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.

Learn qualifying adjectives in French, focusing on same masculine and feminine forms and the noun plus adjective pattern, with examples like exotic, chemical, ecological, economic, and related terms.

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

Explore the masculine and feminine forms of qualifying adjectives with different spellings but the same pronunciation, including local, natural, artificial, industrial, occasional, square, balanced, sweet, salty, and raw.

Master qualifying adjectives and their feminine forms, identifying which adjectives change spelling and pronunciation through examples such as healthy, pollutant, round, luminous, full, cooked, excessive, fresh, dry, and soft.

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.

Learn how qualifying adjectives anteposed before nouns affect meaning, with gender and number agreement, liaison rules, and examples like next, first, and last in phrases and dates.

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.

Study through songs to learn vocabulary, discover French culture, and improve comprehension. The course provides two PDFs - lyrics and answer keys - with YouTube links to listen and complete the exercises.

Explore French pronunciation basics, including masculine and feminine forms of adjectives, the r sound, and common nouns, with simple examples like the letter o.

Engage in translation exercises to progress from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month, building practical French translation skills through targeted practice.

Practice dictation phrases in French through the first set, part of a month-long course that takes learners from A2.2 to A2.3.

Master French verb conjugation for verbs like mettre, building essential skills from A2.2 toward A2.3 with practical exercises to reinforce conjugation patterns and usage.

Learn French instrument vocabulary, including guitar, violin, drums, trumpet, saxophone, piano, flute, and say 'I play' with jouer de or faire de; form -iste professions like guitarist, violinist, saxophonist, flutist.

Explore how possessive pronouns replace nouns to express possession and distinguish them from possessive adjectives, then learn mine, yours, his/hers, ours, and theirs across masculine, feminine, singular, and plural.

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

practice French dictation phrases to improve accuracy and fluency as you advance from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month.

Explore French vocabulary for music and genres, and recognize gender forms for roles like male singer and female singer. Learn terms such as lyrics, chorus, album, and release.

Master how to express opposition in French using but, on the other hand, however, whereas, and par contre, with examples of compensation and contrast.

Advance your French conjugation by mastering verbs of the mettre type in lesson 3, as part of the A2.2 to A2.3 course, all within a month.

Explore music vocabulary around a band, instruments, concerts, hits, video clips, and downloading music; plus voice, melody, and orchestra concepts, and volume controls.

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.

Practice French dictation phrases (phrases de dictée 3) to strengthen skills at the A2.2 to A2.3 level in a month.

Enhance oral comprehension in French with module 1 as part of a month-long course moving from A2.2 to A2.3.

Advance your French listening skills with compréhension orale 2, moving from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month as part of a French language course.

Explain the present irreal with if plus imperfect and the present conditional, including si contractions with il, and practice reversing the order for results.

Practice forming unreal present hypotheses in the imperfect tense using if-clauses and conditional results with verbs like to be, have, speak, and study.

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

Practice present hypothesis by forming complete sentences from starting prompts, using examples like 'if she studied, she would progress' and 'if they were sick, they wouldn't come'.

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.

Master interrogative pronouns and adjectives in French, using which one or which ones to replace nouns in age, city, sport, and activities questions, and learn their four masculine/feminine, singular/plural forms.

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.

Learn how to place direct and indirect pronouns in French sentences with two verbs, including conjugated and infinitive verb constructions, negation with ne pas, and pronoun use with quantities.

Practice pronoun placement in French by answering questions with pronouns, including negation. Apply the rules to prompts about cooking, going to work in Paris, homework, dishes, movies, and buying chocolate.

Participate in a translation exercise 2 as part of a month-long French course progressing from A2.2 to A2.3, focusing on practical translation skills.

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.

Master conjugation of punir-type French verbs in this second session, aligned with moving from A2.2 to A2.3 in the month-long course.

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.

Learn to express degrees of probability in French by using high to low uncertainty with adverbs like surely, certainly, probably, and maybe, including negatives with pas.

Build French animal vocabulary with sea creatures and common animals, from fish and dolphin to shark, jellyfish, penguin, octopus, and insects like fly and bee.

Master conjugation of punir-type verbs in French, aligning with the course’s A2.2 to A2.3 progression.

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

Practice translating exercise 3 to advance from A2.2 to A2.3 in this French language course in a month.

Improve your French dictation skills with the third set of phrases de dictée, progressing from a2.2 to a2.3 in a month.

Master French pronunciation by practicing animal names, noting when final s is pronounced, when liaison is not used, and when e remains silent, for learners advancing from a2.2 to a2.3.

Advance your French listening skills with oral comprehension module 3, as you progress from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month.

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.

Explore indefinite adjectives in French, including a few, several, some, and different, with gender forms, liaison notes, and practical sentence completion.

Master indefinite adjectives in French by using ne before the verb and aucun after, practice negation with none and not one, and complete two exercises.

Practice indefinite adjectives through sentence-completion exercises using options like some, all, many, each, different, and no, with frequency expressions such as every six months. Explore indefinite pronouns next.

Explore indefinite pronouns in French, including tout, tous, toutes, chacun, chacune, quelques-uns/unes, plusieurs, certains/certaines, and aucun/aucune. Learn their pronunciation and how verbs agree in the singular or plural.

Advance your French from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month through translation exercises, starting with traduction 1.

Master conjugaison of rire-type verbs to advance from a2.2 to a2.3 within a month in this French language course.

Practice dictation phrases in French in the phrases de dictée 1 module, advancing from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month.

Learn vacation and travel vocabulary, including going on vacation and spending vacations in Portugal, packing a suitcase, and hotel reservations, plus prepositions for cities and countries and travel essentials.

Express a wish using hope that, want, and like, with future or infinitive forms, with examples like i hope to travel and i would like to visit.

Practice expressing wishes in French through exercises that use 'to hope that' with the future simple, and explore variations with like, want, and love across different time references.

Conjugate verbs of the type écrire in French, guiding learners from a2.2 to a2.3 with clear practice.

Practice translation with exercise 2 to reinforce French skills from a2.2 to a2.3 in a month, aligning with the course goal.

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.

Explore french vocabulary for vacations and travels, including go sightseeing and souvenirs. Learn beach terms and sun safety, such as parasol, swimsuit, sunscreen, tan, bathe, and sand castles.

Master French temporal relationships by using before, from, since, as soon as, and while to express chronology and simultaneity, with infinitive constructions and real-life examples.

Practice French temporal markers to express immediacy, simultaneity, and anteriority in sentences. Learn before, from, since, as soon as, and while through guided exercises.

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.

Master conjugation of vivre-type verbs to progress from A2.2 to A2.3 in a month effectively.

Explore vacation and travel vocabulary, including winter sports in the mountains, cottages, skiing, sledding, hiking, and blue, green, red, and black trails with chairlifts.

Advance your French with translation exercises, progressing from a2.2 to a2.3 in a month through practical traduction practice.

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

Practice French pronunciation with word-by-word examples, learn when to pronounce de fully, contract de before vowels or consonant sounds, and keep speech smooth by avoiding consonant clusters.

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

Improve oral comprehension skills with Compréhension orale 6 as part of a month-long progression from A2.2 to A2.3 in the French course.

Celebrate completing the French course and invite learners to revisit the videos anytime with life-long access, while teasing a possible B1 level and asking for course reviews.