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Make French verb conjugation finally click
Master the five tenses you actually need:
présent
passé composé
imparfait
futur simple
conditionnel présent
Think in French.
Conjugate like a native.
Why these five
These five tenses carry everyday French
The 5 core tenses power everyday French.
Master them first, then see how 5 more naturally follow.
Subjonctif présent
Subjonctif passé
Plus-que-parfait
Futur antérieur
Conditionnel passé
Not seeing futur proche here?
It just uses aller + infinitive — no conjugation needed.
The 5 core tenses above are the ones that actually require you to master verb endings. The connected five reuse those same patterns in the app matrix.
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Re-writing the notes and calling it studying — but are you, though? Close the notebook. How much of it actually stays in your mind? We put everything on one verb card — not to fill another page, but to build the connections your brain uses when you speak.
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Practice your conjugation to earn your apéro
What is an apéro?
An apéro is a French pre-dinner tradition of enjoying drinks and small snacks while chatting with friends or family.
With French Bites, practice a conjugation pattern and earn a food item to add to your apéro!
Learn with sentences
A1–B1 (400+) verbs presented with full example sentences.
Why do you freeze on a verb the moment you try to speak? You need it in context—the same verb across person, tense, negation, and pronominal se, until the patterns start to feel automatic.
Imparfait
regardais
Tu ne regardais pas la télé.
You weren't watching TV.
Futur simple
regarderont
Ils ne regarderont jamais ce film.
They'll never watch this film.
Passé composé
s'est regardée
Elle s'est regardée dans le miroir.
She looked at herself in the mirror.
Conditionnel
regarderions
Nous nous regarderions dans les yeux.
We'd look each other in the eye.
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