In this tutorial, designed for beginners, students learn the fundamentals of French grammar. Their learning follows a structured approach, divided into several stages that correspond to different grammatical categories and two distinct areas. Initially, they explore the domain of nouns, covering nouns, articles, pronouns, objects, and adjectives. Then, they investigate the domain of verbs, which includes verbs conjugated in basic grammatical tenses, and adverbs. Finally, students conclude their learning journey by addressing prepositions and conjunctions. The subsequent sections of the tutorial focus on constructing various types of sentences, pronunciation rules, reading and writing exercises, and vocabulary development. Each lesson is accompanied by numerous exercises and quizzes, offering ample opportunity to practice and fully assimilate the concepts learned. All explanations are provided in both French and English to facilitate comprehension and learning. As an added feature, this tutorial includes access to a basic French-English interactive dictionary, enabling students to enhance their pronunciation skills. With bilingual explanations and interactive tools, learners gain a comprehensive understanding and ample practice opportunities to solidify their skills and start mastering French grammar.
Curriculum
- 15 Sections
- 93 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
- PARTIE A. INTRODUCTION1
- SECTION B. WHAT IS THE FRENCH LANGUAGE?2
- SECTION C. FRENCH IN COMPARISON TO ENGLISH4
- SECTION D. PROFICIENCY LEVELS IN FRENCH8
- 4.1D.1 Proficiency levels in FrenchCopy
- 4.2D.2 Proficiency levels A1-A2 in FrenchCopy
- 4.3D.3 Listening comprehension skills A1-A2Copy
- 4.4D.4 Reading comprehension skills A1-A2Copy
- 4.5D.5 Oral expression skills A1-A2Copy
- 4.6D.6 Written expression skills A1-A2Copy
- 4.7D.7 Grammatical skills A1-A2Copy
- 4.8D.8 QUIZ : PROFICIENCY LEVELS IN FRENCHCopy20 Minutes20 Questions
- SECTION E. FRENCH GRAMMAR3
- SECTION F. NOUN ZONE68
- 6.1F.1 What is the noun zone?Copy
- 6.2F.2 Typology of nounsCopy
- 6.3F.3 Noun as subject and objectCopy
- 6.4F.4 Noun as direct objectCopy
- 6.5F.5 Noun as indirect objectCopy
- 6.6F.6 Noun as adverbial complementCopy
- 6.7F.7 Ex. 1 NounsCopy
- 6.8F.8 Ex. 2 NounsCopy
- 6.9F.9 Ex. 3 NounsCopy
- 6.10F.10 Ex. 4 NounsCopy
- 6.11F.11 Ex. 5 NounsCopy
- 6.12F.12 Types of articlesCopy
- 6.13F.13 Ex.1 ArticlesCopy
- 6.14F.14 Ex. 2 ArticlesCopy
- 6.15F.15 Ex. 3 ArticlesCopy
- 6.16F.16 Ex. 4 ArticlesCopy
- 6.17F.17 Ex. 5 ArticlesCopy
- 6.18F.18 Ex. 6 ArticlesCopy
- 6.19F.19 Ex. 7 ArticlesCopy
- 6.20F.20 QUIZ : NOUNS AND ARTICLESCopy30 Minutes30 Questions
- 6.21F.21 Types of pronounsCopy
- 6.22F.22 Subject pronounsCopy
- 6.23F.23 Ex. 1 Subject pronounsCopy
- 6.24F.24 Ex. 2 Subject pronounsCopy
- 6.25F.25 Stressed pronounsCopy
- 6.26F.26 Ex. 1 Stressed pronounsCopy
- 6.27F.27 Ex. 2 Stressed pronounsCopy
- 6.28F.28 Direct object pronounsCopy
- 6.29F.29 Ex. 1 Pronouns CODCopy
