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Fiches de révision

The Basics & GreetingsA1 · Grammaire
Subject Pronouns & ÊtreA1 · Grammaire
Nouns & ArticlesA1 · Grammaire
Avoir (To Have) & NegationA1 · Grammaire
Regular -ER VerbsA1 · Grammaire
Adjectives & AgreementA1 · Grammaire
Asking QuestionsA1 · Grammaire
Aller & Near FutureA1 · Grammaire
Faire (To Do/Make)A1 · Grammaire
Prepositions of PlaceA1 · Grammaire
Possessive AdjectivesA1 · Grammaire
Demonstrative AdjectivesA1 · Grammaire
Partitive ArticlesA1 · Grammaire
Regular -IR VerbsA1 · Grammaire
Regular -RE VerbsA1 · Grammaire
Modal VerbsA1 · Grammaire
Reflexive Verbs (Present)A1 · Grammaire
Numbers & TimeA1 · Vocabulaire
Family & PetsA1 · Vocabulaire
Food & DiningA1 · Vocabulaire
The City & DirectionsA1 · Vocabulaire
Colors & DescriptionA1 · Vocabulaire
Calendar & SeasonsA1 · Vocabulaire
House & HomeA1 · Vocabulaire
Hobbies & LeisureA1 · Vocabulaire
Daily RoutineA1 · Vocabulaire
A Day in ParisA1 · Histoire
The Sunday MarketA1 · Histoire
The New ApartmentA1 · Histoire
A Picnic in the ParkA1 · Histoire
My Morning RoutineA1 · Histoire
Planning the WeekendA1 · Histoire
Passé Composé (Avoir)A2 · Grammaire
Passé Composé (Être)A2 · Grammaire
L’ImparfaitA2 · Grammaire
Reflexive Verbs (Past)A2 · Grammaire
Direct Object PronounsA2 · Grammaire
Indirect Object PronounsA2 · Grammaire
The Pronouns Y and EnA2 · Grammaire
The Future SimpleA2 · Grammaire
The ImperativeA2 · Grammaire
Introduction to ConditionalA2 · Grammaire
Relative Pronouns (Qui/Que)A2 · Grammaire
Subjunctive IntroductionA2 · Grammaire
Demonstrative PronounsA2 · Grammaire
Complex NegationA2 · Grammaire
Comparatives & SuperlativesA2 · Grammaire
AdverbsA2 · Grammaire
Time PrepositionsA2 · Grammaire
The Gerund (Le Gérondif)A2 · Grammaire
Recent Past (Venir de)A2 · Grammaire
Travel & AccommodationA2 · Vocabulaire
Health & The BodyA2 · Vocabulaire
Work & EducationA2 · Vocabulaire
Clothing & ShoppingA2 · Vocabulaire
Technology & MediaA2 · Vocabulaire
Nature & EnvironmentA2 · Vocabulaire
Emotions & PersonalityA2 · Vocabulaire
Kitchen & CookingA2 · Vocabulaire
Arts & CultureA2 · Vocabulaire
The Lost KeyA2 · Histoire
Dinner with FriendsA2 · Histoire
The Dream JobA2 · Histoire
A Weekend in BrittanyA2 · Histoire
The Cooking ContestA2 · Histoire
A Strange DayA2 · Histoire
A Cultural OutingA2 · Histoire

