Chapters
Chapitres · A1 Beginner1
Premier contact
Greetings, the French alphabet with early sound notes, numbers 0–20, classroom phrases, être in the singular
2
Qui es-tu ?
Subject pronouns, the full être paradigm, nationality adjectives, ne…pas wrapping the verb, est-ce que and intonation questions
3
Le genre et les articles
Grammatical gender and pattern-spotting strategies, definite le/la/les/l’, indefinite un/une/des, plural -s
4
La prononciation française
Nasal vowels an/en/in/on/un with IPA, silent final consonants, liaison and élision, drawn from chapters 1–3 vocabulary
5
Avoir et la famille
Avoir in full, family vocabulary, possessive adjectives mon/ma/mes, il y a, giving your age with avoir
6
Les verbes en -ER
Regular -er verbs in the present, daily-routine verbs, aimer/adorer/détester + infinitive, frequency adverbs
7
Manger et boire — le partitif
Partitive du/de la/de l’/des, food and drink vocabulary, quantity expressions, the du→de shift after negation
8
Les verbes irréguliers fréquents
Aller, faire, venir, vouloir, pouvoir, devoir, and the futur proche with aller + infinitive
9
Le temps qui passe
Days, months, seasons and weather, telling time, and the passé composé with avoir
10
Chez moi, en ville
Rooms and furniture, prepositions of place, giving directions, il faut, the imperative
11
Le corps, la santé, les comparaisons
Body parts, health and pharmacy phrases, comparatives and superlatives, adjective position
12
Grand récapitulatif
Cross-chapter recap of gender, articles, être/avoir, negation, verbs and the partitive, plus DELF task walkthroughs
13
Préparation DELF A1
Two full mock exams across CO, CE, PE and PO, score bands and a CEFR alignment table