aéroport et la gare – Vocabulary List
Family – La Famille – Vocabulary List
Spring Vocabulary – Le Printemps – Vocabulary List
L’Été – Summer – Vocabulary List
L’automne – Autumn – Vocabulary List
L’hiver – Winter – Vocabulary List
Cooking – Faire la Cuisine – Vocabulary List
Chez le coiffeur – Vocabulary List
La Boulangerie Pâtisserie – Vocabulary List
Les Vêtements – Clothing – Vocabulary List
Vivre en ville – City living – Vocabulary List
Le tourisme et les voyages – Vocabulary List
L’avenir – The Future – Vocabulary List
Les Habitudes – Habits – Vocabulary List
Le bien-être – Well-being – Vocabulary List
Les fêtes et les anniversaires – Vocabulary list
