Module 2 · 13 lessons

Choices and opinions

Compare options and explain a straightforward preference.

By the end, you can
  • Compare two options
  • Give a reason or result
  • Connect negative alternatives
  • Agree and disagree gently
Skills: conversation · sentence-building · writing0 of 13 done

Lesson sequence

Learn, review, then use it.

1Ask what someone thinksInvite an opinion instead of only giving your own, and react so the other person keeps talking.14 min Full access2Say what you thinkGive a measured everyday opinion about a familiar topic.14 min Full access3Compare two optionsCompare two familiar options on one clear criterion.15 min Full access4Pick the best oneSay that something is the most or the least of a group, not just more than one other thing.18 min Full access5Give a reasonConnect a preference or decision to a clear reason.14 min Full access6Connect negative and explanatory ideasUse ni… ni for two negatives and choose parce que, car, comme or donc by function and register.17 min Full access7Say what you no longer doMove beyond ne… pas with the negatives that say no longer, nothing and nobody.19 min Full access8Agree and disagree gentlyRespond to an opinion without sounding too abrupt.14 min Full access9Choose a film or eventCompare practical criteria when choosing what to do.17 min Full access10Make a suggestionSuggest a simple plan in natural conversational French.16 min Full access11Negotiate a planAccept part of a suggestion, request one change and settle on a plan.15 min Full access12A2 mission: choose a day outCompare two options, give a reason and agree on a concrete plan.15 min Full access13Review: opinions in conversationKeep an opinion exchange moving with a reaction and a follow-up.13 min Full access
Mission / checkpoint

Mission: choose a day out

Complete 13 more lessons to finish this module.