
Advance your French from intermediate to advanced by mastering the four CEFR skills—listening, reading, writing, and speaking—through 100% French lessons with subtitles.
Embrace total immersion by learning French from a French teacher who speaks only in French, with subtitles available for grammar videos if you need them.
Targets learners with at least elementary level (A1) who understand the present tense. Exclude complete beginners while supporting DELF A2, B1, or B2 study, travel, and communication for pleasure.
Master the past in French through practical grammar and activities, with written and oral practice, vocabulary enrichment, and improved pronunciation in a video-based course aligned to the CEFR.
Follow the course in a logical progression and complete videos in order. Rewatch as needed, pause to understand the rule, rely on on-screen information, and enable subtitles to aid memorization.
Bring a paper and pencil to take notes and write dictation sentences, and a pair of headphones to hear the sounds; ask questions about grammar, vocabulary, or exercises as needed.
Learn to talk about a memory in French using the imparfait to describe the past. Introduce yourself and your life while recalling personal memories in this intermediate practice.
Explore ten key expressions to tell a memory in French, boosting intermediate level speaking. Narrate memories with clear phrasing using these expressions to enhance your intermediate French communication.
Learn how to form and use the passé composé, the second and most important past tense, to recount events that happened during a trip.
Master the passé composé by choosing the correct auxiliary: être for certain verbs (including pronominal ones) and avoir for others, aided by a mnemonic system and practice exercises.
This lecture explains a passé composé case: six movement verbs use avoir when a COD follows; learn to recognize a COD with qui or quoi and practice avoir vs être.
Practice listening comprehension by hearing the document twice and then answering the quiz. Explore the discovery of the metro through an intermediate French listening activity.
Practice French through the dictée "une expérience" designed for intermediate learners. The course aims to practice and perfect French for intermediate learners.
Master French pronunciation by distinguishing and producing the sounds [e] and [ɛ], tailored for intermediate learners.
Learn to use time expressions to precisely describe a past event in French, with an introduction to recounting a romantic encounter.
Enhance your listening comprehension in intermediate French by listening to a document twice and then answering a quiz centered on a romantic encounter.
Enhance your intermediate French vocabulary with terms for la rencontre amoureuse, aligned with the course focus on romantic encounter language.
Practice and perfect your French through a dictation exercise focused on a romantic encounter, suitable for intermediate learners.
Learn the plus-que-parfait, formed like passé composé with avoir or être and a past participle, conjugating in imparfait, noting agreement with être for pronominal verbs and movement/state verbs, plus practice.
Explore how the plus-que-parfait is used, typically with the passé composé, review its formation, and practice with exercises selecting the correct answer.
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Enhance listening comprehension in French for an intermediate level by listening to the document twice and then answering a quiz about mon premier stage.
Enhance your intermediate French vocabulary with work-related terms and expressions, helping you discuss jobs, tasks, and the workplace with confidence.
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If you have reached this page, you probably want to learn French, not English! Bonne nouvelle, this course is 100% in French, mostly with videos, created and presented by Anne Le Grand, an experienced native teacher.
Whatever your objective or level in French, mastering the past tenses is vital to communicate.
In this course you will learn how to use the 3 main past tenses in French: the imperfect, the passé-composé and the plus-que-parfait. You will be able to evoke memories, speak about work experiences and understand news stories, or just express past events accurately.
Master each tense individually in context and learn how to use them together in this French immersive course.
Feel free to watch the introduction section and the free video previews to see how the course is structured.
Each section covers a specific use of the past in French and allows you to easily develop the four basic linguistic abilities: listening, speaking, reading and writing.
Introduction: I will present you the key points of the section in a short video (free preview)
Grammar lecture: learn and practice a specific grammar function with talking head videos and quizzes, to speed up and consolidate the process of learning French grammar
Listening comprehension lecture: listen to an audio recording focusing on the section's grammar point and validate your understanding with a quiz.
Reading comprehension lecture: read a text focusing on the section's grammar point and validate your understanding with a quiz.
Vocabulary lecture: Learn 10 key expressions you can easily include in your spoken French like a native speaker, followed by a quiz.
Writing lecture (dictation): boost your writing skills and learn ready to use French structures.
In Section 5, you will learn how to differentiate and pronounce the sounds [e] and [ɛ] (é/ è) via an entertaining phonetic video and exercises.