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French Lessons A1 to B2

Structured, guided lessons at every level — start where you are and work your way up.

A1 — Beginner

Start your French journey here. Master the fundamentals.

Day 1: Your First Steps in French

Learn the French alphabet, accents, and the golden rule of silent letters.

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Day 2: Greetings and Goodbyes

Learn essential French greetings like 'Bonjour' and 'Salut', and how to say goodbye.

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Day 3: The Magic Words of Politeness

Learn to say please, thank you, you're welcome, and sorry in French.

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Day 4: The Most Important Verb - ÊTRE (To Be)

Master the verb 'être' (to be) in all its forms and learn how to use it to describe identity, profession, location, and feelings.

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Day 5: Introducing Yourself

Learn how to introduce yourself in French, ask for someone's name, and say 'pleased to meet you'.

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Day 6: How Are You? (Ça va?)

Learn the many ways to ask 'How are you?' in French and how to respond, from the casual 'Ça va?' to the formal 'Comment allez-vous?'

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Day 7: Week 1 Review & Integration

Review everything you've learned in your first week, from the alphabet and greetings to the verb 'être' and introductions. Test your knowledge!

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Day 8: Numbers 0-20

Learn to count from 0 to 20 in French, including the tricky teens!

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Day 9: What Time Is It? (Telling Time)

Learn how to ask for and tell the time in French, including hours, minutes, quarter and half hours, and the 24-hour clock.

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Day 10: Days of the Week

Learn the seven days of the week in French, how to use them in sentences, and how to ask and answer what day it is.

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Day 11: The Months of the Year

Learn the twelve months of the year in French, how to say dates and 'in' a month, and connect months to the four seasons.

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Day 12: Dates & Seasons

Learn how to write and say full French dates, master the four seasons, and connect them into real sentences about weather and habits.

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Day 13: Weather Descriptions

Learn to describe the weather in French using 'il fait', 'il y a', and standalone verbs like 'il pleut' and 'il neige'.

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Day 14: Numbers & Time Review

Review and combine numbers, telling time, days, months, dates, and weather into real French conversations.

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Day 15: Family Vocabulary

Learn immediate and extended family vocabulary in French, and use avoir to describe who's in your family.

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Day 16: Possessive Adjectives

Master French possessive adjectives (mon/ma/mes, ton/ta/tes, son/sa/ses, notre, votre, leur) and the vowel rule that changes them.

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Day 17: Describing Appearance

Learn to describe height, build, hair, and eyes in French using être and avoir correctly.

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Day 18: AVOIR (To Have)

Master the irregular verb avoir and its many uses — possession, age, feelings, and common idioms.

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Day 19: Talking About Family

Combine family vocabulary, possessives, être, and avoir to hold a real conversation about your family.

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Day 20: More Possessives & Context

Master tricky possessive cases including the vowel rule, and combine possessives with adjectives correctly.

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Day 21: Family & Possessives Review

Review and consolidate a week of family vocabulary, possessives, être, and avoir into confident, natural French.

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Day 22: Common Adjectives & Agreement

Learn how French adjectives agree in gender and number, master irregular forms, and know when they go before or after the noun.

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Day 23: Food & Drinks Basics

Learn essential food and drink vocabulary — fruits, vegetables, proteins, and dairy — and how to say what you like and dislike.

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Day 24: Meals in France

Discover French meal culture — what and when people typically eat — and learn the vocabulary and verbs to talk about your own meals.

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Day 25: Regular -ER Verbs — AIMER & MANGER

Master the -ER verb pattern that unlocks hundreds of French verbs, including the special spelling rule for MANGER and other -ger verbs.

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Day 26: Restaurant & Ordering

Learn to order confidently at a French restaurant, from requesting a table to asking for the bill.

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Day 27: Food Preferences & Tastes

Express the full range of food preferences from adoring to hating, and describe tastes using French adjectives.

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Day 28: Food & Preferences Review

Combine adjectives, food vocabulary, meals, -ER verbs, restaurant phrases, and preferences into real French paragraphs.

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Day 29: Essential Question Words

Master the seven essential French question words and both the formal and casual ways to build questions.

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Day 30: Hobbies & Free Time

Learn to talk about your hobbies and free time using AIMER, PRÉFÉRER, and the right prepositions for sports and instruments.