- 6.30F.30 Ex. 2 Pronouns CODCopy
- 6.31F.31 Ex. 3 Pronouns CODCopy
- 6.32F.32 Indirect object pronounsCopy
- 6.33F.33 Ex. 1 Pronouns COICopy
- 6.34F.34 Ex. 2 Pronouns COICopy
- 6.35F.35 Ex. 3 Pronouns COICopy
- 6.36F.36 Adverbial complement pronounsCopy
- 6.37F.37 Ex. 1 Pronouns CCCopy
- 6.38F.38 Ex. 2 Pronouns CCCopy
- 6.39F.39 QUIZ : PRONOUNSCopy50 Minutes30 Questions
- 6.40F.40 Types of AdjectivesCopy
- 6.41F.41 Agreement of AdjectivesCopy
- 6.42F.42 Qualifying adjectivesCopy
- 6.43F.43 Ex. 1 Qualifying adjectivesCopy
- 6.44F.44 Ex. 2 Qualifying adjectivesCopy
- 6.45F.45 Ex. 3 Qualifying adjectivesCopy
- 6.46F.46 Demonstrative adjectivesCopy
- 6.47F.47 1 Demonstrative adjectivesCopy
- 6.48F.48 Ex. 2 Demonstrative adjectivesCopy
- 6.49F.49 Ex. 3 Demonstrative adjectivesCopy
- 6.50F.50 Ex. 4 Demonstrative adjectivesCopy
- 6.51F.51 Ex. 5 Demonstrative adjectivesCopy
- 6.52F.52 Possessive adjectivesCopy
- 6.53F.53 Ex. 1 Possessive adjectivesCopy
- 6.54F.54 Ex. 2 Possessive adjectivesCopy
- 6.55F.55 Ex. 3 Possessive adjectivesCopy
- 6.56F.56 Ex. 4 Possessive adjectivesCopy
- 6.57F.57 Ex. 5 Possessive adjectivesCopy
- 6.58F.58 Numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.59F.59 Cardinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.60F.60 Ex. 1 Cardinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.61F.61 Ex. 2 Cardinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.62F.62 Ex. 3 Cardinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.63F.63 Ex. 4 Cardinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.64F.64 Ordinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.65F.65 Ex. 1 Ordinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.66F.66 Ex. 2 Ordinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.67F.67 Ex. 3 Ordinal numeral adjectivesCopy
- 6.68F.68 QUIZ : TYPES AND USAGE OF ADJECTIVESCopy50 Minutes30 Questions
- SECTION G. VERB ZONE71
- 7.1G.1 What is the verb zone?Copy
- 7.2G.2 Classification of French verbsCopy
- 7.3G.3 Verbs ‘avoir’ and ‘être’Copy
- 7.4G.4. Ex. 1 ‘avoir’ et ‘être’Copy
- 7.5G.5 Ex. 2 ‘avoir’ et ‘être’Copy
- 7.6G.6 Ex. 3 ‘avoir’ et ‘être’Copy
- 7.7G.7 Verbs. Group 1Copy
- 7.8G.8 Verbs. Group 1. ExceptionsCopy
- 7.9G.9 Ex. 1. Verbs. Group 1Copy
- 7.10G.10 Ex. 2. Verbs. Group 1Copy
- 7.11G.11 Ex. 3. Verbs. Group 1Copy
- 7.12G.12 Ex. 4. Verbs. Group 1Copy
- 7.13G.13 Ex. 5 Verbs. Group 1Copy
- 7.14G.14 Ex. 6. Verbs. Group 1Copy
- 7.15G.15 Ex. 7. Verbs. Group 1Copy
- 7.16G.16 Verbs. Group 2Copy
- 7.17G.17 Ex. 1 Verbs. Group 2Copy
- 7.18G.18 Ex. 2 Verbs. Group 2Copy
- 7.19G.19 Ex. 3 Verbs. Group 2Copy
- 7.20G.20 Ex. 4 Verbs. Group 2Copy
- 7.21G.21 Verbs. Group 3Copy
- 7.22G.22 Ex. 1 Verbs. Group 3Copy
- 7.23G.23 Ex. 2 Verbs. Group 3Copy
- 7.24G.24 Ex. 3 Verbs. Group 3Copy
- 7.25G.25 Ex. 4 Verbs. Group 3Copy
- 7.26G.26 Ex. 5 Verbs. Group 3Copy
- 7.27G.27 Reflexive verbsCopy
- 7.28G.28 Ex. 1. Reflexive verbsCopy
- 7.29G.29 Ex. 2. Reflexive verbsCopy
- 7.30G.30 Ex. 3. Reflexive verbsCopy
