LLL French Academy and Course Outline

Jennifer will teach you all of the skills you need to achieve an advanced level in French, and will provide you with resources to help you practice and master everything you learn.

BUY LLL’S FULL FRENCH PROGRAM

DAILY JOURNALING IN FRENCH

👇 Create a weekly learning schedule and view course outline below👇

BEGINNER PROGRAM – A1

INTERMEDIATE PROGRAM – A2

AUTONOMOUS PROGRAM – B1

ADVANCED PROGRAM – B2

FULL FRENCH PROGRAM

French Level A1

The A1 beginner level recognises basic knowledge. It is the most basic level at which a language is used. At this stage, the learner can speak about himself or herself and his or her environment. Click here for A1 program.

French Level A2

The A2 intermediate level recognises the competency of a basic learner who can communicate in a simple manner about routine tasks using common polite phrases and exchanges of information. Click here for A2 program.

French Level B1

The B1 autonomous level recognises learners who have become independent while maintaining interaction. Learners can understand and maintain discussions and give opinions. Click here for B1 program.

French Level B2

Learners at the B2 advanced level have a degree of fluency and independence which allows the construction of arguments to defend opinions, explain viewpoints, and negotiate. Click here for B2 program.

TAKE A TEST TO FIND OUT YOUR LEVEL

SIGN UP FOR LLL’S NEWSLETTER

Love Learning Languages French Academy

Course Outline

Level A1 Courses & Practice Resources

LEVEL A1: Greetings and introductions
LEVEL A1: Days and Months – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Numbers 0 – 100
LEVEL A1: Telling time
LEVEL A1: Definite and indefinite articles
LEVEL A1: Partitive articles
LEVEL A1: Basic food – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Definite, indefinite, partitive articles
LEVEL A1: Subject pronouns
LEVEL A1: Body parts – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: VOCABULAIRE: Clothes and Shopping
LEVEL A1: The verb être
LEVEL A1: Feelings and emotions
LEVEL A1: House and Home – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Décrire un lieu d’habitation
LEVEL A1: Être en train de
LEVEL A1: Avoir expressions
LEVEL A1: Position of adjectives & BAGS
LEVEL A1: 40 adjectives – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Colors – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Family – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: How to say because
LEVEL A1 – B1: The verb FAIRE and 32 expressions
LEVEL A1: The verb aller – Present and near future
LEVEL A1: Adjectives with être, aller, avoir, and faire
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Décrire une personne
LEVEL A1: Demonstrative adjectives
LEVEL A1: Possessive adjectives
LEVEL A1: Tout – Tous – Toute- Toutes – Introduction
LEVEL A1: Places – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Shops – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Prepositions of location
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Situer un objet
LEVEL A1: Regular verbs ending in -ER
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Présenter quelqu’un
LEVEL A1: Nationalities and languages – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Pays, langues, nationalités
LEVEL A1: Regular verbs ending in -IR – Present tense
LEVEL A1: Regular verbs ending in -RE – Present tense
LEVEL A1: Present tense audio drill
LEVEL A1: La Journée de Vanessa – Present Tense Story
LEVEL A1: Imperative – Commands and requests
LEVEL A1: 35 Verbs for Conversation – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Il faut + infinitive
LEVEL A1: Dictée – La nourriture
LEVEL A1: This is / There are
LEVEL A1: Hotel – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Dictée – À l’hôtel
LEVEL A1: Simple negation
LEVEL A1: Negation with indefinite articles
LEVEL A1: Simple negation cards
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Avantages et inconvénients
LEVEL A1: Reading comprehension “Ma Vie”
LEVEL A1: Disjunctive / Stressed pronouns
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Dans la rue
LEVEL A1: Forming questions using intonation
LEVEL A1: Forming questions using est-ce que
LEVEL A1: Forming questions using inversion
LEVEL A1: Using interrogative words
LEVEL A1: Expressions of quantity
LEVEL A1: Ways to use DE
LEVEL A1: Vouloir
LEVEL A1: Pouvoir
LEVEL A1: Devoir
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Interdictions et devoirs
LEVEL A1: Vouloir – Pouvoir – Devoir
LEVEL A1: Trains – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Les heures
LEVEL A1: Savoir
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Savoir, vouloir, devoir
LEVEL A1: Savoir vs Connaître
LEVEL A1: Circling review activity
LEVEL A1: Professions – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1: Dictée – La semaine
LEVEL A1: Direct and indirect object pronouns
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Pronoms directs et indirects
LEVEL A1: Dictée – L’entretien
LEVEL A1: Dictée – Le Marché
LEVEL A1: Dictée: Le Voyage
LEVEL A1: Listening comprehension course
LEVEL A1: Use it or lose it review program
LEVEL A1 – B2: Antonyms lesson and activities
LEVEL A1 – B2: 100 common expressions – Set 1
LEVEL A1 – B2: 55 common expressions – Set 2
LEVEL A1 – B2: French level test
LEVEL A1 – B2: 48 dictée exercises
LEVEL A1 – B2: French conjugation worksheets in 6 tenses

