General Grammar and Sentence Structure mind maps
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This page gathers over 60 community-made mind maps on French grammar and sentence structure, from negatives and pronouns to tenses and the subjunctive. Most are suited to secondary school study, giving school students topics to practice and teachers ready-made material, including a map for GCSE French. Choose a topic and start exploring.
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- French Articles8
- French Adjectives and Agreement21
- French Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns5
- French Pronouns14
- French Adverbs5
- French Comparatives and Superlatives5
- French Prepositions and Conjunctions10
- Asking Questions in French11
- French Negation20
- French Verb Conjugation13
- French Reflexive Verbs12
- French Past Tenses9
- French Verb Tenses10
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96 nodesFrench Grammar Reflexive verbs · passe compose · Imperfect tense
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41 nodesThe Subjunctive More 'unlikely' than ... · Personal desires/feel... · View is hypothetical,... · Other specific contexts
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9 nodesFrench Negatives N' for words with vowels · Ne...pas=not
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11 nodesLe Superlatif et Le Comparitif le comparitif · le superlatif
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303 nodesGCSE French grammar Tenses · Nice structures · Numbers · TRACTORS
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52 nodesL'actif et le passif Subject · Predicate
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40 nodesLes pronoms relatifs: qui, que, lequel/ laquelle/ lesquels/ lesquelles, dont, où WITHOUT PREPOSITION · Relative pronouns pre...
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47 nodesLes pronoms personnels Types · LES PRONOMS
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238 nodesGrammer Relative Pronouns · Questions · Quantifiers · Negatives · Direct Object Pronouns · Indirect Object Pronouns
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65 nodesAsking Questions Question Words · Spoken/Informal · Formal · Translating 'what' in...
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95 nodesFrench Grammar Reflexive verbs · passe compose · Imperfect tense
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112 nodesFrench Tenses Revision Present Tense · Future Tense · Past Tense
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50 nodesI want to compose a french sentence What type of sentence...
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63 nodesFrench- Exam 1 Verb Ending Pattern · Passé Composé · The Articles · Imparfait · Important Verbs · Rien et Personne
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42 nodesThe French Perfect Tense Used to express a com... · Translates as either: · Constructed with 2 pa... · FORMATION: Subject + ...
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58 nodesFrench Grammar Present tense · Conditional tense · Future tense · Subjunctive mood · Perfect tenses · Imperfect tense
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25 nodesThe Passive Voice The action is done to... · Formation: · Present · Perfect · Imperfect · Future
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66 nodesFRENCH: steps to know for an exam NEAR FUTURE TENSE · Telling the time · Verb Endings · Je vais
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16 nodesNegatives, Superlative & Comparatives Negatives · Comparatives · Superlatives
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17 nodesFrench Negatives Ne… pas means 'not' a... · Remember that ne beco... · Perfect tense with th...
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66 nodesFRENCH REVISION Direct object pronouns · Indirect Object Pronouns · Comparisons · POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES · NOUNS · EMPHATIC PRONOUNS
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65 nodesFrench 109 Exam 3 Passe Compose · Object Pronouns · Important Verbs · Imparfait · Le Partitif · Quel
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105 nodesYear 9 Unit 1 Grammar · Vocab
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95 nodesFrench Grammar_1 Je m'entends · tu t'entends · il/elle s'entends · nous nous entendons · vous vous entendez · ils/elles s'entendent
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96 nodesFrench Grammar Je m'entends · tu t'entends · il/elle s'entends · nous nous entendons · vous vous entendez · ils/elles s'entendent
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96 nodesFrench Grammar Reflexive verbs · passe compose · Imperfect tense
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32 nodesFrench Negatives · Modals · Speaking Exam
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20 nodesLes articles Défins: le, la ,les · Undéfins: un,une,des · Partitifs: du, de la · Preposition de
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17 nodesDirect and Indirect Speech (no accents) Direct speech: used f... · Indirect speech: when... · Verb tenses change wh... · Pronouns and possessi... · Direct speech also: "...
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35 nodesI want to understand a French sentence Analyze the structure · Content/Vocabulary · Reminder : You don't ... · Think of the type of ...
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74 nodestranslation 1 nouns · verbs · unknown vocabulary · negative · adjectives · habiter à/en/au/aux
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15 nodesFrench Grammar Demonstrative Pronouns · Depuis · Pendant · Pour
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47 nodesUnite 2 DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP · Le Passes Compose · Les Verbes Reflechis · Le Comparatif · Le Superlatif
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59 nodesFRENCH VERBS AVOIR = to have · ETRE = to be · FAIRE = to do · JOUER = to play
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60 nodesfrench Reflexive verbs · Direct object pronouns. · Verbs · Tenses
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32 nodesFRANÇAIS PRESENT · PASSE COMPOSE · FUTUR COMPOSE · LES PRONOMS OBJETS DI... · L'ADJECTIF
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13 nodesArticles Défins: le, la ,les · Undéfins: un,une,des · Partitifs
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9 nodesAdjectives Usually placed after ... · Adjectives agree in b... · Feminine +e, Masc= sa... · Adjectives that come ... · Beau: Fem sing belle,... · Vieux: Fem sing vieil...
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39 nodesNegative Negative translations · Pouvoir · Vouloir · Devoir
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20 nodesFrench Adverbs Many adjectives can b... · add -ment to fem form · ending in 'I' or 'u' ... · -ent or -ant adjectiv... · some adjectives add a... · Irregular Adverbs
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These maps let you explore a French grammar topic through connected examples and categories. Start with Negatives, Superlative & Comparatives if you want to compare negative expressions such as ne...jamais and ne...rien. For sentence building, the map on composing a French sentence begins by asking whether you want to make a statement, a negative sentence or a question.
Other maps focus on individual topics. Les pronoms personnels groups personal pronouns by person and position, while L'actif et le passif contrasts active and passive sentences.
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Follow one branch at a time, then cover it and try to recall the examples. Write a sentence using the pattern you have studied and check it against the map. If you want to test your understanding or read a fuller explanation, switch to a quiz or note on the unit page. Pick a branch to work through today.
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Which mind map is a good place to start?
For sentence building, start with the map on composing a French sentence. It separates statements, negative sentences and questions, then uses an example to explore statement structure. If you already have a specific topic in mind, a focused map such as French Negatives may be more useful.
Do these maps suit students preparing for GCSE French?
Yes. The page includes a map titled GCSE French grammar, alongside maps on topics such as negatives, pronouns and tenses. Most resources are suited to secondary school study. Teachers can also use the maps as ready-made material when covering French grammar and sentence structure.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes for the topics you want to practice.