Is there a logic to know whether a French verb works with the preposition DE, the preposition A, another preposition…or no preposition at all? This is a major struggle from students of French. Here’s the answer, along with my tips about how to learn the structures. We’ll also talk about the form of the verbs after a preposition.

All these aspects are essential to your French grammar skills, so make sure you listen to this episode carefully! I also encourage you to participate and reuse what you’ve learnt at the end of the episode.

Previous episodes of the series:

prévoir de faire quelque chose = to plan to do something

avoir peur DE = to be afraid of

Peur de faire des erreurs en français

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J’apprends le français pour __________________ donc je dois continuer à/commencer à _________________

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