Subjonctif - Study French Grammar Free and Fast
by Ela
🗂️ Education
Version 3.0.0
📅 Updated July 5, 2020
Application-trainer for learning of usage of subjonctif in french grammar
Features Subjonctif - Study French Grammar Free and Fast
Learning French, I was faced with a lot of learning by heart.
Its quite annoying and difficult for me.
Moreover this does not offer a lot of pleasure.This application is created with the same idea as my other applications that helps to learn French grammar.
Id like to simplify our life making learning more easier and maybe even exiting.French Grammar Subjonctif is focused on this small part of grammar.
As you know there after some verbs, prepositions, phrases we always should use subjonctif with.
Inversement, sometimes it is forbidden to use.Subjonctif app offers you 2 possibilities: - To have something like a dictionary in your phone.
Everywhere and very fast you can check what mode should be used.- Possibility to make some training.
We need to repeat something a lot of times before it becomes automatic.
Training mode with rating will help you to do it faster.French Grammar Subjonctif contains more than 100 phrases, 70% are with Subjonctif usage.
Do not be very strict, this app is still in development mode.
If you like it please make me a pleasure to rate it.Its 100% for free and as always no advertisement!Have a nice learning ;)
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"Ce cool"
Esther Manhing
"Good collection. Thanks."
Madhukant Pandey
"Again: "never learned yet" is not standard English for a speaker who has some post-secondary education. Spoken by an Assistant to a Manager, would be confusing: you have not yet learned (but you intend to) versus the excuse that you did not learn what you had intended to learn or had been told to learn. It verges on "I never teached myself that yet." for domene unschooled in English grammar having Present Perfect tense, unlike French. As silly as "If I *would have* known, then I" If I had known"
Robert Shiplett
"Best guide"
kino gito
"EXACTLY what I was looking for. Very precise app, super useful for studying which phrases use subjonctif and which use indicatif. Merci!"
Heather Cameron
"It doesn't teach. It makes gambling whether it's subjonctif or indicatif."
Christiaan BL
"Thanks for the good update. J'ai appris le subjonctif très facilement avec votre application. Bien que j'aïs bcp de livres du grammaire français, je trouve votre application plus utile que les livres. J'espère que vous faites d'autres applications pour chaque élément grammatical français. Cordialement, Élève Français"
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