Is there going to be an in depth lesson on the prepositions “de” “a” or no preposition?

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Some verbs simply use à others use de and some can use both. It is something you have to learn together with the verb.

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I am working on a list of verbs which are followed by 'à' or 'de' but not sure if that would be useful on its own as very very long....

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It would be helpful, n'importe how long or short. :) Do share, please.

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Hi all, 
Just to let you know that 3 of the lists I have been working on are now on the system -
Verbs + de + [infinitive] 
Verbs + de + indirect object
Verbs + à + indirect object
As well as a Fill-in-the blanks exercise - Réunion de classe de Terminale (Verbs followed by à or de) 
Bonne Continuation!

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I'd love an in depth lesson on these prepositions too as I'm often confused about which to use. Is there a helpful rule that can be applied generally to help figure out which verbs use "à" vs. "de" (or none)?
I looked at Cécile's 3 lists (work in progress?) but was unable to add them to my notebook. Is this a technical glitch or is this feature not available yet because the lessons aren't completed?

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Hi T,
There is no specific grammatical rule it's just a matter of getting used to them.
These 3 lists are live and so is the Fill-in-the- blanks exercise to test yourself.
Re-notebook, best try Help and Support for that one.
Bonne Continuation!