Leçons complètes

Adjectives & AgreementDescribing people and objects. Matching gender and number.
Aller & Near FutureGoing places and talking about what you’re going to do.
Asking QuestionsEst-ce que, inversion, and question words.
Avoir (To Have) & NegationExpressing possession and forming negative sentences.
Demonstrative AdjectivesPointing things out: This, That, These, Those.
Faire (To Do/Make)Essential expressions involving weather, sports, and chores.
Modal VerbsExpressing ability, desire, and obligation: Pouvoir, Vouloir, Devoir.
Nouns & ArticlesMasculine vs Feminine. Definite (le/la) and Indefinite (un/une) articles.
Partitive ArticlesTalking about food and unspecified quantities (Some).
Possessive AdjectivesTalking about ownership: My, Your, His, Her.
Prepositions of PlaceIn, at, on, under. Describing where things are.
Reflexive Verbs (Present)Daily routine actions done to oneself.
Regular -ER VerbsThe largest group of French verbs (Manger, Parler, Aimer).
Regular -IR VerbsConjugating the second group of verbs like Finir and Choisir.
Regular -RE VerbsConjugating the third group of verbs like Vendre and Attendre.
Subject Pronouns & ÊtreI, You, He/She — and the most important verb: To Be.
The Basics & GreetingsEssential greetings, introductions, and the Tu vs Vous system.
A Day in ParisA tourist arrives in Paris and explores the basics.
A Picnic in the ParkFriends meet for a picnic. Food and weather vocabulary.
My Morning RoutineA step-by-step description of a typical morning.
Planning the WeekendTwo friends discuss what they want to do.
The New ApartmentMoving into a new home. Rooms and furniture vocabulary.
The Sunday MarketShopping for a Sunday lunch using polite expressions.
Calendar & SeasonsDays, months, seasons, and dates.
Colors & DescriptionDescribing physical appearance and colors.
Daily RoutineFrom waking up to going to sleep.
Family & PetsDescribing family members and domestic animals.
Food & DiningOrdering at a café, market items, and meals.
Hobbies & LeisureSports, music, and free time activities.
House & HomeRooms, furniture, and basic household items.
Numbers & TimeCounting 0–100, telling time, and days of the week.
The City & DirectionsNavigating a town, places, and asking the way.
AdverbsDescribing how actions are done (-ment).
Comparatives & SuperlativesComparing things: Better, Worse, The Best.
Complex NegationNever, nothing, nobody: ne…jamais, ne…rien, ne…personne.
Demonstrative PronounsReplacing nouns: The one, That one (Celui, Celle).
Direct Object PronounsAvoiding repetition using le, la, les.
Indirect Object PronounsReplacing “to someone” using lui, leur.
Introduction to ConditionalExpressing wishes and polite requests.
L’ImparfaitDescribing habits, settings, and ongoing past actions.
Passé Composé (Avoir)Talking about completed past actions.
Passé Composé (Être)Verbs of movement: Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp and agreement rules.
Recent Past (Venir de)Talking about what just happened.
Reflexive Verbs (Past)Daily routine verbs in the past tense.
Relative Pronouns (Qui/Que)Connecting sentences using Who, Which, and That.
Subjunctive IntroductionExpressing necessity and emotions.
The Future SimplePredicting the future and making promises.
The Gerund (Le Gérondif)Expressing simultaneous actions with en + present participle.
The ImperativeGiving orders, advice, and suggestions.
The Pronouns Y and EnReplacing places and quantities.
Time PrepositionsDepuis, Pendant, Il y a (Since, During, Ago).
A Cultural OutingVisiting a museum and discussing art.
A Strange DayA mystery story using complex negation.
A Weekend in BrittanyA travel log about a trip to the coast.
Dinner with FriendsSocial interactions and food vocabulary.
The Cooking ContestA competition story using comparatives.
The Dream JobAn interview scenario involving work vocabulary.
The Lost KeyA mystery story using past tenses.
Arts & CultureCinema, music, literature, and painting.
Clothing & ShoppingBuying clothes, sizes, and colors.
Emotions & PersonalityDescribing feelings and character traits.
Health & The BodyVisiting the doctor and describing symptoms.
Kitchen & CookingUtensils, cooking verbs, and recipes.
Nature & EnvironmentLandscape, weather, and ecology.
Technology & MediaComputers, internet, and phones.
Travel & AccommodationAirports, hotels, and solving problems abroad.
Work & EducationJobs, office supplies, and school subjects.