frencha2in 72 days

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72 days of about 20 minutes: 58 days of new words and grammar, 12 review missions and 2 practice exams. Nothing is locked, so go faster or slower as you like.

It follows level A2 of the Common European Framework, the level of the DELF A2 diploma: the A2 words of the FLELex list (graded from French textbooks) plus the everyday words the list leaves out, and the A2 grammar of the CEFR language inventory that France Éducation international links to. The DELF A2 has four papers, listening, reading, writing (two short texts) and speaking, each out of 25: you pass with 50 out of 100 and at least 5 in every paper. Our two practice exams copy that layout, with the multiple-choice listening and reading of the current format and self-checked writing and speaking. They are DELF-style practice, not official DELF material: check france-education-international.fr before you book.

Talking about the past and the future. You learn the imperfect (c'était, il y avait, quand j'étais petite) and when to use it instead of the passé composé, the future tense, object pronouns (je le vois, je lui parle, j'en veux), comparisons, ne … plus, ne … rien, ne … personne, and how to link ideas with parce que, donc, pourtant and même si. Every A1 word counts as known, so the lessons build on what you already have.

There is no extra reading line: the spelling is the reading, and every word has a recording. Watch the silent endings, which matter even more in the imperfect (je parlais, ils parlaient sound the same) and the future (je parlerai), and the accents that change a word: côte (coast) is not côté (side), and nôtre (ours) is not notre (our).

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