Best Free French Resources for Beginners & Advanced Students
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Open lessonGrammarLes alphabets et les accents
Discover French alphabets and accents with clear explanations and useful examples. Perfect starting point for absolute beginners at A1 level.
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Open lessonGrammarLes articles indéfinis
Learn indefinite articles (un, une, des) through simple rules and everyday examples. A must-know foundation for French A1 learners.
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Open lessonGrammarLes articles définis
Understand definite articles (le, la, l’, les) with easy-to-follow rules and practice sentences. Great for building strong basics in French.
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Open lessonVerbsÊtre (to be)
Master the verb Être (to be) with complete conjugation and real-life usage. Essential lesson to start speaking French confidently.
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Open lessonVerbsFrench -ER verbs
Explore regular -ER verbs with simple conjugation patterns and practical examples. Build your first set of action words in French.
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Open lessonVerbsLe verbe aller
Learn the irregular verb Aller (to go) with full conjugation and useful daily expressions. A key verb for everyday French conversations.
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Open lessonVocabularyLes professions
Discover names of professions and jobs in French with correct pronunciation and example sentences. Expand your vocabulary naturally.
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Open lessonVerbsLe verbe venir
Master the verb Venir (to come) with easy conjugation rules and common phrases. Improve your ability to talk about movement.
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Open lessonVerbsAvoir (to have)
Learn the important verb Avoir (to have) with clear explanations and everyday examples. A fundamental verb every beginner needs.
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Open lessonVerbsLe passé composé
Get a clear understanding of Passé Composé tense with step-by-step examples. Start talking about past events in French.
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Open lessonGrammarPrepositions
Understand common French prepositions and how to use them correctly. Improve the accuracy of your everyday sentences.
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Open lessonVocabularyBody parts
Learn vocabulary for body parts in French with easy words and example sentences. Helpful for describing health and appearance.
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Open lessonVocabularyColors
Learn colors in French with correct pronunciation and adjective agreement. Add more description to your spoken and written French.
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Open lessonVocabularyNumbers
Master French numbers from 1 to 100 and beyond with clear pronunciation guide. Essential for shopping, telling time, and daily use.
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Open lessonVocabularyClothing
Learn essential French clothing vocabulary with clear examples, helping you describe outfits, shop confidently, and talk about fashion in everyday conversations.
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Open lessonVocabularySalutations
Master French greetings, introductions, and polite expressions to confidently start conversations and make a great first impression in real-life situations.
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Open lessonVocabularyRelations
Learn French vocabulary for family and relationships, helping you describe people in your life and talk about connections naturally and confidently.
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Open lessonVerbs-RE verbs
Learn how to conjugate and use regular RE verbs with structured rules and practical examples, making it easy to form correct sentences in French.
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Open lessonVerbsLe futur simple
Learn to express future actions in French using futur simple with clear rules, examples, and practice to speak about plans and goals confidently.
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Open lessonGrammarAdjectives
Master French adjectives with gender, number agreement, and placement rules, using practical examples to describe people, places, and things easily.
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Open lessonGrammarAdjectifs démonstratifs
Learn to use ce, cet, cette, and ces correctly to point out people and objects, with clear rules and examples for accurate everyday usage.
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Open lessonGrammarAdjectifs possessifs
Learn how to show ownership in French using mon, ma, mes, and more, with simple rules and examples to avoid common beginner mistakes.
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Open lessonGrammarAdjectifs interrogatifs
Learn to ask questions using quel, quelle, quels, and quelles correctly, with clear explanations and examples for confident communication.
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Open lessonVocabularyPlaces
Learn French places vocabulary with meanings, pronunciation, and real-life examples. Improve your speaking skills and describe locations confidently.
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Open lessonVerbsLe verbe faire
Master the French verb “faire” with common expressions, meanings, and examples. Learn how to use it naturally in daily conversations.
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Open lessonGrammarQu’est-ce que c’est
Understand “qu'est-ce que c'est” in French with meaning, usage, and examples. Learn how to ask and answer basic questions confidently.
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Open lessonVocabularyCountries and nationalities
Learn French countries and nationalities with pronunciation, gender rules, and examples. Perfect for beginners to build vocabulary and fluency.
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Open lessonVocabularyDays, months and seasons
Master days, months, and seasons in French with pronunciation tips and examples. Build a strong foundation for speaking and understanding dates.
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Open lessonGrammarLes articles contractés
Les articles contractés are a key part of French grammar, combining prepositions like à and de with definite articles (le, la, les) to form shorter, natural expressions.
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Open lessonTEF exam prepThe TEF sample paper
A full TEF mock test with reading, listening and speaking sections. Opens right here as a PDF.
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Open lessonTEF exam prepTEF Canada: production écrite
Discover a structured guide to the TEF Canada production écrite that breaks down exam strategies and helps you approach each section with clarity and confidence.
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Open lessonTEF exam prepTEF Canada: expression orale
Learn how to tackle the TEF Canada expression orale with a proven framework that turns the grading criteria into clear, predictable formulas.
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Short videos with everyday dialogues from A1 to B2, made for extra listening and speaking practice. They are educational study aids, not live lessons.
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Free Resources for TEF, TCF & Canada PR Preparation
Guides and exam dates to help you plan your TEF or TCF journey for Express Entry.
TEF sample paper
A full TEF mock test with reading, listening and speaking sections. Opens right here.
Open lesson →TEFTEF exam dates in Canada for 2026
Stay ahead in your TEF preparation. Check the exam dates in Canada for 2026.
Read more →TCFTCF Canada exam 2026: complete guide
Everything you need to know about the TCF Canada exam for immigration and study.
Read more →TEFTEF exam dates in India for 2026
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No. Click a lesson and it opens in a viewer on this page. You can flip through the slides, close it and open another one.
Which level are these lessons for?
Most lessons cover beginner topics (articles, être, avoir, numbers, colors, greetings and similar basics). Verbs such as the passé composé and the futur simple are a step up. The TEF guides are for exam preparation.
Where should I start if I am new to French?
Start with the alphabet and accents, then the articles, être and avoir, and the vocabulary topics such as salutations and numbers. You can follow the order of the lessons on this page.
Will these lessons be enough for Canada PR?
They build a strong base and the TEF guides show you what to expect in the exam. Most Express Entry plans aim for CLB 7 or higher, which needs a full course with live speaking practice, so many students continue with one of our live courses.
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