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French Grammar Lab, with a grammar programme, guided practice and a personal avatar.

See the grammar lessons, practice, clear corrections and reviews, plus the setup of your own learning space.

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  1. Your avatar. Make your space yours with an avatar and colours.
  2. Your profile. Set your preferences and find a starting point for your grammar.
  3. Your plan. See the next point to practise and a route built around your profile.
  4. The lessons. Open a short explanation and a worked example.
  5. Your practice. Read the context and write your own answer.
  6. The correction. See the useful French sentence and why the pattern works.
  7. The listening. Hear grammar in recorded scenes, with transcripts available.
  8. Your progress. See what to practise, recall and refresh. Spaced reviews bring earlier points back.

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A1 Using avoir

Elle a faim.

She’s hungry.

French uses avoir for hunger. With elle, avoir becomes a.

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Say “We’re thirsty” using the same verb.

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Nous avons soif.

B1 Telling a story

Quand tu as appelé, je préparais le dîner.

When you called, I was making dinner.

Préparais puts dinner in the background. The call happened while you were cooking.

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Say “I was reading when you arrived” to a male friend.

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Je lisais quand tu es arrivé.

B2 Making a concession

Bien que le trajet soit long, je prends le train.

Although it’s a long journey, I take the train.

Bien que introduces a concession and takes the subjunctive. For le trajet, use soit.

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Use bien que to say “Although it’s expensive, I take the train.”

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Bien que ce soit cher, je prends le train.

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Mini-lessons and worked examples explain the point you’re practising. Ask for more help when you need it.

“I am 38.” J’ai trente-huit ans.

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Complete, build, correct and translate sentences. Listen to the same grammar in a French scene.

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Spaced reviews revisit earlier points. Your answers guide what to practise next, with AI-supported explanations where helpful.

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An A1 lesson · Learning CenterLe, la, un, une: choose the articleRead an explanation with examples and practiceThe PlaygroundTry a free French gameShort rounds with answers and explanations

French in context

Grammar you can hear.

Real situations, distinct voices and a useful pattern to listen for. Here, Solène meets her new colleague Antoine.

Listen for je suis and j’ai in this 15-second scene.

SolèneNew accountantAntoineTeam manager

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  1. SolèneBonjour, je suis Solène. Je suis la nouvelle comptable.
  2. AntoineBienvenue ! Moi, c’est Antoine. J’ai trente-huit ans et je suis responsable du service.
  3. SolèneTu as un bureau à cet étage ?
  4. AntoineOui, et nous avons une salle de pause juste à côté.

The pattern: Être gives identity. French uses avoir for age and possession.

A proper home for your grammar

From “je suis”
to more precise ideas.

Work through the foundations, fill the gaps you’ve carried for years, or explore more demanding structures. Keep the focus on the grammar you need.

Verbs & time

Present, past, future and choosing the right mood.

Articles & agreement

The small endings that make a sentence work.

Building sentences

Questions, negatives and word order.

Pronouns

Who, what and where those little words belong.

Quantity & relationships

Numbers, comparisons and useful prepositions.

Connecting ideas

Say why, contrast ideas and add nuance.

Grammar for your DELF preparation

Build more accurate
sentences for B1 and B2.

The Lab covers A1–B2 grammar. Strengthen the foundations you still hesitate over, then practise the structures that help you tell a story, connect ideas and express a more nuanced point of view.

Grammar practice supports your wider DELF preparation; it is not a complete exam-preparation course. The DELF assesses listening, reading, writing and speaking.

Grammar priorities and official sample resources
  1. Tell a story with past tenses, pronouns and connected sentences.
  2. Develop an idea with hypotheses, concession and relative clauses.

You can choose Study & exams when you set your preferences. Your grammar-check and practice answers guide your starting route. Use official sample papers alongside your grammar practice.

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What happens after I create my account?

Enter your email, then use the six-digit code sent to your inbox to verify it. Review your selected billing period and total at checkout. Once your membership is active, you can start with the foundations or take the saved, untimed 40-question grammar check.

Can I start as a complete beginner?

Yes. You can begin with a foundation route and build up gradually. If you already know some French, the grammar check helps find the points that deserve attention.

How is my programme personalised?

Your preferences and grammar-check answers shape a starting programme. Practice results and reviews guide your next recommendations. AI supports explanations and targeted practice; your saved progress belongs to your account.

How much time should I set aside?

Thirty minutes is the suggested daily rhythm. Choose a shorter or longer routine to suit your day. The full grammar check is untimed and saves completed answers, so you can pause and return.

What does the four-week programme mean?

It gives you a starting route through the grammar. The curriculum covers foundations through B2 structures; your starting point, practice and pace determine how you progress.

Is there a free trial?

French Grammar Lab is a paid membership. The recorded tour on this page shows the application in use. Your personal grammar check, learning programme and saved practice open with membership.

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You can manage your subscription and cancel future renewals from your account. Your chosen billing period and total are shown at checkout before you pay.