Complete French Course

Bonjour! At the end of this lesson you will be able to introduce yourself and count up to 10 🖐️🖐️

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to tell me what day it is and what the weather is like! ☀️🌧️

At the end of this lesson you will be able to tell me how you feel and what date it is. :)

You are now ready to learn the alphabet. So this lesson is all about pronunciation. :)

Do you know your "le" from your "la"? Your feminine from your masculine? Well watch this lesson to find out. :)

At the end of this lesson you will have learnt how important the verbs "avoir" and "être" are in French. This lesson should definitely not be skipped. :)

At the end of this lesson you will be able to describe yourself and a member of your family using colours and many more adjectives. :)

At the end of this lesson, you will confidently tell me what activity you do and when you do it. I can't wait. :)

At the end of this lesson you will be able to tell me where you are going today. :)

Ok, this one is a little bit trickier but necessary I am afraid! It is all about tenses and verb groups. :)

And here is another lesson about verbs... This one is all about irregular verbs in the present tense. Trust me, you will thank me in the end. ;)

At the end of this lesson you will be able to say NON... I mean, you'll be able to use simple negations. :)

Rules, more rules! At the end of this lesson you will be able to tell me if you are taller or smaller than your friend. :)

Do you know your "mon" from your "ma" and your "ton" from your "ta"? Well, hopefully at the end of this lesson you will be able to spot the difference. :)

Finally! At the end of this lesson you will be able to make sentences in the past tense. Nice one. :)

More questions? Oui, bien sûr !

As if there weren't enough exceptions... This lesson is all about irregular nouns and adjectives. :)

This lesson will help you build more complex sentences using adverbs. So let's learn how to construct an adverb together "slowly" but "surely". ;)

Whoop whoop, you are half way through the course. So before we tackle the future tense in French, we are going to look at a simpler way of expressing the future by using something called "le futur proche". Keep up the good work. :)

You are finally ready to talk in the future tense. You will be able to tell me what your next holiday plans are. :)

Do you know what a reflexive verb is? At the end of this lesson you will be able to describe your daily routine. :)

You will learn another past tense: the "imparfait" or imperfect. So you will be able to tell me what you were doing and use to do in the past. :)

Do you know the difference between "que" and "qui"? Well, at the end of this lesson you will be able to differentiate them and use then in complex sentences. :)

This lesson is all about pronouns: the possessive, the demonstrative, the emphatic ones. You are doing so well, keep up the good work. :)

Do you know the difference between "en" and "y"? That is exactly what you will learn in this lesson, as well as about direct and indirect object pronouns. I am so proud of you!

Do you know to express "would", "should" and "could"? At the end of this lesson you will be able to talk using the conditional tense. :)

Oh non ! Yet another lesson on negations. Well this one is somewhat more complex. :)

Hmm, I wish I could make this lesson sound sexier. In this one, you will learn how to form complex comparative structures... (no comment).

You are 10 lessons away from the end of the course and you are now ready to learn about the subjunctive. I know you have been looking forward to this one. ;)

As if one lesson on the subjunctive was not enough... here is another one. ;)

At the end of this lesson you will be able to use complex prepositions such as "such as". :)

This lesson will push your French to the next level. You will learn how to use complex relative pronouns. Do you know "which one"? :)

If I had known, I would have learnt this earlier... Can you identify these tenses? In this lesson you will be able to use the "plus-que-parfait" or pluperfect. Bravo. :)

You 'will have learnt' how to conjugate the Futur Antérieur by the end of this lesson. :)

'You would have done' your French homework if you 'hadn't gone out' with a friend last night. Which of these tenses is the Conditionnel Passé? :)

Ok I must admit that this one is a little tricky, especially as the "passé simple" is not commonly used anymore. Oh well, I am afraid there is no getting out of this one. :)

Do you know your passive from your active form? Well at the end of this lesson none of this will be a "mystère" anymore. :)

Do you know what a sequence of tenses is? I bet you can't wait to find out. Me neither, I better watch this one again. :)

You are officially "une SUPER star". Come here so I can give you a cuddle. :)