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French · A2
8 chapters · 127 lessons
01 Chapter 1: Pronouns 16 lessons in this chapter
- How to position object pronouns
- How to Position Object Pronouns in Compound Tenses
- Structuring French Sentences: subjects, verbs and objects
- How to use direct and indirect object pronouns (me, te, nous, vous)
- How to use direct object pronouns (le, la, l', les)
- How to use indirect object pronouns (lui, leur)
- How to use 'en' (of them)
- How to use 'y' (there)
- How to use possessive pronouns (le mien, le nôtre etc.)
- When to use stress pronouns (moi, toi, lui, etc.)
- How to express quantity
- How to say 'each' and 'each one'
- How to say 'someone'/'someone else'
- How to say 'the other one(s)'
- How to say 'the same'
- How to use tout (tout, tous, toute, toutes)
02 Chapter 2: Verbs 65 lessons in this chapter
- How to form the Passé Composé
- When to use the Passé Composé
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Regular -er verbs
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Conduire and derivatives
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Dire
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Dormir and derivatives
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Mettre and derivatives
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Prendre and derivatives
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Regular -ir verbs
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Écrire and derivatives
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Boire
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Connaître and derivatives
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Croire
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Devoir
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Lire
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Pouvoir
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Regular -re verbs
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Savoir
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Tenir and derivatives
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Vouloir
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Avoir
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Craindre
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Faire
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Offrir
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Ouvrir
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Peindre
- Passé Composé (+Avoir): Être
- Passé Composé (+Être): Aller
- Passé Composé (+Être): Arriver
- Passé Composé (+Être): Descendre
- Passé Composé (+Être): Devenir
- Passé Composé (+Être): Entrer
- Passé Composé (+Être): Monter
- Passé Composé (+Être): Mourir
- Passé Composé (+Être): Naître
- Passé Composé (+Être): Partir
- Passé Composé (+Être): Rentrer
- Passé Composé (+Être): Rester
- Passé Composé (+Être): Retourner
- Passé Composé (+Être): Revenir
- Passé Composé (+Être): Sortir
- Passé Composé (+Être): Tomber
- Passé Composé (+Être): Venir
- Passé Composé (+Être): Reflexive Verbs
- How to form the Imparfait
- Passé Composé vs Imparfait
- When to use the Imparfait
- Imparfait: Regular verbs
- Imparfait: Semi-regular -cer verbs
- Imparfait: Semi-regular -ger verbs
- Imparfait: Aller
- Imparfait: Avoir
- Imparfait: Boire
- Imparfait: Croire
- Imparfait: Devoir
- Imparfait: Dire
- Imparfait: Faire
- Imparfait: Lire
- Imparfait: Pouvoir
- Imparfait: Savoir
- Imparfait: Voir
- Imparfait: Vouloir
- Imparfait: Écrire
- Imparfait: Être
- Imparfait: Reflexive Verbs
03 Chapter 3: Articles and Nouns 1 lesson in this chapter
- Pluralize -ou Nouns
04 Chapter 4: Prepositions and Conjunctions 3 lessons in this chapter
- En versus Dans
- Descendre de/Monter dans [To get off/on transportation]
- Pendant, Durant, Depuis, Pour
05 Chapter 5: Idioms 14 lessons in this chapter
- (Se) Promener, marcher, aller à pied = To (take a) walk
- Aimer = To Love and To Like
- Aller à = To Suit Someone
- Avoir raison/tort = To be right/wrong
- Devoir: Passé Composé vs Imparfait
- Express punctuality
- Faire confiance (à) = To trust someone
- Faire exprès (de) = To do something on purpose
- Faire mal à versus Faire du mal à = Physical pain vs Emotional pain
- Il y a (duration) = (duration) ago
- Manquer (à)/(de) = To miss someone/something
- Savoir versus Connaître
- Se souvenir de = To remember
- Visiter vs Rendre visite à = To visit a Place vs a Person
06 Chapter 6: Adjectives and Adverbs 9 lessons in this chapter
- How to make comparisons with adjectives
- How to make comparisons with adverbs
- How to form the superlative of verbs
- How to form the superlative of adverbs
- Irregular (feminine) adjectives
- How to say: others
- ce/cet/cette/ces = this/that/these/those
- How to position adverbs
- The 7 most important irregular adverbs
07 Chapter 7: Negations 12 lessons in this chapter
- How to negate compound tenses
- Position of direct and indirect object pronouns
- ne... acune(e) = none
- ne...ni...ni = neither...nor
- ne...pas assez (de) = not enough (of)
- ne…pas du tout = not at all
- ne...pas encore = not yet
- ne...pas non plus = not...either
- ne...personne = no one/nobody
- ne...plus = no more
- ne...que = only
- ne...rien = nothing
08 Chapter 8: Questions and Interrogatives 7 lessons in this chapter
- quel, quels, quelle, quelles [How to ask 'which'or 'what']
- Que...? [How to as a 'what' question]
- How to form an inverted question
- How to form an inverted question in the passé composé
- How to form an inverted question with a noun
- Qui/Qui est-ce qui? [How to ask a 'who' question]
- Qui/Qui est-ce que? [How to ask a 'whom' question]
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