French A2
At A2 you stop reciting phrases and begin telling people things.
- 78 pages
- PDF download
- 20 lesson chapters
- Quick answer, key points and a tip in every chapter
$9.99 one-time payment
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Inside the French A2 lessons
These lessons, explained in English, move from “telling friends what you did last weekend” and “remembering childhood: then and now” to “handling bank counters and parcel services” and “picking up a rental car and driving off”. The first chapters give you the past tenses a speaker needs to tell a story, and the next ones put them to use in scenes such as “finding and visiting a rental flat”, “getting help and advice at a French pharmacy” and “returning goods and complaining politely”. Several chapters teach writing as well as talking: “friendly emails to friends and coworkers” shows how a friendly message is built, and “saying yes or no to invitations” gives the polite ways of accepting or declining. Each of the 20 chapters has a quick answer at the top, French examples with translations, key points at the end and a tip from Zoé. The book fits adult learners who finished a beginner course and feel stuck at the same level.
Table of contents
- Telling friends what you did last weekend
- Remembering childhood: then and now
- Finding and visiting a rental flat
- Talking through your background at an interview
- Weighing up prices, quality and customer reviews
- Getting help and advice at a French pharmacy
- Planning and booking your trip
- Returning goods and complaining politely
- Saying yes or no to invitations
- Friendly emails to friends and coworkers
- How to advise someone politely
- Talking about looks and character
- Handling bank counters and parcel services
- Cooking instructions and kitchen measures
- Reading headlines and short news reports
- Celebrating the French calendar year
- Keeping fit: sports, habits and gym memberships
- Going green at home and work
- Fixing phone problems and forgotten passwords
- Picking up a rental car and driving off
Want to try a chapter first? The French A2 chapters are free to read on the website: open the free French A2 pages.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the French A2 lessons for?
It is made for adults who finished a beginner course and want to move from phrases to real conversation. The explanations are in English and every French example is translated.
How is a chapter organized?
Each of the 20 chapters opens with a quick answer, explains the point step by step, and ends with key points to remember and a tip from Zoé. Read from “telling friends what you did last weekend” to “picking up a rental car and driving off”, or jump straight to “how to advise someone politely” if that is the topic you need.
What comes after the French A2 lessons?
B1 is the next level, with opinions, writing and French administration.
How do I get the French A2 lessons?
Pay once with PayPal and the PDF is ready to download at once. It opens on up to 3 devices, so it can live on a laptop and a tablet.
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