Learn French In English: Start To Speak, Read And Understand

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What you'll learn

Start to speak, write and read French!

Use a vocabulary of over 300 French words

Use the verbs in the present, including to be

Spell your name in French

Introduce yourself and others

Ask questions

Use the plural

Write capitals when appropriate

Talk about countries and nationalities

Discuss jobs

Go to the supermarket and ask explanations

Apply politeness

Book a hotel by phone

Use the negative

Use the imperative

Use the possessive

Aks and give directions

Teach yourself the language

Go to a hotel

Requirements

No knowledge is needed

Material: pen and paper, laptop, PC or tablet because of small letters, printer could be useful but not needed

Lots of motivation!

Description

Learn French - this is the place to start learning French online!
This is your opportunity! In this course, we start from zero. Indeed, zero. No previous knowledge needed. No expensive study books. We build on our way to learn French, step by step. Learn at your own pace to translate French, you can review the videos and redo the exercises any time, as much as you want! Learn French online!
What can you expect?
Learning French is difficult. Yes. So no unnecessary, 10-minute long French grammar lessons with all the rules. Only what you need to know. Tips where you can find more French language. Over 300 French words to use in your everyday life. An interactive quiz at the end of each section, also about the French vocabulary. Culture to understand French better.
For who is this course?
You don't understand French, or barely. And you want to know how to speak French. And it's taught for you. Ready to enrol?
The level is French A1 to French A2.
I guarantee:
Full, free lifetime accessAll future extra lectures and upgrades are always included for freeUnconditional Udemy 30 day money-back guarantee
Looking forward to your feedback!
Alain

Overview

Section 1: Introduction: French course

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Pronunciation, to be, meeting

Lecture 2 Pronunciation & the alphabet

Lecture 3 Articles: 1-minute grammar

Lecture 4 To be and pronouns

Lecture 5 Dialogue: meeting

Lecture 6 Comments and about meeting

Lecture 7 Dialogue: meeting again

Lecture 8 Vocabulary

Lecture 9 Exercises: to be and dialogue

Lecture 10 Exercises: correction

Lecture 11 First tip of the section

Section 3: Questions, countries and jobs

Lecture 12 Questions?

Lecture 13 The plural: -s, 1-minute grammar

Lecture 14 Capitals & countries: part 1

Lecture 15 Capitals & countries: part 2

Lecture 16 Dialogue: at the shop

Lecture 17 Vocabulary dialogue

Lecture 18 Dialogue again

Lecture 19 Jobs

Lecture 20 Vocabulary section 3

Lecture 21 Exercises

Lecture 22 Exercises: correction

Lecture 23 Tip

Section 4: Verbs, to the hotel

Lecture 24 Regular verbs

Lecture 25 1 minute of grammar? Or a little motivation…

Lecture 26 Irregular verbs and 'reflexivity'

Lecture 27 Politeness

Lecture 28 Text: Hello Hotel?

Lecture 29 Vocabulary Hello hotel?

Lecture 30 Text with audio: Hello Hotel?

Lecture 31 Vocabulary section 4

Lecture 32 Exercises

Lecture 33 Exercises: correction

Lecture 34 Tip of the section

Section 5: Find my hotel, not here

Lecture 35 The negative: more than non

Lecture 36 1 minute of grammar: the imperative

Lecture 37 Where's the hotel: dialogue

Lecture 38 Related vocabulary: where's the hotel

Lecture 39 Where's the hotel: dialogue again

Lecture 40 The possessive: my and mine

Lecture 41 Dialogue: entering the hotel

Lecture 42 Vocabulary: entering the hotel

Lecture 43 Dialogue: entering the hotel again

Lecture 44 Vocabulary

Lecture 45 Exercises

Lecture 46 Exercises: solutions

Lecture 47 Tip: be creative!

Section 6: Bonus lecture: free ebook, discounts and links

Lecture 48 And now?

Lecture 49 Bonus: free ebook and discounts

Students with more knowledge but willing to restart from 0,NOT for advanced students who need not to be 'refreshed',Students with little or no French knowledge