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B1

Level B1 (Intermediate Level French Course)

Lesson 1 – Passé composé vs imparfait

Learn how to distinguish between these two past tenses. Understand when to use one or the other to tell a story.

Lesson 2 – The plus-que-parfait

Discover how to talk about actions that happened before another past action. An essential tool to enrich your narratives.

Lesson 3 – The futur simple

Learn how to form and use the futur simple. Express your plans and predictions with clarity.

Lesson 4 – The futur antérieur

Discover how to describe an action that will be completed in the future. Perfect for structuring precise sentences.

Lesson 5 – The present conditional

Express wishes, hypotheses, or politeness. This tense makes your speech more nuanced.

Lesson 6 – Si + present → future

Master the first conditional structure. Talk about real situations and their consequences.

Lesson 7 – Si + imparfait → conditional present

Learn how to talk about unreal situations. This structure helps you express dreams or regrets.

Lesson 8 – Si + plus-que-parfait → conditional past

Discover how to imagine the past differently. A useful construction for unreal past situations.

Lesson 9 – The subjunctive: formation

Learn how to form the present subjunctive. An essential mood to express feelings and opinions.

Lesson 10 – The subjunctive: common expressions

Discover the most frequent phrases with the subjunctive. A must-have skill for both speaking and writing.

Lesson 11 – Direct and indirect object pronouns

Review how to use these pronouns to avoid repetition. Essential for speaking more naturally.

Lesson 12 – The pronouns Y and EN

Learn how to use these very common pronouns. They simplify your sentences and make them flow better.

Lesson 13 – Stressed pronouns

Discover how to emphasize a person with stressed pronouns. Very useful in conversation to highlight importance.

Lesson 14 – Simple relative pronouns

Qui, que, où, dont: learn how to connect your sentences. A key tool to enrich your texts and conversations.

Lesson 15 – Comparative and superlative

Express comparisons in a simple and precise way. Learn to use the superlative to emphasize an idea.

Lesson 16 – Past participle agreement used as an adjective

Understand how to make past participles agree with the noun. An important rule to avoid frequent mistakes.

Lesson 17 – Reported speech: introduction

Learn how to report what someone said. Transform tenses correctly into indirect speech.

Lesson 18 – Logical connectors

Discover how to organize your ideas with connectors. They bring clarity and coherence to your sentences.

Lesson 19 – Temporal clauses

Quand, pendant que, dès que… Master these links to structure your stories and place actions in time.

Lesson 20 – Introduction to the passive voice

Learn the difference between active and passive voice. The passive voice helps you emphasize the action itself.

Lesson 21 Subjunctive vs indicative (contrast)

Learn when to use the subjunctive versus the indicative.
You will practice expressing doubt, necessity, and certainty.

Lesson 22 Conjunctions – Coordination (mais, ou, et, donc, or, ni, car)

Introduction to coordinating conjunctions.
You will learn to link ideas and clauses more fluently.

Lesson 23 Conjunctions – Subordination (because, if, as…)

Discover subordinating conjunctions for cause and condition.
You will learn to make your sentences more complex.

Lesson 24 Conjunctions – Time (as soon as, before…)

Learn time-related connectors to structure narratives.
You will practice sequencing actions in past, present, and future.

Lesson 25 Prepositions with countries, regions, cities (en, au, aux, à)

Introduction to geographic prepositions.
You will learn to say where you are, where you’re going, and where you’re from.

Lesson 26 Recent past (venir de + infinitive)

Learn how to express actions that just happened.
You will practice forming and using the recent past in conversation.

Lesson 27 Indefinite pronouns (someone, something, nobody, nothing…)

Introduction to common indefinite pronouns.
You will practice using them in questions and statements.

Lesson 28 Multiple uses of “tout” (tout, toute, tous, toutes, tout + adjective)

Discover the many meanings of tout.
You will practice using it with nouns, pronouns, and adjectives.

Lesson 29 False friends

Learn to avoid common traps between French and English.
You will practice recognizing and correcting false friends in context.

B1

Level B1 (Intermediate Level French Course)

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