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Great app. However the main mistake a friend found is the app labeled the Present Perfect as Passé Composé. Just something to watch out for especially when in a class. Love the audio. The audio is helpful with pronunciation and tenses and can be slowed from 100% to 75%,50% and 25% so to hear each pronunciation of the syllables. There are also other Free and Pro languages for download. English, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. Overall, I am satisfied with this app.
I find this app very useful in learning french. I have used and tested various apps to learn French - including Memrise, Duolingo, Drops, Rosetta Stone and Busuu - they are all good to help learn French - however if you are really serious about learning any French - you are going to need to know how to conjugate verbs - this is a perfect app to help you learn French verbs - it Gives you all the tenses and what I really like is it also tells you how to pronounce them. I took French in HS - before the Internet was in common use - and I sure wish I had this app to help me memorize my verbs and especially with the help with pronouncing - Another point - all other I apps I’ve used to help learn French don’t give you go over every - even basic conjunctions of a verb - so this helps fill in the blanks those apps miss - so it is defiantly must have for learning French
Love the simplicity of the app but would love it if there were some study tools incorporated in it to better practice and learn the conjugations. I would also love it if I could bookmark the verbs I’m working on to refer back to them instead of always having to type them in. It’s a great app to help you focus on the verbs and conduct some quick studying. Really like it for the price!
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Master French verb conjugations with the most complete reference on the App Store. Search 700 verbs across 17 tenses — from présent to subjonctif pas...