Level A2 Courses & Practice Resources

LEVEL A2: Comparatives and superlatives of adjectives
LEVEL A2: Passé composé of regular verbs with avoir
LEVEL A2: Dictée – Passé composé with avoir
LEVEL A2: Passé composé audio drill
LEVEL A2: Verbs like ouvrir
LEVEL A2: Intermediate negation – 5 types
LEVEL A2: Intermediate negation practice cards
LEVEL A2: 20 common irregular verbs
LEVEL A2: Mettre – Irregular verb
LEVEL A2: ER verbs present and past with negation
LEVEL A2: Passé composé with être
LEVEL A2: Dictée – Passé composé with être
LEVEL A2: Passé composé of irregular verbs with avoir
LEVEL A2: Passé composé audio drill – Regular & irregular
LEVEL A2: French negation in three tenses
LEVEL A2: Circling review activity in 3 tenses
LEVEL A2: Recent past – Venir de
LEVEL A2: Prepositions before infinitives (À & DE)
LEVEL A2: Prepositions with geographical locations
LEVEL A2: C’est vs Il est
LEVEL A2: Plural nouns
LEVEL A2: Descriptive adjectives booklet + quizzes
LEVEL A2: Forming adverbs
LEVEL A2: Comparatives and superlatives of adverbs
LEVEL A2: List of common adverbs – Vocabulary
LEVEL A2: Useful prepositions
LEVEL A2: Reflexive verbs: Present – Past – Futur Proche
LEVEL A2: Dictée – Le passé composé des verbes réfléchis
LEVEL A2: VOCABULAIRE: Daily Routine
LEVEL A2: Dictée – La routine
LEVEL A2: Pronouns Y and EN
LEVEL A2: Common Irregular French Verbs with Pronouns
LEVEL A2: Mastering pronouns audio drill
LEVEL A2: Circling activity – Pronouns – Present – PC
LEVEL A2: More than one pronoun in a sentence
LEVEL A2: Direct object pronouns in the passé composé
LEVEL A2: Restaurants – Vocabulary
LEVEL A2: La Journée de Vanessa – Passé Composé Story
LEVEL A2: Imperfect tense lesson
LEVEL A2: Dictée – Parler de son enfance
LEVEL A2: La Journée de Vanessa – Imperfect Tense Story
LEVEL A2: L’imparfait et le passé composé used together
LEVEL A2: Historique d’Halloween
LEVEL A2: Halloween scrambled sentences
LEVEL A2: Bank – Vocabulary
LEVEL A2: Pronunciation lesson
LEVEL A2: The verb falloir / falloir with pronouns
LEVEL A2: Listening comprehension SET 1
LEVEL A2: Listening comprehension SET 2
LEVEL A2: Dictée – Le Marché
LEVEL A2: Dictée: Le Voyage
LEVEL A2: Babar listening comprehension
LEVEL A2: Reading comprehension – Le Marché
LEVEL A2: Perfect your French – 50 common mistakes
LEVEL A2: Listening – Arrival at the Paris airport
LEVEL A2: Daily French conversations
LEVEL A2: Chez le dentiste – Vocabulary
LEVEL A1 – B2: Mastering pronouns activity
LEVEL A1 – B2: Mastering sentence structure activity
LEVEL A1 – B2: Antonyms lesson and activities
LEVEL A1 – B2: 100 common expressions – Set 1
LEVEL A1 – B2: 55 common expressions – Set 2
LEVEL A1 – B2: French level test
LEVEL A1 – B2: 48 dictée exercises
LEVEL A1 – B2: French conjugation worksheets in 6 tenses

