A1 · 33 lessons

Level 2

Take your French out of the house: order food, handle a working week and move around a city.

By the end, you can
  • Order food and arrange a meal with someone
  • Describe your work, schedule and everyday tasks
  • Buy a ticket, follow a route and solve a small travel problem
Prerequisite: Level 1 / A10 of 33 done
01

Food and plans

Choose food, make arrangements and handle a simple invitation.

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1Make a planSuggest a day and respond to a simple invitation without needing future grammar yet.12 min Full access2Say what you like to eatShare food preferences and ask another person the same simple question.10 min Full access3Buy food at the marketAsk for produce and respond naturally at a market stall.11 min Full access4Use du, de la and desChoose an article for an unspecified amount, contrast it with general and countable choices, and change it after quantities or negation.18 min Full access5Read a restaurant menuScan a realistic French menu, understand a fixed-price formula and ask about ingredients, dietary needs and extra charges.18 min Full access6Order at a restaurantFollow a French restaurant meal from the first drink order to dessert, coffee and the bill.20 min Full access7Accept or decline an invitationAccept naturally, decline in careful or spoken French and suggest a clear alternative when you genuinely want one.18 min Full access8Choose a date and timeArrange a day, date and approximate time for a plan.12 min Full access9Talk about a near-future planConjugate aller + infinitive, ask about plans and choose naturally between the near future and a present tense with future meaning.20 min Full access10A1 mission: arrange dinnerChoose a restaurant, food preference, date and time in one connected exchange.14 min Full access
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The working week

Talk about work, schedules and simple practical messages.

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1Build regular -er verbsUse one reusable present-tense system for common actions such as parler, travailler and étudier.18 min Full access2Say what you doDescribe your profession, studies, workplace, field or current main activity in natural everyday French.20 min Full access3Talk about your scheduleDescribe regular working or study days, temporary changes, daily hours, breaks and availability.19 min Full access4Talk about going to workDescribe where you go, how you travel, each stage of the journey and how long the commute takes.21 min Full access5Describe simple tasksName practical work, study and home tasks with faire or a more precise action verb.12 min Full access6Say what you have to doAssign responsibility, state a general necessity, and make task deadlines clear with devoir and il faut.15 min Full access7Say what you can doExpress a learned skill, present capacity, permission, availability and possibility with savoir and pouvoir.25 min Full access8Combine verbs in a task planConnect an action, plan, ability or obligation without conjugating every verb in the chain.14 min Full access9Read a short work messageRead concise informal and formal work messages, identify the practical details, and interpret tu or vous in context.18 min Full access10Suggest a meetingPropose a time and check whether it works in neutral everyday French.12 min Full access11Leave a short messageLeave a concise voicemail-style message with a reason and callback request.11 min Full access12A1 mission: arrange a meetingPropose, adjust and confirm a short work or study meeting.14 min Full access
03

Getting around

Use transport, ask for help and solve a small travel problem.

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1Buy a transport ticketAsk for a ticket and specify a destination or return journey.11 min Full access2Read a timetableFind a departure, platform and arrival time on a simple timetable.11 min Full access3Take the metro or busBuild a complete urban route with a line, direction, transfer station, new line and final stop.23 min Full access4Ask any questionTurn any statement into a question three different ways, then add the question word that names what you actually want to know.19 min Full access5Ask for help on the wayAsk a passer-by, driver or staff member for the correct line, direction, stop, transfer or platform and confirm the answer.21 min Full access6Build the imperativeGive, understand and soften instructions with tu, nous and vous forms.19 min Full access7Understand a delayRecognise a delayed, cancelled or replaced service in clear travel information.12 min Full access8Ask for clarificationSay what you missed, ask someone to repeat or explain one detail, and confirm the corrected information.19 min Full access9Find the right exitUse station signs to find an exit, transfer or travel direction.10 min Full access10Solve a small travel problemExplain what went wrong, ask about the next service, and check what to do with a ticket, exchange or refund.22 min Full access11A1 assessment: get across townPlan a route, ask for help and handle one small change across town.15 min Full access