4 lessons
Grammar
Tenses, agreement, subjunctive — the structures examiners check first.
Passé composé vs imparfait: choosing the right past tense
The decision rule examiners actually listen for, with signal words and worked examples.
IntermediateScoreRoute8 minThe subjunctive without pain: when it is required and how to form it
A trigger-based approach: learn the phrases that force the subjunctive instead of abstract rules.
AdvancedScoreRoute9 minPast participle agreement: the avoir/être decision tree
A three-question method that resolves 95% of agreement cases, including the tricky preceding direct object.
IntermediateScoreRoute7 minReference: the OQLF's Vitrine linguistique for Quebec-standard French
Quebec's official language bank — the authority to consult for agreement, anglicisms, and punctuation doubts.
All levelsExternal resource ↗3 min
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