Dr French, French grammar

The Grammar University

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About this app

Dr French is the ultimate app to learn and review French grammar. In this easy-to-use and intuitive app, the content is organized by topic and level. You will find simple and straight forward lessons with translated examples, as well as exercises to practice what you learn and strengthen your skills.
With Dr French, French grammar becomes easy!

What is Dr French?

• Over 240 lessons and 700 exercises
• Content organized by topics and levels
• A "Homework" section
• Lessons suggested to you according to your skills and your learning pace to ensure a steady progression
• A search bar: search for a word or concept you have trouble with
• Offline access
• Lessons available in French, English and Chinese (simplified and traditional characters)
• No advertisement or unwanted notifications
• A responsive team

Dr French was developed by teachers of French as a foreign language with a view to helping learners from all over the world understand the workings of French grammar.

241 lessons: short and straightforward lessons with over 1000 translated examples, in order to answer ALL your grammar questions.

700 exercises: stimulating exercises to practice what you learn and strengthen your skills, with over 5500 questions.

Easy and efficient: the lessons are organized by topic and level. Read the lesson, then do the exercises!

Homework: add lessons to your homework and review them when you want.

The doctor’s suggestions: to ensure a regular progression, you can ask Dr French to automatically add lessons to your homework, at the frequency and level of your choosing.

Offline access: review French grammar anywhere: on the bus, on the tube, at home or between two meetings.

A search bar: using the search bar, you can now enter a word or a notion that you are interested in and directly access the relevant lessons.

4 languages: the content of Dr French is available in French, English, Portuguese and Mandarin Chinese (simplified or traditional characters) in order to enable you to understand the explanations regardless of your level. Over 1000 examples have been translated to ensure a perfect understanding of the grammatical issues at hand.

No advertisement or unwanted notifications: The developers of Dr French have given priority to a maximal comfort of use and have removed all undesirable stimulation liable to disturb the learning process.

Grammar and only grammar: Dr French focuses on French grammar, and not on vocabulary. There are many other apps out there to help you learn and review French vocabulary!

A responsive team: if you encounter any problem with the app, our team is here to answer your questions!

We do not use pop-ups to get you to rate our app, so if you like Dr French, please come and rate it!

Do you want to learn French? Do you want to learn French grammar? With Dr French, French grammar becomes easy!

Ratings and reviews

Seems like a good tool. Information is well presented. However, there are some bugs with puzzles. When solving a puzzle, moving to the next exercise creates a "ghost image" which sits on top of the screen. After 2 or 3 exercises you can no longer tell which words are real and which are not. EDIT: sent an email to the listed contact with attached screenshots EDIT 2: developers patched the problem in a timely manner and communicated effectively. A very pleasant experience.

A solid, comprehensive app to learn (or review) French grammar. It explains concepts well and is nicely organized, with lots of quizzes to practice as you go along. Minor complaints = it should open to where you left off and remember what level you chose. The feedback on wrong answers to quizzes is often completely useless.

The organization is good and the explanations are helpful, but the quiz questions are just annoying, because there is no accompanying translation into English. So since you don't know exactly what is being said in English, you can't decide exactly how it should be said in French. It's a glaring omission which really detracts from the usefulness of the app. Furthermore, it counts answers wrong if you don't capitalize at the beginning of a sentence - seriously?

What's new

- Minor bug corrections
- New permission needed for In-App Billing library update