The best apps and sites for French grammar in 2026
French grammar is where most apps run out of road: genders, past tenses, pronouns and the subjunctive need explaining, not just drilling.
These are the tools that explain French grammar properly. We make SparkAI, and we've said where the others do something we don't.
1. SparkAI Language Learning
155 grammar lessons from A0 to C2, each with a full explanation and examples, then practice where a wrong answer shows the rule behind it. Verb drills cover every main tense, and your mistakes come back as review. Free during the beta.
2. Kwiziq French
Built for diagnosing grammar: short quizzes map what you know lesson by lesson and build a study plan from your gaps. The explanations are clear; the free plan is limited to about 10 quizzes a month.
3. Babbel
Grammar is taught in context with short, clear notes inside paid conversation lessons. Good if you like learning rules through dialogues.
4. Busuu
A CEFR-based course with grammar units and native speakers correcting your written exercises.
5. italki
A good tutor can explain exactly the point you're stuck on and correct your writing, and many prepare students for the DELF and DALF exams. Costs add up.
Free grammar practice on this site
- All 155 French grammar lessons, free to read
- French verb drills and conjugation tables
- The le/la gender quiz
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What is the best way to learn French grammar?
Learn one point at a time with a clear explanation, practise it straight away, and review it later. Seeing the rule when you make a mistake is what makes it stick.
Is Duolingo good for French grammar?
Duolingo teaches grammar mostly by example, with short notes. Many learners add a grammar-focused tool once they reach A2–B1, where the subjunctive, past tenses and pronouns need proper explanation.
Where can I practise French verb conjugation for free?
Our free verb drills cover every main tense of the 162 most common verbs, and each verb has a full conjugation table.