Samuel Dubreuze

Introduction: As I already describe it, I want to make the teaching easy and understandable to everyone whatever you had a few lessons before or you are a freshman. I am going to start with you; when you get to a certain level, you might be able to continue with me or without. This is very important when you learn it the right way: alphabet (vowels and consonant), syllabus, phrases, lecture courante (text), dictation, and grammatical analysis, preposition, pronouns, subject, verbs, complements, vocabulary, present tense, past tense, preterit, past perfect, the unconditional future, gerund, past participle, its accord with the direct complement, exclamative pronouns, interrogative pronouns, circumstancial complement (where, when, how, and why), translation of who, which, whom, whose, demonstrative adjectives: ce, ces, cet, cette and possessive adjectives: son, sa ses, ton, ta tes, le la, les, leurs; the possessive case, logical analysis, syntax, different parts of a sentence, of a speech, elocution, description, narration, redaction, etc.