Before you can speak, read, or write, you first need to get familiar with the sounds, letters, and first steps of learning. These modules are designed to support you from the very beginning—whether you're a complete beginner, getting back into French, or simply curious to build strong foundations.

Module 1: The French Alphabet and Sounds

We start gently, discovering the alphabet, the sounds of each letter, simple and nasal vowels, and French consonants.
You’ll also learn to recognize silent letters, understand liaison, and pronounce more clearly through listening and repetition exercises.

Module 2: First Words and Simple Sentences

Reading brings words to life. In this module, you’ll learn to identify syllables, read basic words, and gradually build short sentences—always supported by images to help you understand naturally.

Module 3: Writing – Copy, Trace, Write

Writing isn’t just about holding a pen: it’s about connecting sounds, gestures, and shapes. Here, you’ll learn to hold your pen properly, trace letters, copy simple words, and connect sounds with written words.

Module 4: Pronunciation – Listen and Be Understood

To speak well, you must listen well. This module helps you recognize common sounds, work on intonation and rhythm, and practice with simple, effective pronunciation games.

Module 5: Understanding Strategies

Learning a language also means learning how to decode it. You’ll learn to spot visual cues, match phrases with images, rephrase what you hear, and complete simple sentences based on context.

Just starting out in French? This level is for you. We begin with the basics: introducing yourself, talking about yourself, understanding simple instructions, and building your first sentences. Step by step, you’ll learn to communicate in everyday situations, using simple words, useful phrases, and a reassuring method.

Module 1: Introducing Yourself and Asking Simple Questions

We begin with the essentials: saying your name, age, and nationality, greeting people depending on the time of day, and asking simple questions like “What’s your name?”, “How old are you?”, “Where are you from?”. A gentle start to get to know each other.

Module 2: Talking About Yourself, Your Family, and Your Likes

You’ll learn to talk about the people who matter to you, say what you like or dislike, describe a person, and express your hobbies using clear, simple words.

Module 3: Counting, Telling the Time, Days and Months

In this module, you’ll learn to count to 100, tell the time, name the days and months, read a calendar, and place an event in time — all useful elements for daily life.

Module 4: Everyday Objects, Colors, and Clothes

You’ll discover vocabulary related to the objects around you (bag, phone, notebook…), basic colors, and common clothing. You’ll learn to describe simply what you see or what you’re wearing.

Module 5: Describing Space

With words like in front of, behind, on, under, you’ll learn to describe where objects or people are around you. You’ll also discover everyday places (home, school, park…) and learn to give a short itinerary.

Module 6: Understanding Instructions, Reading Signs, Filling Out Forms

This module helps you understand pictograms, read simple instructions (in class, on the street, on a document), and fill out a basic form (name, age, address…).

Module 7: Polite Phrases and Common Expressions

You’ll learn how to say hello, thank you, sorry, please… but also how to apologize, ask for something, or respond with useful expressions like “Okay”, “I don’t know”, “It’s not a big deal…”

Module 8: A1 Grammar – The Basics

We’ll gently cover the present tense of -ER verbs, definite and indefinite articles, basic adjectives, and first agreement rules. You’ll build your first sentences step by step, with simple and guided exercises.

Module 9: Basic Conjugation

This module strengthens conjugation foundations: key verbs like être, avoir, aller, faire, and regular first-group verbs. At the end, a quiz helps you practice conjugation in real contexts.

Module 10: Final Evaluation and Level Validation

This module allows you to review everything you’ve learned: listening and reading comprehension, grammar, conjugation, and writing. You’ll receive personalized feedback and a success badge.

🔴 Bonus in this module: Oral exam preparation (introducing yourself, answering simple questions) and a mock DELF A1 exam (written and oral), so you can practice under real exam conditions.

This level is for you if you already have some basics in French and want to go further: talk about your day, speak in the past, express a simple opinion, or make polite requests… The goal here is to boost your confidence and give you the tools to understand and be understood in more varied situations.

Module 1: Talking About Daily Routines and Habits

You will learn to talk about your routine (I wake up, I go to work…), use frequency adverbs (often, sometimes, always), and describe a typical day. We’ll also introduce the difference between the present and the recent past.

