I like the way you increase our vocabulary by often using different and less used verbs in your examples. Merci Dylane.

I absolutely LOVE teaching about infinitive verbs! It makes me so happy to be finally at this subject! But then we have the subjonctif right after 😅 Don't forget to get the book so you have all the lists: The paperback: amzn.to/32PRsCx The PDF: theperfectfrench.com/shop/pdf-course-books/the-complete-french-conjugation-course-pdf-master-the-french-conjugation-in-one-book/

I really enjoy to have some real fun French lesson, and I can learn many useful thing from it🎉Merci Dylane!

I have finished the first 16 exercises and 30 pages of the workbook and I learned a lot. I consider myself a low/mid intermediate french learner and I thought I knew a lot but I found out that in fact I knew very "little" when it comes to verb conjugation. I know that in the remaining 300 pages, I will definitely improve. I am not giving up!

im taking french this summer in college, thank you so much for all of these videos. im very grateful these simple, comprehensive, and elegant videos align with my course timeline. Like i literally took my first ever course in may / june and will take my second ever french course july / august and will be learning along side your video uploads :) tysm.

Thank you, Dylane! This is the 3rd video I've watched on the exact same topic, and I understood it the best here. You're a great teacher.

Bonjour Madame. This is very good for French learner's. Because I feel much comfortable when given with Angle. Abientot.

hi Dylan, you are a really good teacher, I would love that if you make a course for french prepositions. A bientot .

Ah this explains it well 😁 I look forward to doing the exercises and the next lesson 😆

4:21 AH!!!! Thank you! That's what I always thought.

Awesome thank you so much 💖 amazing job💞💞💞💞💞

Thank you so much. a plus

Merci beaucoup madame 🌹🌷🌺

Hi, Ms. Dylane, Thank you for your teaching and videos! I have some ideas regarding the uses of "à" and "de": the infinitive after "à" conveys the action that results from the verb before "à", or I could say it is the "why" one does it; the infinitive after "de" conveys the "content" of the verb before, or I could say it is the "what". Do you think they make sense?

That was so helpful but.....is there an easy way of working out which verbs use "à" and which use "de' or do we just have to memories them? Merci encore!!

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Hi Dylane, Just a quick question. Is chapter 10 of the conjugation course similar to chapter 2 of the grammar course? I know usually you put "This is a review of grammar course etc." Are there any new topics covered in this or mostly similar? Thank you in advance:)

merci

Hi Dylan! Why did you use ''j'aimais chanter'' as the past tense of aimer, instead of ''j'ai aimé''? I am a little bit confused.

Thanks for your lessons. Do you have other Free print resources?

à demainnnn!

Même si "de" et "à" appartiennent toujours au verbe précédent, il faut parfois toujours insérer "pour" avant l'infinitif. Votre livre a-t-il une liste COMPLÈTE des verbes qui prennent "de" et "à" ?

@6:26>>>The Verb+a+infinitive The Ex SENTENCE >> NOUS Invitons Les Voisons a' diner . WHERE IS THE INFINITIVE VERB IN THAT SENTENCE. ISNT diner or DINNER A NOUN ? a' diner

Thanks for your lesson! I have a question. Can I use continuer with the preposition de? Sometimes I have seen it like that. For example: Elle continue d’aimer Ils continuent de travailler tous les jours And in Francis' song Partis pour rester: Mais l’horloge ... peut continuer de tourne.

Great Video:) but i have a question, why do some infinitives have prepositions in front of them even when there is no verb before it. for example: plutôt que d'essayer d'apprendre ces règles par coeur… why is it d’essayer and not just essayer

Pardon. Je ne comprends pas encore. En effet, vous presentez quelque examples, mais par contre, vous n'avez expliquez pas les regles.

Plz Dylan how to one access your exercises

Is there any trick to knowing which verbs require á vs de?

You said this video would explain 'When to add the prepositions DE, À, or NOTHING before an infinitive verb in French.' But you don't explain the rule that shows WHEN to do it - you just gave us examples of when it is done. Not very useful.

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