Module 3 · 11 lessons

More independence

Bring your A2 skills together across longer everyday exchanges.

By the end, you can
  • Keep a conversation moving
  • Connect descriptions with relative clauses
  • Write a connected message
  • Handle an unexpected detail
Skills: conversation · writing · listening · grammar0 of 11 done

Lesson sequence

Learn, review, then use it.

1Keep a conversation goingUse short follow-ups and filler phrases without filling every pause.17 min Full access2Connect descriptions with qui, que and oùJoin two short sentences to identify a person, thing, place or time more precisely.18 min Full access3Tell someone what has changedContrast an ongoing past situation with what is true now.14 min Full access4Say what just happenedFrame an action as just finished or still in progress, without reaching for a new tense.19 min Full access5Leave a useful phone messageLeave a connected message with context, a request and a callback detail.12 min Full access6Write a connected everyday messageWrite a short coherent message about a plan, a change and a practical question.13 min Full access7Handle a changed planReact to a changed plan, apologise briefly and propose another time.16 min Full access8Deal with an unexpected detailClarify a wrong, missing or mismatched detail in an everyday exchange.17 min Full access9Make a polite complaintState a problem and desired outcome in firm but ordinary French.17 min Full access10Review: choose the natural phraseChoose an everyday response rather than a correct but overly textbook-like phrase.17 min Full access11A2 assessment: manage the dayCombine travel, plans, a small service problem and a connected message independently.18 min Full access
Mission / checkpoint

A2 assessment

Complete 11 more lessons to finish this module.