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A0 · Absolute beginner
Build your first useful words and sentences.

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French · A0

7 chapters · 19 lessons

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01 Chapter 1: Pronouns 5 lessons in this chapter
  • Je = I
  • Tu or Vous = You
  • Il/Elle versus Ils/Elles = He/She/It versus They
  • On = We/One/People
  • On versus Nous = Informal We vs Formal We
02 Chapter 2: Verbs 3 lessons in this chapter
  • Avoir Conjugation in the Present Tense [To Have]
  • Faire Conjugation in the Present Tense [To Do/Make]
  • Être Conjugation in the Present Tense [To Be]
03 Chapter 3: Idioms 3 lessons in this chapter
  • It is = C'est
  • There is/There are = Il y a
  • My name is... = Je m'appelle...
04 Chapter 4: Articles 3 lessons in this chapter
  • A = Un/Une
  • The = Le/La/L'
  • Plural form of "The" and "A" = Les/Des
05 Chapter 5: Nouns 1 lesson in this chapter
  • How to make most nouns plural [add -s]
06 Chapter 6: Adjectives 3 lessons in this chapter
  • The 3 Types of Adjectives that go before a noun
  • How to make an Adjective feminine [add an -e]
  • How to make Adjectives plural [add -s/-es]
07 Chapter 7: Questions 1 lesson in this chapter
  • The 3 ways to ask 'what is this?'

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