How will your lesson run – For example of A1 class

Example of A1 grammar topics:

Reading comprehension for absolute beginners

Reading is a very powerful exercice that allows you to practice your understanding abilities, learn new words and especually it is a perfect basis for conversation. You can read a texte and then exercice yourself on answering questions or (even better) to retell what the story is about.

You can try to read this text after several first French classes. They are organised by level from A0 and upper.

Texte pour lire en français niveau débutant total – A0 

Je m'appelle François Vanier.  Je suis Français, j'ai 25 ans et j'habite à Bordeaux. Je travaille dans la finance et j'aime ma profession, mais je n'aime pas beaucoup travailler. Le lundi, le mercredi et le vendredi je vais au bureau ; le mardi et le jeudi je travaille de la maison. Alors, je suis content !

Le weekend, je regarde des films, je vais à des soirées avec ma copine. Parfois, je mange au restaurant avec mes amis. Je téléphone aussi à mes parents qui habitent maintenant au Canada.

Aujourd'hui, c'est dimanche. J'ai beaucoup de temps libre, mais je reste à la maison pour dormir plus.

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Here's what you can expect from our individual classes: 

Vocabulary Development (examples):

• • • Personal and Professional Life: Discuss careers, hobbies, and family dynamics.

    • Nature and Weather: Describe climates, landscapes, and seasonal changes.

    • Current Events: Converse about news, politics, and global issues.

    • Health and Wellness: Talk about symptoms, treatments, and nutrition.

    • Food and Travel: Explore cuisines, dining out, shopping, and traveling.

Focused Grammar Expansion (examples):

• Mastering Tenses: Sharpen your use of past and future tenses to increase precision in describing past experiences and anticipating future projects. Understanding when to use Passé Composé versus Imparfait for past actions and mastering future tense forms enables clear and accurate communication about time-specific events.

• Pronoun Proficiency: Employ various pronouns to streamline communication and enhance coherence in discourse. Effective use of relative pronouns (qui, que, où, dont), possessive pronouns (mon, ton, son, etc.), and adverbial pronouns (en and y) helps avoid redundancy, logically link thoughts, and maintain sentence flow.

• Advanced Verb Forms: Elevate language sophistication with correct verb form usage, including the subjunctive and conditional moods, to express a wide range of nuanced emotions, demonstrate politeness, and discuss hypothetical situations. This nuanced control over verb moods greatly enriches conversational French, making your interactions more refined and culturally appropriate.