200 Pcs French Flashcards French Verb Conjugation Present Tense Flash Cards English for Adults Study

These cards are very informative and easy to understand. The content is broad enough to communicate while visiting Germany. How to communicate at restaurants, etc.

So handy and good quality

First impression: they come in a plain white cardboard box with a nice label on one end, so you can put it on a shelf and know what it is. The cards are about the weight of baseball cards, but with a more highly-finished slicker (though not quite glossy) surface. I expect they will hold up very well. I have found flashcards for language learning helpful before, and especially liked using them on a subway or bus; they even worked for me while standing. Each card has a white side and a colored (gold/maroon) side. This set is for verbs. The colored side is for learning, with the English for the verb, an example sentence (in English), and all the different Spanish forms of that verb. The white side is for testing yourself, with just the infinitive of the verb and the same example sentence, all in Spanish. The words are well-chosen, and are, basically, the 200 most commonly-used verbs in everyday conversation. The example sentences are well-chosen, too, with common everyday nouns, so if you want to, you can use them to learn common nouns while you are learning the verbs. TL;DR: well-made cards, well-chosen words, well-chosen examples, and a format that should work for most people to learn and test themselves.

Very nice and useful. You can bring it anywhere you want and read these 200 German verbs. 😊👌

Just Recvd them. ** Happy to say this company CORRECTED the incorrect spelling Jessica found of the (noi) conjugation of verb cucinare to noi cuciniamo on both sides. I’m just to new to learning Italian to find any more. * Interesting that for Italian verb To Rain (piovere)..opposite side ONLY has the lei/lui conjugation “piove ”… the other 5 are blank “-“ marks. I will also say there are 6 blank cards front & back w/ room for the 6 tenses, which was nice to have!! * My only request... please add in (M) or (F) to each of the infinitive singular tense words so we can know the GENDER of the word. Just my suggestion.