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Day 31: Professions & Work

Learn to talk about jobs in French, including the essential rule of dropping the article after ÊTRE with professions.

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Day 32: Colors & Adjectives

Learn the French colors and master the golden rule of adjective agreement in gender and number.

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Day 33: Clothing & Fashion

Learn French clothing vocabulary, the verb PORTER, and how to describe outfits with color agreement.

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Day 34: School & Education

Learn French school vocabulary, subjects, and the French education system from primary school to university.

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Day 35: Daily Life & Preferences Review

Combine hobbies, professions, colors, clothing, and school vocabulary into rich, connected French sentences.

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Day 36: Travel & Directions

Learn how to ask for and understand directions in French, plus essential travel vocabulary.

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Day 37: Transportation Modes

Learn French transportation vocabulary and the essential EN vs. À rule for talking about how you get around.

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Day 38: Polite Requests & Asking for Help

Learn the French politeness ladder, key polite structures, and how to ask for and respond to help.

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Day 39: ALLER (To Go) — Movement & Future

Master the irregular verb ALLER for both physical movement and talking about the near future.

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Day 40: A1 Complete — Full Course Review

A capstone review of the entire A1 course: core verbs, grammar, and vocabulary from all 40 days.

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A2 — Elementary

Build on the basics with everyday vocabulary and structures.

Regular -ER Verbs Review & Expansion

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Regular -IR & -RE Verbs: New Patterns

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Irregular Verbs: ALLER, VENIR, POUVOIR

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Modal Verbs: VOULOIR, DEVOIR, SAVOIR

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Negation: Ne...Pas and All Variations

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Other Negations: Ne...Jamais, Ne...Rien, Ne...Plus

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Review: Verb Tenses Week 1

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Passé Composé with AVOIR — Mastering the Past

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Passé Composé with ÊTRE — The 17 Special Verbs

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Recent Past: Venir de + Infinitive

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Imparfait — Describing the Past in Progress

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Passé Composé vs Imparfait — Choosing the Right Tense

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Irregular Past Participles — Complete Reference

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Review: Past Tenses — Putting It All Together

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Extended Family & Relationship Vocabulary

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Personality & Character — Advanced Adjectives

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Talking About Relationships — S'Entendre, Avoir

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Reflexive Verbs: Daily Routine

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More Reflexive Verbs: Evening & Leisure

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Reflexive Verbs in Passé Composé

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Review: Family, Routines & Reflexive Verbs

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Comparative Adjectives — Plus, Moins, Aussi

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Superlative Adjectives — The Best, The Worst

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Physical Descriptions — Detailed Vocabulary

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Colors & Materials — Shopping Vocabulary

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Clothing & Fashion — Complete Wardrobe

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Asking About Appearance — Conversation Skills

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Review: Descriptions & Fashion

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Sports & Physical Activities

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Hobbies & Interests — Free Time Activities

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Expressing Preferences & Opinions

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Making Plans & Invitations

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Future Time Expressions

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Describing Events & Experiences

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Review: Hobbies & Activities

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Telling Stories in Past Tense — Narrative Skills

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Complex Sentence Structures — Connecting Ideas

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Conditional Tense — Wishes & Politeness

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Real-Life Communication — Practical Scenarios

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A2 Complete Consolidation — Ready for B1!

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B1 — Intermediate

Handle more complex situations and express opinions.

Le Conditionnel Présent (Would)

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Le Subjonctif Présent — Necessity & Emotion

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Subjonctif Triggers — Conjunctions & Key Expressions

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Si Clauses Type 1 — Real Conditions & Future Plans

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Review Week 1 — Conditionnel, Subjonctif & Si Clauses

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Le Plus-que-parfait — The Past Before the Past

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L'Hypothèse — Si Clauses Type 2 (The Unreal)

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Le Gérondif — Simultaneous Actions (En parlant)

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Double Object Pronouns — Me le, Te la, Lui en

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Indefinite Relative Pronouns — Ce qui, Ce que, Ce dont

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Pronoms Relatifs Composés — Lequel, Auquel, Duquel

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Review Week 2 — Past Tenses, Si Clauses, and Complex Pronouns

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Le Discours Indirect (Présent) — Reported Speech

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La Concordance des Temps — Past Reported Speech

