Module 2 · 12 lessons

The working week

Talk about work, schedules and simple practical messages.

By the end, you can
  • Build regular -er verbs
  • Describe tasks and responsibilities
  • Read a short message
  • Explain availability
Skills: reading · writing · grammar · pronunciation0 of 12 done

Lesson sequence

Learn, review, then use it.

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
Mission / checkpoint

Mission: arrange a meeting

Complete 12 more lessons to finish this module.