Module 2: Expressing Preferences and Making Simple Comparisons

Learn to share your opinion (I prefer…, I like better…), make comparisons (more than, less than…), and choose between two options. You’ll also build vocabulary to talk about hobbies and personal likes.

Module 3: Speaking in the Past with the Passé Composé

Discover how to use the passé composé (compound past), with the auxiliaries avoir and être. You’ll use it with common verbs (come, eat, leave...) and learn how to tell a short story in the past.

Module 4: Making Requests, Ordering, Booking

Master useful phrases to interact in stores, restaurants, or hotels. You’ll practice model dialogues and fill out reservation forms — a very practical module for real-life situations.

Module 5: Getting Around the City and Using Public Transport

This module helps you name types of transport, read maps or signs, understand directions, and respond to announcements or schedules. You’ll learn to navigate and ask helpful questions.

Module 6: Giving Simple Opinions and Justifying a Choice

Discover basic logical connectors (because, so, but) and learn to express a preference, make a suggestion or politely refuse. You’ll also write short opinion messages.

Module 7: A2 Grammar – Pronouns, Agreements, Prepositions

Work with object pronouns (le, la, lui, leur…), essential agreements (subject-verb, past participles), and prepositions of place and time. Practice with progressive exercises and mini-dialogues.

Module 8: Conjugation – Passé Composé, Near Future, Reflexive Verbs

Reinforce your basic tenses: near future (I’m going to leave), reflexive verbs (I get up, I got up), and review present vs passé composé. Contextual exercises will help you master them with ease.

Module 9: Thematic Vocabulary

Expand your vocabulary around four major everyday themes:

• Health (body, symptoms, going to the doctor)

• Home (rooms, furniture, daily chores)

• Food (meals, recipes, ingredients)

• Leisure (going out, culture, sports)

Module 10: Evaluation Test + Level Validation

This final module lets you check your progress: reading and listening comprehension, grammar, conjugation, guided written expression (like replying to an email). You’ll earn a badge and get personalized advice for advancing to the next level.

🔴 Bonus content in this module:

• Role-play activities for the A2 oral exam (dialogues, real-life situations)

• Listening practice with background noise (announcements, real-life ambiance)

• A full mock DELF A2 exam covering all official exam skills

B1 is a key milestone. You’re no longer just understanding and repeating: you're expressing yourself, telling stories, explaining ideas, and starting to defend your opinions. At this stage, your French becomes more fluent, more structured, and more personal. I guide you step by step to move from simple sentences to real ideas.

Module 1: Talking About an Experience, a Memory, or a Plan
You’ll learn to use the imparfait and passé composé together, link events with connectors like when, then, afterwards, describe real-life situations, and speak about future plans using the futur simple.

Module 2: Expressing and Defending Your Opinion on Daily Topics
You’ll learn to express personal opinions, agree or disagree, build logical arguments (because, so, however), listen to other points of view and respond to them. Oral and written debate simulations will help you gain confidence.

Module 3: Understanding Long and Structured Documents
You’ll practice reading news articles and informational texts, identifying main and secondary ideas, understanding videos or podcasts, and writing or giving brief summaries.

Module 4: Writing Clearly and Structurally
You’ll learn to organize a text (introduction, body, conclusion), tell a story or experience, reply to a letter or email, and use the right connectors for clarity and flow.

Module 5: Adapting to Various Real-Life Situations (Admin, Work, Studies)
This module prepares you to read administrative documents, fill out more complex forms, simulate professional or academic situations, and use essential vocabulary in each context.

Module 6: B1 Grammar – Tense Agreement and Subordinate Clauses
You’ll master tense agreement (present/future, past/past), use common subordinate clauses (when, if, because, although…), build more complex sentences, and refine punctuation.

Module 7: Conjugation – Imparfait, Futur Simple, Conditional Present
We’ll review imparfait and passé composé, introduce the futur simple in various contexts, and the conditional present (I would like, it would be better if…), with practice in real situations.

Module 8: B1 Vocabulary – Society, Environment, News
You’ll expand your vocabulary on topics like media, social issues (education, housing, health), environment, sustainable living, and cultural news.

Module 9: Oral Expression – Presenting, Storytelling, Persuading
This module helps you prepare oral presentations, defend a viewpoint with arguments, tell a clear story, and take part in roleplays individually or in groups.

