French Language Course

Lesson 1 • Consonants and Liaison Rules

Teaches French consonant sounds and the rule of liaison linking words in speech. Enables natural, connected spoken French.

Lesson 2 • Vowels and Nasal Sounds

Covers pure vowels, oral vowels, and the four nasal vowel sounds unique to French. Connects accurate vowel production to comprehensible speech.

Lesson 3 • Accents and Diacritical Marks

Explains accent marks and their effect on pronunciation and meaning. Prevents spelling and reading errors throughout the course.

Lesson 4 • Rhythm, Stress, and Intonation

Introduces French syllable stress patterns and sentence-level intonation. Produces natural-sounding speech beyond isolated word pronunciation.

Lesson 1 • Adjective Agreement and Placement

Explains how adjectives agree with nouns in gender and number and where they are placed. Produces descriptive, accurate noun phrases.

Lesson 2 • Articles: Definite and Indefinite

Teaches definite, indefinite, and partitive articles with gender and number agreement. Enables accurate noun phrase construction.

Lesson 3 • Personal Pronouns and Être/Avoir

Covers subject pronouns and the two essential auxiliary verbs être and avoir. Unlocks verb conjugation and compound tense formation.

Lesson 4 • Basic Sentence Construction

Introduces subject-verb-object word order and simple affirmative sentences. Provides the structural template for all spoken and written output.

Lesson 1 • Regular -ER Verb Conjugation

Introduces the largest French verb group with its present tense endings. Provides the conjugation template most frequently encountered.

Lesson 2 • High-Frequency Irregular Verbs

Teaches the most common irregular verbs including aller, faire, vouloir, and pouvoir. These verbs appear in nearly every conversation.

Lesson 3 • Reflexive Verbs in the Present

Introduces reflexive verbs and their pronoun system for daily routine actions. Enables description of personal habits and self-directed actions.

Lesson 4 • Regular -IR and -RE Verb Conjugation

Covers the -IR and -RE verb groups with their distinct present tense patterns. Expands the range of expressible actions significantly.

Lesson 1 • Food, Drink, and Dining Vocabulary

Introduces food categories, meal vocabulary, and restaurant expressions. Prepares learners for real-world dining interactions.

Lesson 2 • Family, People, and Relationships

Covers vocabulary for family members, professions, and social relationships. Enables personal introductions and social conversation.

Lesson 3 • Numbers, Time, and Dates

Teaches cardinal and ordinal numbers, clock time, and calendar expressions. Enables scheduling, shopping, and time-based communication.

Lesson 4 • Places, Transport, and Directions

Teaches location vocabulary, transportation types, and directional phrases. Enables navigation and travel communication.

Lesson 1 • Greetings, Farewells, and Politeness

Covers formal and informal greetings, leave-taking phrases, and courtesy expressions. Sets the social register for all spoken interactions.

Lesson 2 • Phone and Digital Communication

Teaches phrases for telephone calls, text messages, and basic digital exchanges. Extends conversational skills to modern communication channels.

Lesson 3 • Shopping and Transactional Dialogue

Introduces vocabulary and phrases for retail, market, and service transactions. Builds practical communication for commercial settings.

Lesson 4 • Introducing Yourself and Others

Teaches self-introduction, asking personal questions, and introducing third parties. Enables confident first-contact conversations.

Lesson 1 • Futur Simple and Futur Proche

Introduces the simple future tense and the near future construction aller + infinitive. Enables expression of plans, predictions, and intentions.

Lesson 2 • Imparfait: Formation and Contrast

Covers imperfect tense formation and its contrast with passé composé. Enables description of ongoing states and habitual past actions.

Lesson 3 • Conditionnel Présent Introduction

Introduces the present conditional for polite requests and hypothetical statements. Adds social register and nuance to communication.

Lesson 4 • Passé Composé Formation and Use

Teaches compound past tense formation with avoir and être auxiliaries. Enables narration of completed past actions and experiences.

Lesson 1 • Informal Writing: Messages and Emails

Teaches how to write informal notes, text messages, and casual emails in French. Develops practical written communication for personal contexts.

Lesson 2 • Everyday Written Texts

Covers menus, signs, schedules, and short messages as reading material. Connects literacy skills to practical daily-life situations.

Lesson 3 • Formal Writing: Letters and Reports

Covers formal letter structure, professional email conventions, and basic report writing. Prepares learners for workplace and official written communication.

Lesson 4 • Reading Strategies for French Texts

Teaches skimming, scanning, and inference strategies for French written material. Builds independent reading ability across text types.

Lesson 1 • The Subjunctive Mood

Introduces present subjunctive formation and its key trigger contexts. Enables expression of doubt, emotion, necessity, and opinion.

Lesson 2 • Fluency Strategies and Self-Correction

Develops strategies for maintaining speech flow, self-monitoring, and error repair. Bridges advanced grammar knowledge with spontaneous fluent output.

Lesson 3 • Object Pronouns and Their Placement

Covers direct, indirect, and double object pronouns with correct placement rules. Eliminates repetition and produces natural, cohesive sentences.

Lesson 4 • Passive Voice and Causative Faire

Covers passive voice construction and the causative faire + infinitive structure. Adds grammatical range for formal and descriptive contexts.