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French · B1
8 chapters · 64 lessons
01 Chapter 1: Adjectives and Adverbs 8 lessons in this chapter
- ancien = former/old
- certain = sure/specific
- cher = expensive/dear
- dernier = previous/final
- même = very/exact/itself/precise/even
- propre = clean/own
- Superlatives of Adjectives
- chaque [duration / tous les [duration] = each [duration] / every [duration]
02 Chapter 2: Pronouns 5 lessons in this chapter
- ce que vs ce qui = what vs which
- où = where and when
- que vs qui = that, which, whom
- celui/celle/ceux/celles = the one(s)
- Using le/l'to refer to previsouly mentioned things
03 Chapter 3: Verbs 39 lessons in this chapter
- How to form the Futur Simple
- When to use the Futur Simple
- Futur Simple: Regular -er Verbs
- Futur Simple: Regular -ir Verbs
- Futur Simple: Regular -re Verbs
- Futur Simple: Aller
- Futur Simple: Avoir
- Futur Simple: Boire
- Futur Simple: Croire
- Futur Simple: Devoir
- Futur Simple: Dire
- Futur Simple: Faire
- Futur Simple: Lire
- Futur Simple: Pouvoir
- Futur Simple: Savoir
- Futur Simple: Venir/Tenir
- Futur Simple: Vouloir
- Futur Simple: Écrire
- Futur Simple: Être
- How to form the Conditionnel Présent
- When to use the Conditionnel Présent
- Conditionnel Présent: Regular -er Verbs
- Conditionnel Présent: Regular -ir Verbs
- Conditionnel Présent: -re Verbs
- Conditionnel Présent: Aller
- Conditionnel Présent: Avoir
- Conditionnel Présent: Boire
- Conditionnel Présent: Croire
- Conditionnel Présent: Devenir
- Conditionnel Présent: Devoir
- Conditionnel Présent: Dire
- Conditionnel Présent: Faire
- Conditionnel Présent: Lire
- Conditionnel Présent: Pouvoir
- Conditionnel Présent: Savoir
- Conditionnel Présent: Venir/Tenir
- Conditionnel Présent: Vouloir
- Conditionnel Présent: Écrire
- Conditionnel Présent: Être
04 Chapter 4: Negations 5 lessons in this chapter
- aucun(e) [verb] ne = none of them
- ne [verb] nulle part = nowhere
- ne [verb] pas with reflexive verbs in compound tenses
- personne ne... = no one
- rien ne... = nothing
05 Chapter 5: Articles and Nouns 1 lesson in this chapter
- des becomes de/d' when in front of adjectives that precede plural nouns
06 Chapter 6: Questions and Interrogatives 1 lesson in this chapter
- How to form inverted questions with nouns in the passé composé
07 Chapter 7: Prepositions and Conjunctions 2 lessons in this chapter
- Expressing Distance
- Holidays
08 Chapter 8: Idioms 3 lessons in this chapter
- avoir du mal avec/à = to struggle with
- faillir + infinitive = to almost do something
- passer et réussir un examen = to take and pass an exam
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