Group French Language Lessons

This level helps you begin communicating in French in simple everyday situations. You will learn basic expressions to introduce yourself, interact with others, and talk about your interests and experiences.

Chapter 1: Salut! (Hello!)

What you’ll achieve:
Greet people, start simple conversations, and introduce yourself in French.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Greet people
• Start a conversation with someone
  
• Introduce yourself
  
• Apologize politely

Chapter 2: Enchanté! (Nice to Meet You!)

What you’ll achieve:
Introduce people and ask others to introduce themselves.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Ask someone to introduce themselves
  
• Introduce another person

Chapter 3: J’adore! (I Love It!)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about your interests and discuss your plans with others.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express your likes and preferences
  
• Talk about your plans

Chapter 4: Tu veux bien? (Do You Mind?)

What you’ll achieve:
Make polite requests and talk about actions in the past.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Ask someone to do something
  
• Make polite requests
• Talk about past actions

This level helps you communicate in everyday situations in French. You will learn how to make plans, express opinions, ask about prices and quantities, give directions, and offer advice.

Chapter 5: On se voit quand? (When Do We Meet?)

What you’ll achieve:
Make plans with others, talk about dates and times, and arrange meetings.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Make, accept, and refuse invitations
  
• Say and ask about dates
  
• Arrange and confirm a meeting
  
• Ask for and tell the time

Chapter 6: Bonne idée! (Good Idea!)

What you’ll achieve:
Express your opinions and talk about prices and quantities in everyday situations.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express positive and negative opinions
  
• Ask about prices
  
• Ask about quantities
  
• Express quantity

Chapter 7: C’est où? (Where Is It?)

What you’ll achieve:
Ask for directions and describe locations in a city or place.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Ask for and give directions
  
• Describe locations using expressions like près de and en face de

Chapter 8: N’oubliez pas! (Don’t Forget!)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about rules, obligations, and give advice in daily situations.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express obligation or prohibition
  
• Give advice

This level helps you expand your French communication skills by describing places and people, talking about experiences, comparing things, and discussing future plans.

Chapter 9: Belle vue sur la mer! (Beautiful Sea View!)

What you’ll achieve:
Describe places and talk about where things are in space and time.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Describe a place
  
• Locate places and objects
  
• Talk about time and sequence of events

Chapter 10: Quel beau voyage! (What a Beautiful Trip!)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about experiences and describe events during a trip or activity.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Tell a story or recount an event
  
• Describe the steps of an action
  
• Express intensity and quantity
  
• Ask questions

Chapter 11: Oh! Joli! (Oh! Nice!)

What you’ll achieve:
Describe people and objects, make comparisons, and express agreement or disagreement.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Describe someone
  
• Compare people or things
  
• Express agreement or disagreement
  
• Talk about time references

Chapter 12: Et après? (And After?)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about the future, express wishes, and describe people.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Talk about the future
  
• Express wishes
  
• Describe someone

This level helps you communicate more confidently in French by expressing opinions, emotions, and personal reactions. You will learn to justify your ideas, discuss culture, and describe feelings in everyday conversations.

Chapter 1: Très drôle! (Very Funny!)

What you’ll achieve:
Express certainty or uncertainty and react to ideas or situations.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express certainty and uncertainty
• Express approval or indifference

Chapter 2: Vous avez dit culture? (You Said Culture?)

What you’ll achieve:
Discuss cultural topics and share opinions in conversations.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express and ask for someone’s opinion
• Express your intention to do something (1)

Chapter 3: Envie d’ailleurs (A Desire for Elsewhere)

What you’ll achieve:
Explain your choices and talk about intentions.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Justify a choice
• Express your intention to do something (2)
• Express restriction

Chapter 4: Voilà l’été! (Summer Is Here!)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about preferences, comparisons, and emotions.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express liking and preferences
• Compare people or things
• Express joy and sadness

Chapter 5: Terre inconnue (Unknown Land)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about fears, concerns, and emotional reactions.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express fear or worry
• Reassure someone
• Express surprise

Chapter 6: Vivement dimanche! (Can’t Wait for Sunday!)

