French A2 · Elementary
Talk about the past with the passé composé and imparfait, use object pronouns, compare things and handle everyday situations: the doctor, travel and work.
48 topics · Vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening and practice.
What you will study
- Day 1Last weekend — Passé composé with avoir: irregular past participles
- Day 2Telling about an outing — Passé composé with être: verbs of movement
- Day 3Sophie's day — Agreement of the past participle with être
- Day 4A difficult morning — Pronominal verbs in the passé composé
- Day 5Things I've never done — Negation in the passé composé
- Day 6When I was little — The imparfait: formation
- Day 7My primary school — Imparfait for descriptions and habits
- Day 8A holiday memory — Passé composé vs. imparfait
- Day 9Presents — Direct object pronouns le, la, les
- Day 10Writing to friends — Indirect object pronouns lui, leur
- Day 11Places I go to — Pronoun y
- Day 12Groceries — Pronoun en
- Day 13Advice — Pronouns in the passé composé and imperative
- Day 14City or countryside? — Comparative of adjectives
- Day 15Records and the best places — Superlative
- Day 16Restaurant reviews — Bon/meilleur and bien/mieux
- Day 17How to work efficiently — Adverbs in -ment
- Day 18Everyday objects — Relative pronouns qui and que
- Day 19My childhood home — Relative pronoun où
- Day 20My plans for the future — The simple future
- Day 21In ten years — Irregular future stems
- Day 22Forecasts and plans — Si + present, future (real condition)
- Day 23At the hotel — The present conditional: politeness
- Day 24My working life — Expressions of time: depuis, il y a, pendant
- Day 25Whose is it? — Possessive pronouns
- Day 26Choosing a flat — Demonstrative pronouns celui, celle
- Day 27An evening with friends — Indefinite words: quelqu'un, quelque chose, rien, personne
- Day 28Life changes — Negation: ne ... plus, ne ... jamais, ne ... rien
- Day 29A job interview — Interrogative inversion
- Day 30At the electronics shop — Interrogative pronouns lequel, laquelle
- Day 31Learning a language — Verbs followed by à or de + infinitive
- Day 32Doing two things at once — The gerund (en + -ant)
- Day 33The rules — Expressing obligation and prohibition
- Day 34Excuses — Expressing cause: parce que, car, comme
- Day 35Little problems — Expressing consequence: donc, alors, c'est pourquoi
- Day 36Social media — Expressing opinion: je pense que, à mon avis
- Day 37A family debate — Agreeing and disagreeing
- Day 38The village festival — Tout, toute, tous, toutes
- Day 39Friendship and love — Pronominal verbs: reciprocal meaning
- Day 40Arranging a meeting — Prepositions of time: en, dans, à, pendant
- Day 41Getting around town — Means of transport: en vs. à
- Day 42Passing on a message — Reported speech in the present
- Day 43Health advice — Introduction to the subjunctive: il faut que
- Day 44My dreams — Expressing wishes: j'aimerais, je souhaite
- Day 45Making a complaint — Writing a formal letter or email
- Day 46The French in numbers — Numbers, statistics and percentages
- Day 47Telling a story — Telling a story: d'abord, ensuite, enfin
- Day 48My life past, present and future — A2 review: past, present and future