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🧱 Language Foundations
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Follow French grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation from A1 to C2. Choose a theme, read the explanation, listen to the examples and check your understanding with the available practice. These paths organise the lessons; they are not a complete exam syllabus.
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Learn French in 3 Months: Goals and a Study PlanRead the guide →French Subjunctive: Uses, Forms and ExamplesRead the guide →Book a Restaurant in French: Phrases and RepliesRead the guide →French Podcasts on Spotify: Choose by Topic and LevelRead the guide →Open a French Bank Account: Documents and VocabularyRead the guide →DELF A1 Exam: Format, Scoring and an 8-Week PlanRead the guide →
French grammar that finally makes sense
Textbooks hand you rules. These articles hand you the logic behind them, explained the way an English-speaking brain actually needs to hear it.
Subjunctive, passé composé vs imparfait, false friends, pronunciation traps. The stuff that makes or breaks B1.
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