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B2

Level B2 (Upper-Intermediate Level French Course)

Lesson 1 – Revision of past tenses

Consolidate the use of passé composé, imparfait, and plus-que-parfait. Focus on their nuances in narration.

Lesson 2 – Conditional past (conditionnel passé)

Learn how to form and use the conditional past. Express regrets, reproaches, and unrealized situations.

Lesson 3 – Advanced “if” clauses

Go beyond B1 by mastering si + plus-que-parfait → conditional past. Use it to imagine past events differently.

Lesson 4 – Subjunctive in depth: review

Review the formation of the subjunctive and its irregular verbs. Ensure accuracy in more complex sentences.

Lesson 5 – Subjunctive in advanced contexts

Use the subjunctive with expressions of doubt, emotion, concession, and complex connectors such as bien que, quoique, pourvu que.

Lesson 6 – Sequence of tenses with the subjunctive

Discover how the subjunctive interacts with past and future tenses. Practice in both oral and written contexts.

Lesson 7 – Relative pronouns: advanced forms

Learn lequel, auquel, duquel and their agreements. Master subtler ways to connect ideas.

Lesson 8 – Nominal and verbal relative clauses

Understand how to create precise descriptions and explanations with relative structures.

Lesson 9 – Advanced object pronouns

Review COD, COI, y, en together. Focus on double pronouns and their order in a sentence.

Lesson 10 – Emphasis with pronouns

Practice stressed pronouns, combinations, and reinforcement for stylistic nuance.

Lesson 11 – Passive voice

Learn how to form the passive voice with different tenses. Practice transforming sentences from active to passive.

Lesson 12 – Alternatives to the passive

Discover stylistic alternatives: “on” constructions, reflexive forms, and impersonal expressions.

Lesson 13 – Reported speech: advanced transformations

Master tense shifts with complex verbs. Learn to report past, future, and conditional statements correctly.

Lesson 14 – Advanced logical connectors

Use connectors for argumentation: néanmoins, toutefois, en revanche, par conséquent, ainsi, or whereas.

Lesson 15 – Expressing cause and consequence

Learn various structures to explain reasons and results: à cause de, grâce à, puisque, comme, si bien que.

Lesson 16 Stylistic subtlety – “on” vs “l’on”

Study the refined use of l’on in written French.
You will practice recognizing it in literature and formal texts.

Lesson 17 – Expressing concession and opposition

Use advanced expressions such as bien que, même si, malgré, tandis que, alors que.

Lesson 18 – Expressing purpose

Practice purpose clauses with pour que, afin que, de peur que, en vue de.

Lesson 19 – Expressing condition and restriction

Master structures like à condition que, à moins que, pourvu que, sauf si.

Lesson 20 – Nominalization and advanced sentence structures

Discover how to turn verbs into nouns to build more formal and complex sentences.

Lesson 21 Literary tenses – Passé simple

Introduction to advanced literary verb forms.
You will learn to recognize and use them in formal texts.

Lesson 22 Literary tenses – Passé antérieur

Introduction to advanced literary verb forms.
You will learn to recognize and use them in formal texts.

Lesson 23 Literary tenses – Subjonctif imparfait

Introduction to advanced literary verb forms.
You will learn to recognize and use them in formal texts.

Lesson 24 Causatives – Faire faire, se faire + infinitive, se laisser + infinitive

Learn how to express making someone do something or having something done.
You will practice causative structures in everyday and formal contexts.

Lesson 26 Morphology – Prefixes (re-, dé-, in-, etc.)

Study the most common French prefixes.
You will learn how they modify meaning and create new words.

Lesson 27 Morphology – Suffixes (-age, -tion, -ment…)

Introduction to productive suffixes in French.
You will practice identifying patterns in word formation.

Lesson 28 Explétive “ne” (après avant que, à moins que, etc.)

Learn how to use the stylistic ne in formal French.
You will recognize contexts where it appears without negation.

Lesson 29 Distinction c’est vs il est

Clarify the difference between c’est and il est.
You will learn rules for describing people, professions, and situations.

Lesson 30 Hard irregular plurals

Learn common and hard irregular plural forms in French.
You will practice applying them in both spoken and written contexts.

Lesson 31 French punctuation (comma, semicolon, etc.)

Introduction to French punctuation rules.
You will see how they differ from English usage.

B2

Level B2 (Upper-Intermediate Level French Course)

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