What you’ll achieve:
Express negative emotions and reactions in everyday situations.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express anger or dissatisfaction
• Express disappointment and regret

This level helps you communicate more confidently in professional and everyday situations. You will learn how to interact in formal contexts, express complaints, explain causes and consequences, and talk about hypothetical situations.

Chapter 9: Ne quittez pas… (Hold the Line…)

What you’ll achieve:
Communicate effectively on the phone and express disagreement or complaints.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Interact on the phone
• Accuse or challenge a statement
• Make a reproach or complaint

• Vocabulary related to the world of work
• Emphasis structures: c’est… que and c’est… qui

Chapter 10: Argent trop cher! (Money Is Too Expensive!)

What you’ll achieve:
Write formal messages and express opposition or complaints.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Communicate through written correspondence
• Express opposition
• Complain or protest

• Opposition structures
• Adverbs such as toujours, déjà, ne… jamais

Chapter 11: Le pétrole fou! (Crazy Oil Prices!)

What you’ll achieve:
Explain causes and consequences and emphasize important information.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express cause and consequence
• Highlight or emphasize information

• Passive voice
• Expressions of cause
• Expressions of consequence

Chapter 12: Parlez-moi d’amour… (Talk to Me About Love…)

What you’ll achieve:
Discuss hypothetical situations and express certainty or evidence.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express hypothesis and condition
• Express something obvious or evident

• Condition and hypothesis
• Present conditional (formation and use)
• Expressions such as dans ce cas and au cas où
• Gerund (le gérondif)
• Introduction to reported speech

This level helps you communicate more fluently by describing places and people, recounting past experiences, and reporting what others say. You will expand your vocabulary and learn more complex grammar structures to express ideas clearly.

Chapter 1: Inoubliable! (Unforgettable!)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about memories and recount past events with greater accuracy.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Tell a story in the past
  
• Say that you remember something
  
• Say that you forgot something
  
• Remind someone of something
• Passé composé, imparfait, and plus-que-parfait
• Agreement of past participles with pronominal verbs
• Vocabulary related to memories and recollections

Chapter 2: Venez chez moi! (Come to My Place!)

What you’ll achieve:
Describe places, compare them, and talk about living spaces.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Talk about a place
  
• Describe a place
  
• Compare places
• Position of adjectives
• Nuances in adjective meanings
• Relative pronoun dont
• Indefinite pronouns and expressions
• Vocabulary related to housing and living spaces

Chapter 3: Vous les connaissez? (Do You Know Them?)

What you’ll achieve:
Describe people and report what others say.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Talk about someone
  
• Describe a person
  
• Report what someone said
• Compound relative pronouns
• Reported speech and sequence of tenses
• Vocabulary related to physical and personality descriptions

This level helps you express personal feelings, discuss culture, and communicate effectively in professional contexts.You will learn to structure your ideas, express emotions and opinions, and participate confidently in conversations.

Chapter 4: Êtes-vous zen? (Are You Zen?)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about yourself and express physical sensations and positive emotions.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Talk about yourself
  
• Express physical pain or discomfort
  
• Express pleasure, joy, and happiness
• Time markers and expressions
• The gerund (le gérondif)
• Vocabulary related to well-being

Chapter 5: Envie de culture? (In the Mood for Culture?)

What you’ll achieve:
Express emotions, give critical opinions, and discuss hypothetical situations.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Express feelings and emotions
  
• Give a critical opinion
  
• Express regret and reproach
  
• Express hypothesis
• Indicative or subjunctive? (Part 1)
• Subjunctive in expressions of feelings
• Past conditional (le conditionnel passé)
• Hypothesis with si
• Vocabulary related to cultural criticism

Chapter 6: Vous avez le poste! (You Got the Job!)

What you’ll achieve:
Participate in discussions and express your abilities and interests in professional situations.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Structure your ideas when speaking
  
• Express your ability to do something
  
• Express interest in something
  
• Start a discussion
  
• Take the floor in a discussion
• Discourse connectors (articulateurs du discours)
• Present participle (le participe présent)
• Vocabulary related to work and professional life

This level helps you express motivations, debate social issues, and discuss environmental topics. You will learn to give reasons, argue effectively, and participate in discussions with clarity.

