Elementary French Grammar Topics
About Course
Welcome to CORE Languages’ French CEFR Level A2 Self-Paced Course, an engaging journey designed to build upon your foundational knowledge of the French language. Tailored for individuals who have mastered the basics and are ready to delve deeper, this course is ideal for business professionals and their family members seeking to expand their linguistic abilities at their own pace.
Structured in alignment with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) Level A2, this course aims to elevate your French skills to the next level. You will enhance your ability to understand and communicate in simple terms regarding areas of most immediate relevance. This includes topics like basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, and employment.
Our self-paced approach empowers you to take control of your learning journey, allowing you to progress through the course material as your schedule permits. Whether you have a few minutes a day or several hours a week to dedicate to language learning, our course is designed to adapt to your unique pace and learning style.
At CORE Languages, we pride ourselves on providing high-quality language education facilitated by our professional team of language instructors. Although this course is self-guided, you’ll benefit from expertly crafted materials and resources designed to enhance your understanding and retention of the language.
Furthermore, joining our course connects you to the vibrant CORE Languages community, where you can practice your French with peers, share learning tips, and engage in language exchange, making the learning process both interactive and enjoyable.
Course Content
French Prendre “to take”
Prendre “to take”
Lesson-French Prendre “to take”
Vocabulary-French Prendre “to take”
Writing Exercise-French Prendre “to take”
French Voir, Coire and Boire
French The Past Tense (with avoir)
French The Past Tense (with être)
French Vouloir, Pouvoir and Devoir
French Tonic or Stress Pronouns
French Adverbs
French Simple Future
French Negative Expressions
French The Verb “to come”
French The Recent Past
French Reflexive Verbs (present tense)
French Reflexive Verbs (past tense)
French The Verbs “to know”
French The Imperfect (past tense)
French Simple vs Imperfect Past
French Relative Pronouns “Qui” vs “Que”
French The Comparative
French The Superlative
French The Passive Voice
French The Imperative
French Direct Object Pronouns
French Agreement with Direct Object Pronouns
French Indirect Object Pronouns
French The Pronoun “y”
French The Pronoun “en”
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