French Conjunctions (w/ Subjonctif)

All terms and translations taken from the book "501 French Verbs"

à condition que

On condition that

à moins que

unless

afin que

in order that; so that

attendre que

To wait until (“attendre” is usually conjugated)

au cas que

in case

autant que

as far as; as much as

avant que

before

bien que

although; even though

de crainte que

for fear that (note that “ne” is required after the noun/pronoun following “que," though you don’t add a “pas”)

de façon que

so that; in such a way that

de manière que

so that; in such a way that

de peur que

for fear that (note that “ne” is required after the noun/pronoun following “que,” though “pas” is not used)

de sorte que

so that; in such a way that

en attendant que

until

jusqu’à ce que

until

malgré que

although (note that “bien que” is usually considered the preferable way of saying this)

pour autant que

as far as; as much as (note that just “autant que” is usually considered preferable)

pour que

so that

pourvu que

provided that

que (subjonctif clause) ou non

whether (subjunctive clause) or not

quoique

although

sans que (subjonctif clause) ou que (subjonctif clause)

whether (subjunctive clause) or (subjunctive clause)

soit que (subjonctif clause) soit que (subjonctif clause)

whether (subjunctive clause) or whether (subjunctive clause)

tâcher que

to try to; to attempt to (note that “tâcher” is usually conjucated)

veiller à ce que

to see to it that (note that veiller is usually conjugated)