You will not learn how to speak French from these cards, but that is not what they are for. These cards are good as exactly what they say they are: study cards. I am in my third semester of college French and I find these cards to be very helpful for reviewing verbs and tenses. Here are some examples of the cards:
1. Conjugate the verb danser in the conditional to say "He would dance" Il __________. The answer (danserait) is on the back.
2. Fill in the blank with the future form of voir: Le medecin te __________ dans une heure. (The doctor will see you in one hour.) Written in English below the question in French. This is great because it ensures that you understand exactly what is being asked. On the back: The answer (Verra) is given as well as this explanation: Voir is an irregular verb. To form the future, use the stem verr- and add the normal endings.
Includes cards on: Participles, Imperative, Conditional, Future, Future Perfect, Adjectives, Nouns, Possessives, Prepositions, Negations, Infinitives, Adverbs, Pronouns, Near Future, Asking Questions, Comparatives, Superlatives, Indefinite Constructions, Past, and Subjunctive. There may be others that I missed going through them...there are 600!
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