Level B1 Courses & Practice Resources

LEVEL B1: Placement of common French adverbs
LEVEL B1: Bon – Bien – Meilleur – Mieux
LEVEL B1: Depuis, pour, pendant, il y a
LEVEL B1: False friends – Les faux amis – Vocabulary
LEVEL B1: Verbs ending in YER
LEVEL B1: Recevoir – Irregular verb
LEVEL B1: Vivre and suivre – Irregular verbs
LEVEL B1: Future tense – Futur simple
LEVEL B1: La Journée de Vanessa – Futur Simple Story
LEVEL B1: 1st conditional si clauses
LEVEL B1: Verbs + NO PREPOSITION + Infinitives
LEVEL B1: Verbs + À + Infinitives
LEVEL B1: Verbs + DE + Infinitives
LEVEL B1: Verbs + À + Nouns
LEVEL B1: Verbs + DE + Nouns
LEVEL B1: Idiomatic reflexive verbs
LEVEL B1: Present conditional – Could, Should, Would
LEVEL B1: La Journée de Vanessa – Present Conditional Story
LEVEL B1: 2nd conditional si clauses
LEVEL B1: Online Shopping – Vocabulary
LEVEL B1: Possessive pronouns
LEVEL B1: Demonstrative pronouns
LEVEL B1: The verb manquer
LEVEL B1: The verb renverser
LEVEL B1: Decluttering – Vocabulary
LEVEL B1: Après avoir – Avant de
LEVEL B1: Rentrer – Revenir – Retourner – Rendre
LEVEL B1: Plus-que-parfait tense
LEVEL B1: Subjunctive lesson
LEVEL B1: Subjunctive – Il faut que
LEVEL B1: Subjunctive – Finish the sentences
LEVEL B1: Writing and speaking activities
LEVEL B1: Qu’on vs Que l’on
LEVEL B1: Education – Vocabulary
LEVEL B1: Advanced pronouns – Listening and reading
LEVEL B1: 20 short dictation exercises
LEVEL B1: Dictée – Le voyage
LEVEL B1: Listening comprehension – Cher journal
LEVEL B1: L’histoire de Kevin
LEVEL B1: L’histoire de Paula
LEVEL B1: L’histoire de Caroline
LEVEL B1: L’histoire d’Alexandre
LEVEL B1: L’histoire de Clément
LEVEL B1: L’histoire de Manon
LEVEL B1: French music activity 1
LEVEL B1: French music activity 2
LEVEL B1: Listening comprehension – L’automne
LEVEL B1: Reading comprehension – Le Marché
LEVEL B1: Imperative with pronouns
LEVEL B1: The verb prendre
LEVEL B1: Simple conjunctions
LEVEL A1 – B2: Mastering pronouns activity
LEVEL A1 – B2: Mastering sentence structure activity
LEVEL A1 – B2: Antonyms lesson and activities
LEVEL A1 – B2: 100 common expressions – Set 1
LEVEL A1 – B2: 55 common expressions – Set 2
LEVEL A1 – B2: French level test
LEVEL A1 – B2: 48 dictée exercises
LEVEL A1 – B2: French conjugation worksheets in 6 tenses

Level B2 Courses & Practice Resources

Levels A1 – B2 Courses & Practice Resources

Supplementary Resources