Chapter 7: Besoin d’aide? (Need Help?)

What you’ll achieve:
Talk about motivations, cause and effect, and offer or request help.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Explain your motivations
  
• Express cause and consequence
  
• Ask for help
  
• Offer your services
  
• Express purpose
• Expressions of cause
• Expressions of consequence
• Expressions of purpose
• Vocabulary related to solidarity and support

Chapter 8: Tous égaux? (All Equal?)

What you’ll achieve:
Debate social issues, express agreement or disagreement, and structure interactions.

Contents – In this chapter, you will learn to:

• Participate in a debate
  
• Express concession
  
• Express opposition
  
• Argue effectively
  
• Structure a verbal interaction
  
• Express agreement and disagreement
• Expressions of concession
• Expressions of opposition
• Vocabulary related to discrimination and equality

Chapter 9: En vert et contre tout! (Green and Against Everything!)

What you’ll achieve:
React to social and environmental issues, and express feelings and opinions clearly.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

• React and denounce issues
  
• Express anger
  
• Express disappointment
  
• Express hope
  
• Express doubt
  
• Indicative or subjunctive? (Part 2)
  
• Future perfect (le futur antérieur)
  
• Vocabulary related to environment and ecology

This level helps you discuss identity, health, migration, and urban life in French while developing advanced speaking and writing skills.

You will learn to express opinions, debate social issues, and use complex grammar structures in real-world contexts.

Dossier 1: Identités (Identities)

What you’ll achieve

Talk about personal identity, life experiences, and national belonging while expressing opinions and arguments.

In this dossier, you will learn to

• Recall past experiences
• Talk about your life journey
• Present yourself in a blog profile
• Express your opinion on adoption
• Comment on identity and how it influences relationships
• Discuss national stereotypes and national identity
• Use strategies for talking about yourself on a blog
• Develop oral argumentation skills
  Past tenses (1): imparfait, passé composé, plus-que-parfait
• Agreement of the past participle
• Time conjunctions (simultaneity, anteriority, posteriority)

Dossier 2: Santé ! (Health)

What you’ll achieve

Discuss health issues, medical treatments, and physical well-being while expressing emotions, doubts, and judgments.

In this dossier, you will learn to

• Ask about medical treatments
• Describe symptoms of an illness
• Discuss the influence of the mind on the body
• Express feelings, doubts, and certainty
• Make judgments and comparisons
• Compare beauty standards across countries
• Give your opinion about sports competition and doping
• Describe symptoms and ask for advice
• Develop written arguments and present ideas orally
• Subjunctive in expressions of doubt and certainty
• Subjunctive in expressions of feelings and judgment
• Opinion verbs + subjunctive
• Subjunctive vs infinitive (present and past)

Dossier 3: Migrations (Migration)

What you’ll achieve:

Discuss migration, mobility, and administrative procedures while expressing opinions about social and political issues.

In this dossier, you will learn to

• Explain reasons for migration
• Comment on migration movements
• Ask about administrative procedures
• Write an administrative letter
• Compare migration related to work and tourism
• Express opinions on freedom of movement
• Debate the organization of a national referendum
• Carry out administrative procedures
• Present a place and summarize information
• Logical connectors (1)
• Cause, consequence, and purpose
• Passé simple (2)
• Tenses used with the passé simple in narrative

Dossier 4: Cités (Cities)

What you’ll achieve

Discuss urban life, housing, and architecture while writing formal letters and expressing opinions about city living.

In this dossier, you will learn to

• Give opinions about urban spaces
• Compare ancient and modern cities
• Rent shared accommodation in a big city
• Write a complaint letter to a landlord
• Interpret real estate advertisements
• Express opinions about city living conditions
• Defend the architectural heritage of your city
• Write complaint letters effectively
• Present a poem
• Simple and compound relative pronouns
• Determinative vs explanatory relative clauses
• Passive voice and pronominal passive form
• Logical connectors (2)
• Opposition and concession