Review aller (the verb for "to go" in French), as well as the prepositions that tend to follow. Learn conjugations of the verb, and use it with various nouns.

In this lesson review prepositions in French, including: in, on, under, on top, and more. Then, put these vocabulary words into action by testing yourself!

When forming sentences in French, making a statement is just as important as negating one. This language lesson gives a clear introduction to making a negation.

Continue discussing simple negation in French, and learn a few more situations in which "ne" and "pas" are used in complex sentences, such as the past tense.

There are several keys to communicating in French—whether for fun, work, or travel—and one of the most important is understanding how to tell the time.

Now that you know the basics of reading time in French—including on a 12- and 24-hour clock—try this lesson and dig into the details of discussing time.

Before delving into full conversations in French, mastering pronunciation is very important. Fortunately, the accent marks in French make it easy!

Build your knowledge of the French language with another accent: the circumflex! This accent (that looks like a hat) can be placed over the a, e, i, o, and u.

Accents in French are important! In this French lesson for beginners, discover one more French accent: the Tréma (which looks like two dots over a letter).

Ready to learn a new language? In this French lesson for beginners, learn about the common accent known as the cedilla, and when and how to use this vowel.