Course description

French grammar features Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) word order, mandatory noun-adjective gender agreement, extensive verb conjugations, and structural nuances like élision (dropping vowels like J'ai instead of Je~ai). It relies heavily on specialized components to dictate tense, mood, and possession

What will I learn?

• Foundational Mechanics (A1–A2)Gender & Number: Correctly match masculine/feminine nouns with their articles and ensure adjectives agree in gender and number.Basic Conjugation: Confidently use present and immediate tenses (like the futur proche and passé récent).Direct & Indirect Objects: Master pronouns such as me, te, le/la and lui, leur.
• Core Communication & Past Events (B1)Past Tenses: Differentiate and perfectly utilize both the passé composé and the imparfait to recount events and describe ongoing habits.Adverbs & Comparisons: Correctly place adverbs and use structures like plus... que (more than).Advanced Pronouns: Use the adverbial pronouns y and en properly
• Fluency & Nuance (B2)Subjunctive Mood: Identify when to use the subjunctive (e.g., Il faut que tu...).Relative Pronouns: Link complex clauses using qui, que, où, and dont.Conditional Sentences: Formulate
• Mastery & Fluid [removed]C1–C2)Passive Voice: Demote the subject and use the passive voice naturally.Gerunds & Participles: Use le gérondif and present participles to express simultaneous actions or causes.Stylistic Inversion: Utilize inversion for formal questioning and complex literary structures.

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