Module 10: Final Assessment + Level Validation
A full B1 evaluation: reading, listening, grammar, conjugation, structured writing, and oral expression (recorded or live). You’ll receive personalized feedback and a certificate badge.

🔴 Bonus content in this module:

• A full mock DELF B1 exam (written and oral parts)

• A TCF/TEF IRN practice exam with time limits and realistic audio/text comprehension

This level allows you to reach real autonomy in French. You’ll refine your expression, learn how to nuance your ideas, analyze complex documents, debate in a structured way, and master advanced grammar and vocabulary. This level opens the doors to higher education, professional life, or citizenship (TCF/TEF).

Module 1: Analyzing, Nuancing, Interpreting
You’ll learn how to express possibility or hypothesis (e.g., il se peut que, if I had known...), nuance your ideas (even though, however, despite...), analyze a text or speech, and reflect on past or future situations.

Module 2: Understanding Complex and Varied Documents
This module prepares you to read and understand argumentative texts (opinion pieces, essays), follow shows, talks or reports, identify the author’s intention and analyze stylistic and rhetorical tools.

Module 3: Expressing Yourself in a Structured and Coherent Way
You’ll learn to build a clear argument with thesis, antithesis and synthesis, take part in a formal debate, structure a written or spoken presentation, and respond diplomatically to opposing opinions.

Module 4: B2 Grammar – Complex Structures
This module will help you master the subjunctive (present and past), tense agreement in subordinate clauses, passive constructions, indirect speech, and common idiomatic expressions used in formal or written French.

Module 5: Conjugation – Subjunctive, Pluperfect, Conditional Perfect
You’ll learn to use complex past tenses (pluperfect, conditional perfect), maintain coherence in tense sequences, and confidently use the most frequent forms of the subjunctive.

Module 6: Vocabulary B2 – Society, Politics, Culture
You’ll broaden your vocabulary around current topics: opinion, justice, media, environment, cultural debates (cinema, literature, art), emotions, judgment and human relationships.

Module 7: Listening Comprehension – Variety of Accents and Speeds
This module helps you understand speakers from different regions, follow fast-paced conversations, identify main and implied ideas, and recognize humor, irony, and subtext.

Module 8: Advanced Oral Expression – Presentations, Debates, Interviews
You’ll practice presenting issues and defending solutions, answering open questions fluently, organizing oral contributions, and simulating interviews, meetings, or public debates.

Module 9: Writing Production – Essays, Syntheses, Formal Letters
You’ll learn to write structured argumentative essays, produce a synthesis from multiple documents, draft formal letters (e.g., complaints, job applications), and improve your grammar and advanced vocabulary.

Module 10: Level Assessment + Certification
You’ll take a full B2-level evaluation: listening, reading, structured writing, advanced grammar and conjugation, and oral expression in real-life conditions. You'll receive a personalized assessment and a badge, plus guidance to prepare for C1.

🔴 Bonus content in this module:

• Full DELF B2 mock exam (written, oral, comprehension)

• Methodology to write a structured essay and synthesis for the DELF B2

• Interview, meeting, and debate simulations to train in real situations

This book was designed to go straight to the point. All French verb moods and tenses are presented in a clear, progressive, and readable way. No unnecessary overload: each piece of information is structured to make memorization easier and to help you quickly move from theory to practice.

🔹 All moods and tenses are presented in a clear and streamlined way: indicative, subjunctive, conditional, imperative, infinitive, participle, gerund.
🔹 The 75 selected verbs are not chosen at random: they are the most useful models to learn how to conjugate almost all other French verbs.
🔹 For each verb, you’ll find:
• Its group (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
• Its English translation
• Its type: transitive direct, transitive indirect, pronominal, defective…

A glossary of 800 carefully selected verbs to cover the vast majority of conjugation cases.

Whether you’re a beginner or reviewing your skills, this booklet will support you as a visual guide and a compass to navigate all French tenses and conjugations

The method is designed for all levels, from complete beginner (A1) to upper-intermediate (B2).
It is intended for foreign learners who want to learn French at their own pace,
as well as for native French speakers who wish to fill in gaps or regain confidence in their expression.

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