Postériorité

In this post, Postériorité, you will learn French words to express something that is later in time. You can use these words when it happened after that other event.

Let’s practice them here.

Grammar : Posteriority

Practice also:

ActualitéActuality

AntérioritéPosteriority

Grammar Level 3

1. Reflexive verbs:
            a) A daily routine: Une routine quotidienne
            b) Reflexive verbs in past tense: Les verbse pronominaux au passé composé
2. Near future tense:
            a) Definition: Le Futur Proche
            b) Le Futur Proche practice 1:11 phrases
3. Simple Future tense:
            a) Definition Regular verbs: Le Futur Simple 
            b) Regular verbs: Les verbes réguliers au futur (Test 1)
            c) Irregular verbs: Les verbes irréguliers au futur simple (Test 1)
            d) Le future simple practice 1: 11 phrases 
            e) Le future simple practice 2:  25 verbes
            f) Sentences ER verbs future simple: Phrases ER verbes futur simple
            g) Sentences IR verbs future simple: Phrases IR verbes futur simple
            h) Sentences RE verbs future simple: Phrases RE verbes futur simple
4. Another Verbs: 
           a) Another 15 regular verbs: 15 autres verbes réguliers
           b) Another 15 irregular verbs: 15 autres verbes irréguliers
5. Compound Past  or The preterit – Le passé composé:
            a) Past Participle: Les participes passés
            b) 20 Irregular French past participles: 20 Participes passés irréguliers
6. Imperfect tense – l’imparfait:
           a) Imparfait practice 2: À l’école élémentaire 
           b) Imparfait practice 3: Barbe bleu
           c) Imparfait et Passé composé practice 4: Présent-Imparfait-Passé composé Practice
7. More Prepositions: Prépositions
           a) Prepositions practice 1: Pratique des prépositions 1
           b) Prepositions practice 2: Pratique des prépositions 2
           c) Since, During, For, There is: Depuis, Pendant, Pour, Il y a
8. French expressions with the verb to be (être):
           a) Expressions françaises avec être
           b) To be in the process of – Être en train de
           c) Expressions françaises avec être et avoir
9. Québec French and Metropolitan French: Français québécois et français métropolitain
10. The idea of time : L’idée du temps
           a) Anteriority: Anteriorité 
           b) Actuality: Actualité
           c) Posteriority: Posteriorité
11. Past Tense Indicators : 
            a) Indicators for Passé composé
            b) Indicators for imparfait

12. “I have been” in French: “J’ai été” en français.

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Understanding how to articulate the concept of something occurring after another event is essential for clear and precise communication. We will cover various expressions such as “après” (after), “plus tard” (later), and “ensuite” (then/next), which will help you sequence events and describe actions in the correct order. By mastering these terms, you will be able to tell stories, give instructions, and relate events more effectively. Additionally, we will provide examples and exercises to practice using these expressions in different contexts, helping you to become more comfortable with their application. Whether you are discussing future plans, recounting a series of events, or simply organizing your thoughts, these words will be invaluable in your French language toolkit. Let’s dive in and enhance your ability to express temporal relationships with these essential phrases!