Learn French: French Pre-intermediate – Speak Today (A2.3)

Use a notebook to write verb conjugations and vocabulary for memorization, and pause the animation to copy what you see as you begin unit 1's repetition for qualifying adjectives.

Watch the course with French subtitles first to maximize retention, then optionally rewatch with English subtitles to verify understanding and expand vocabulary.

Learn how short qualifying adjectives precede the noun in French, with examples like good, beautiful, round, new, old, small, and practice agreement and placement rules.

Explore qualifying adjectives in French, including irregular feminine forms and the three masculine spellings before vowels and silent h, with examples like an old hotel and a new airport.

Learn how to form plurals of qualifying adjectives in French by adding s for most, with exceptions for s or x endings and for al-ending adjectives turning to aux.

Engage in translation exercises to reinforce French at level A2.2 to A2.3, focusing on translation skills in exercice traduction 2.

Master French noun pronunciation by using z sounds, dropping the e, and pronouncing ch as [k], with an album example, and continue with the lessons.

Explore unreal present hypotheses and the present conditional tense through example sentences using would, could, and would go, learn, sleep, and be.

Master conjugation of punir-type verbs in French and apply patterns to progress from a2.2 to a2.3.

Learn French animal vocabulary from pets to farm animals, including the dog barks and the cat meows, and memorize nine farm species—sheep, goat, rabbit, mouse, horse, pig, duck, hen, cow.

Practice phrases de dictée to reinforce listening and spelling in this French language course, guiding you from a2.2 to a2.3 in a month.

Practice forming questions with interrogative pronouns, matching singular and plural forms to nouns. Explore using possessive pronouns to identify ownership in everyday items like pens, glasses, and cars.

Explore the vocabulary of countryside and forest animals, from squirrel to bat, with pronunciation notes on bear’s final s, aspirated h in owl, and plural forms like owls and wolves.

Practice French dictation phrases (phrases de dictée 2) to boost accuracy and comprehension as you progress from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month.

Explore French pronunciation through animal name examples, learning when the final s is pronounced, when e is not pronounced, and how liaison differs, as shown in the lesson.

Explore wild animal vocabulary in French, presented in alphabetical order with examples like crocodile, elephant, giraffe, hippopotamus, and zebra, noting silent h and liaison.

Master how indefinite adjectives express totality with all, the whole, and each, matching noun gender and number, including pronunciation and time-expression usage with tous, toutes, and chaque.

Practice French dictation with phrases de dictée 2 to improve listening and spelling as you progress from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month.

Master the French gerund to express simultaneous actions by forming en present participle from the nous form. Learn through examples like listening while cooking or eating while watching TV.

Practice dictation phrases to sharpen listening and spelling in French, advancing from A2.2 to A2.3 within a month.

Enhance French oral comprehension with a focused level 5 module, advancing from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month through practical listening exercises.