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La Voix Passive — Focus on the Action

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Verbs + À or DE + Infinitive

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Connecteurs Logiques — Structuring an Argument

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Subjonctif vs Indicatif — Croire & Penser

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Review Week 3 — Discours Indirect, Passif, et Logique

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Expressing Time — Depuis, Pendant, Pour, En, Dans

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Le Monde du Travail — Professional French

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Le Futur Antérieur — The Future Perfect

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Les Pronoms Possessifs — Mine, Yours, Theirs

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Les Pronoms Démonstratifs — This One, That One

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Le Pronom Relatif Dont — Of Which / Whose

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Review Week 4 — Future Perfect & Advanced Pronouns

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Le Subjonctif (Part 2) — Conjunction Triggers

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Le Conditionnel Passé — Regrets and Missed Opportunities

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Type 3 Hypotheses — Changing the Past

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Cause and Consequence — Advanced Nuance

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La Négation Complexe — Ne...ni...ni, Ne...aucun

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Les Faux Amis — False Friends to Avoid at B1

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Review Week 5 — Advanced Tenses, Logic, and Traps

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Infinitif vs Subjonctif — The Same Subject Rule

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La Mise en Relief — Emphasizing with C'est...qui/que

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Exprimer la Quantité — Beyond Beaucoup and Un Peu

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Donner son Opinion — Agreeing and Disagreeing

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B1 Mega-Review — Grammar & Syntax Consolidation

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B1 Mega-Review — Vocabulary & Expression

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B1 Complete Consolidation — Ready for B2!

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B2 — Upper-Intermediate

Refine fluency for exam-level TCF/TEF speaking and writing.

Le Subjonctif Passé — Evaluating the Past

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Relative Pronouns with Quiconque & Où Nuances

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The Subjunctive with Superlatives and Absolute Judgments

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The Double Pronoun Cascade with Indirect Objects

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The Subjunctive with Conjunctions of Fear and Restriction

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Advanced Relative Pronouns — Lequel as Object of Preposition

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Review Week 1 — Advanced Subjunctive & Structural Shifting

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Le Passé Simple — Decoding Written French

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Le Participe Présent — The Ultimate Written Shortcut

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L'Absolue Participiale — La Proposition Participiale Absolue

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Le Conditionnel Passé (Forme Deux) — Literary Regret

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Adverbes de manière — Dynamiques de terminaison sophistiquées

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Alternatives à la voix passive — Glissements pronominaux et structurels

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Révision Semaine 2 — Maîtrise littéraire et alternatives syntaxiques

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Le subjonctif avec les verbes de doute, de négation et de probabilité

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Le subjonctif après les pronoms indéfinis (Quoi que, Où que)

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Le subjonctif indépendant — Ordres à la troisième personne et souhaits absolus

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L'inversion du sujet après certains adverbes

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La double hypothèse avec Que... que... (Soit... soit...)

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Le subjonctif restreint — Conditions absolues (Pourvu que, Sous réserve que)

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Review Week 3 — The Subjunctive Frontiers and Structural Inversion

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La Nominalisation — Shifting from Verbs to Nouns

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Advanced Gérondif Nuances — Opposition & Contrast

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Concession Systems — Bien que, Quoique, Malgré

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Conjunctions of Restriction — Ne...que, Sans que, À moins que

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The Double Relative Framework — Ce qui/que...c'est que

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Advanced Concessive Clauses — Avoir beau + Infinitif

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Review Week 4 — Concession Mastery and Nominal Densities

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Advanced Temporal Shifts — Dès que, Aussitôt que, Avant que

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Sophisticated Coordination — Non seulement...mais encore

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Articulating Intention — Pour que, Afin que, De façon à ce que

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Advanced Comparison Frameworks — D'autant plus... que

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The Absolute Conditional Past — The Unachieved Regret

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Advanced Syntactic Symmetry — Parallel Structures

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Review Week 5 — Correlative Rhetoric and Strategic Intention

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Advanced Subjunctive Exceptions — Indicatif après peut-être que

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The Nuances of Dont vs Duquel in Complex Clauses

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Advanced Logical Connectors — Or, Certes, Cependant, Toutefois

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B2 Grand Review — The Syntactic Synthesis

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B2 Complete Autonomy — The Open Horizons of Fluency

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