- 7.31G.31 Ex. 4. Reflexive verbsCopy
- 7.32G.32 Ex. 5. Reflexive verbsCopy
- 7.33G.33 Ex. 6. Reflexive verbsCopy
- 7.34G.34 QUIZ : VERBS IN PRESENT TENSECopy10 Minutes30 Questions
- 7.35G.35 Future tenses : Futur procheCopy
- 7.36G.36 Ex. 1. Futur procheCopy
- 7.37G.37 Ex. 2. Futur procheCopy
- 7.38G.38 Ex. 3. Futur procheCopy
- 7.39G.39 Ex. 4. Futur procheCopy
- 7.40G.40 Ex. 5 Futur procheCopy
- 7.41G.41 Future Tenses : Futur simpleCopy
- 7.42G.42 Ex. 1 Futur simpleCopy
- 7.43G. 43 Ex. 2 Futur simpleCopy
- 7.44G. 44 Ex. 3 Futur simpleCopy
- 7.45G.45 Ex. 4 Futur simpleCopy
- 7.46G.46 QUIZ : FUTUR TENSESCopy10 Minutes15 Questions
- 7.47G.47 Past tenses : Passé récentCopy
- 7.48G.48 Ex. 1 Passé récentCopy
- 7.49G.49 Ex. 2 Passé récentCopy
- 7.50G.50 Ex. 3 Passé récentCopy
- 7.51G.51 Ex. 4 Passé récentCopy
- 7.56G.52 Past tenses : ImparfaitCopy
- 7.57G.53 Ex. 1 ImparfaitCopy
- 7.58G.54 Ex. 2 ImparfaitCopy
- 7.59G.55 Ex. 3 ImparfaitCopy
- 7.60G.56 Ex. 4 ImparfaitCopy
- 7.65G.57 Past tenses : Passé composéCopy
- 7.66G.58 Ex. 1 Passé composéCopy
- 7.67G.59 Ex. 2 Passé composéCopy
- 7.68G.60 Ex. 3 Passé composéCopy
- 7.69G.61 Ex. 4 Passé composéCopy
- 7.70G.62 Ex. 5 Passé composéCopy
- 7.71G.63 Ex. 6 Passé composéCopy
- 7.72G.64 Ex. 7 Passé composéCopy
- 7.73G.65 QUIZ : PAST TENSESCopy10 Minutes20 Questions
- 7.74G.66 AdverbesCopy
- 7.75G.67 Ex. 1. AdverbesCopy
- 7.76G.68 Ex. 2. AdverbesCopy
- 7.77G.69 Ex. 3. AdverbesCopy
- 7.78G.70 Ex. 4. AdverbesCopy
- 7.79G.71 QUIZ : ADVERBESCopy10 Minutes10 Questions
- SECTION H. PREPOSITIONS6
- SECTION I. CONJUNCTIONS6
- SECTION J. FORMING A SENTENCE IN FRENCH17
- 10.0J.1 What is a sentence?Copy
- 10.1J.2 Types of sentencesCopy
- 10.2J.3 Word order in the French sentenceCopy
- 10.3J.4 Affirmative sentenceCopy
- 10.4J.5 Ex. 1 Affirmative sentenceCopy
- 10.5J.6 Negative sentenceCopy
- 10.6J.7 Ex. 2 Negative sentenceCopy
- 10.7J.8 Interrogative sentenceCopy
- 10.8J.9 Ex. 3 Interrogative sentenceCopy
- 10.9J.10 Negative interrogative sentenceCopy
- 10.10J.11 Ex. 4 Negative interrogative sentenceCopy
- 10.11J.12 Imperative sentenceCopy
- 10.12J.13 Ex. 5 Imperative sentenceCopy
- 10.13J.14 Simple sentence and complex sentenceCopy
- 10.14J.15 Ex. 6 Simple sentence and complex sentenceCopy
- 10.15J.16 Ex. 7 All types of sentencesCopy
- 10.16QUIZ: FORMING A SENTENCE IN FRENCHCopy10 Minutes20 Questions
- SECTION K. PRONUNCIATION RULES14
- 11.1K.1 Pronunciation of the French alphabetCopy
- 11.2K.2 Sound system in FrenchCopy
- 11.3K.3 Ten types of ‘e’Copy
- 11.4K.4 Ex. 1 Types of ‘e’Copy
- 11.5K.5 Two types of ‘h’Copy
- 11.6K.6 Ex. 1. Two types of ‘h’Copy
- 11.7K.7 Ex. 2 Two types of ‘h’Copy
- 11.8K.8 ElisionCopy
- 11.9K.9 Ex. 1 ElisionCopy
- 11.10K.10 Ex. 2 ElisionCopy
- 11.11K.11 Ex. 3 ElisionCopy
- 11.12K.12 LiaisonsCopy
- 11.13K.13 Ex. 1 LiaisonsCopy
- 11.14K.14 Ex. 2 LiaisonsCopy
- SECTION L. READING EXERCISES8
- SECTION M. DICTATIONS6
- SECTION N. VOCABULARY7
- SECTION O. FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 6002