Categorías de ejercicios
Avanza por las rutas de ejercicios alineadas con el MCER de este par: cada categoría entrena un único tema, desde los saludos hasta cómo desenvolverte por ahí.
44 ejercicios · Niveles A1 → A2 → B1 → B2 → C1
First Steps
Pronouns and the verb être
Marina lands in Paris and meets Luana at a café. Learn the personal pronouns, the two words for "you" (*tu* and *vous*), and the essential verb *être* (to be).
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First Words
Gender, articles, greetings, and numbers
Every French noun has a gender. Meet *le/la/les* and *un/une/des*, the greetings that open every exchange, the numbers 1–20, and how adjectives agree.
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In the City
-er verbs, avoir, and asking questions
Marina gets lost looking for a bookshop. Learn the huge family of *-er* verbs, the verb *avoir*, three ways to ask a question, and how to give directions.
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Food and Culture
The partitive: du, de la, des
At a classic café and the open-air market, Marina learns the very French *partitive article* — how to say "some" bread, "some" water, "some" cheese.
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Home and Family
il y a and possessive adjectives
Sunday lunch at Marcos's family home. Learn *il y a* (there is/are), the possessive adjectives *mon/ma/mes*, and the rooms of a house and family members.
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Routine and Time
Reflexive verbs and telling time
Follow Luana through a typical day. Learn the reflexive verbs for daily routine, how to tell the time, and numbers 20 to 100.
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Health
The body and avoir mal à
Marina catches a cold and visits the doctor. Learn the parts of the body and how to say what hurts with *avoir mal à*.
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Object Pronouns
le, la, les, lui, leur
Marina and Marcos shop for a gift. Learn to replace a noun with a pronoun — direct (*le, la, les*) and indirect (*lui, leur*) — placed before the verb.
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Modal Verbs
pouvoir, vouloir, devoir and the near future
The friends plan a trip south. Learn the modal verbs *pouvoir, vouloir, devoir*, the key irregulars *aller/faire/venir*, and the near future *aller* + infinitive.
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Shopping
Demonstratives and comparatives
At a Paris flea market, Marina hunts for a jacket. Learn the demonstratives *ce/cet/cette/ces*, comparatives with *plus/moins/aussi… que*, and clothing and colours.
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Preferences and Opinions
aimer, préférer, and hobbies
The friends imagine the perfect weekend. Learn to say what you like with *aimer, adorer, détester*, express preference with *préférer*, and talk about hobbies.
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The Past Tense
The passé composé
Yesterday, Marina and Marcos baked a surprise cake. Learn the everyday French past tense, the *passé composé*, with both *avoir* and *être* auxiliaries.
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The Imperfect
L'imparfait and the past contrast
Marcos and Luana remember childhood summers. Learn the *imparfait* for descriptions and habits, and how it partners with the passé composé.
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Plans and Travel
The simple future, days and months
The friends board the fast train south and celebrate the music festival. Learn the *futur simple*, and the days, months, and seasons.
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The Conditional Mood
Politeness, wishes, and 'would'
Back in Paris as a junior translator, Marina gets advice from Luana — in the conditional. Learn to form the *conditionnel* and use it for politeness and wishes.
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If-Sentences and Hypotheticals
Real and unreal conditions with si
On the train, Marcos and Marina imagine the roads not taken. Learn the three *si* patterns: real, present-unreal, and past-unreal conditions.
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Opinions and Debates
Opinions and the subjunctive
A friendly dinner argument about cinema versus streaming. Learn to express opinions, recognise and form the *subjunctive*, and agree or disagree naturally.
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Idioms and Spoken French
Français familier
A completely casual evening with friends. Learn everyday idioms and the shortcuts of *français familier* — dropping *ne*, using *on*, and casual vocabulary.
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Professional French
Formal address and email
Marina interviews for a permanent position. Learn to switch between *tu* and *vous*, write a professional email, and use polite conditional forms at work.
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