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French Grammar in 1 page: explanations.
Contents

1. Nouns, Articles and Basic Reference
   1.1 Gender of nouns
   1.2 Plural and feminine forms of nouns
   1.3 Definite and indefinite articles
   1.4 The definite article: le, la, l’, les
   1.5 Partitive articles
   1.6 Parts of the body
   1.7 Towns, countries, inhabitants and languages
   1.8 Capital letters in French
   1.9 C’est, ce sont, il est, ils sont
   1.10 Il est + adjective versus c’est + adjective
   1.11 Ceci and cela
2. Numbers, Dates, Time and Measurement
   2.1 Numbers, dates and ordinal numbers
   2.2 Days of the week
   2.3 Seasons, months and dates
   2.4 Time of day and time phrases
   2.5 Time expressions, such as ce soir
   2.6 Expressions of time
   2.7 Idiomatic expressions of time
   2.8 Le jour/la journée; le matin/la matinée; le soir/la soirée
   2.9 Bientôt, tôt, tard, en retard
   2.10 Constructions with depuis
   2.11 Le jour où, un jour où, un jour que
   2.12 Translating ‘until’
   2.13 Weather
   2.14 Fractions
   2.15 Collective numbers
   2.16 Dimensions
   2.17 Distance
3. Adjectives, Determiners and Comparison
   3.1 Plural and feminine forms of adjectives
   3.2 Position of adjectives
   3.3 Two adjectives following the noun
   3.4 Adjectives used with the noun understood
   3.5 Interrogative quel
   3.6 Exclamations with que and quel
   3.7 Tel, telle, tels, telles
   3.8 Quelqu’un and quelque(s)
   3.9 Quelque(s), quelqu’un, quelques-uns
   3.10 Chaque, chacun, chacune
   3.11 Tout
   3.12 Adverbial tout
   3.13 Autre
   3.14 Comparison of adjectives
   3.15 The superlative of adjectives
   3.16 Comparative expressions: de plus en plus, de moins en moins, plus âgé de…
4. Adverbs, Quantity and Degree
   4.1 Adverbs
   4.2 Adverbs of place
   4.3 Position of common adverbs: bien, mal, déjà, encore, certainement, même, etc.
   4.4 Comparison and superlative of adverbs
   4.5 Expressions of quantity
   4.6 Plus, moins, autant + noun
   4.7 Affirmation and negation
5. Present-Tense Verbs and Essential Verb Patterns
   5.1 Present tense of regular verbs
   5.2 Present tense of irregular verbs
   5.3 Present tense of reflexive verbs
   5.4 Reflexive verbs versus resulting states
   5.5 Impersonal verbs: verbs used only with il
   5.6 Expressions with avoir
   5.7 Expressions using faire + noun
   5.8 Vouloir
   5.9 Devoir
   5.10 Transitive use of sortir, monter, descendre and rentrer