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Free online course French lessons A2

Duration of the online course: 8 hours and 45 minutes

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Speak more confidently in French A2 with verb groups, passé composé, imparfait and key pronouns. Take this free online course and level up fast.

In this free course, learn about

  • Identify the 3 French verb groups and how their conjugations differ
  • Recognize irregular 3rd-group verbs and why they need extra practice
  • Build passé composé: auxiliary + past participle; choose the main auxiliary
  • Use passé composé with être and apply basic agreement rules
  • Conjugate reflexive/pronominal verbs and spot their se/me/te/nous/vous forms
  • Use the pronouns en and y and know what kinds of complements they replace
  • Talk about preferences in French (e.g., Je suis plutôt...)
  • Differentiate tout vs tous and use them correctly for “all/everything”
  • Use imparfait for long, habitual, or descriptive past actions
  • Choose between passé composé and imparfait depending on context
  • Use invitation/plan phrases like “Et si on... ?” and “Tu es partant(e) ?”
  • Learn essential A2 verbs for vacation, school, and dating situations
  • Acquire key vocabulary for the bakery and the bank (5 words each)
  • Understand Lingoni free-trial/website updates and the new platform features

About the free online course

Boost your A2 French and start expressing yourself with more accuracy in everyday situations. This free online course is designed for learners who already have the basics and now want to speak and understand French with more confidence, especially when talking about the past, making plans, and handling common conversations at school, on vacation, or out with friends.

You will strengthen the foundations that make French feel difficult for many learners: verb patterns and how to recognize them quickly, when to rely on regular rules, and how to deal with verbs that change more than expected. Step by step, you will become more comfortable forming correct sentences, choosing natural structures, and avoiding the most frequent intermediate-level mistakes.

A major focus is talking about the past in a clear, natural way. You will practice using the passé composé, including the key moments when you need être instead of avoir, and you will build confidence with reflexive verbs that often appear in daily speech. You will also learn when the imparfait is the better choice, so you can describe habits, background details, and longer actions without hesitation, and you will train your ear to hear the difference between these past tenses in context.

To sound more fluent, you will work on essential small words that carry a lot of meaning, such as the pronouns en and y, along with common expressions for preferences, quantity, and the idea of all. You will also expand your practical vocabulary for real-life tasks like going to the bakery or the bank, and you will internalize high-frequency verbs that appear in travel, dating, and school scenarios. Throughout the course, videos and exercises help you move from knowing rules to using French comfortably when it matters.

Course content

  • Video class: Get Serious about Learning French Verbs - Les 3 groupes - A2 [with Alicia] 09m
  • Exercise: Which group of French verbs is known for changing significantly and requiring practice to master due to their lack of consistent conjugation rules?
  • Video class: French Tenses: An Introduction to Passé composé - A2 [with Alicia] 06m
  • Exercise: What is the main auxiliary verb used in 'passe composé'?
  • Video class: Learn the Basics of Passé Composé in French - A2 [with Alicia] 11m
  • Video class: Discover our FREE Trial and Get Access to Extensive French Learning Resources #learnfrench 03m
  • Exercise: What is one of the benefits of the free trial at lingoni.com as described in the text?
  • Video class: Learn French Tenses: Passé composé with être - A2 [with Alicia] 12m
  • Video class: Le passé composé: reflexive verbs - A2 09m
  • Exercise: What is a characteristic of reflexive verbs in French?
  • Video class: On en a si souvent besoin de ce pronom, pas vrai ? - A2 10m
  • Video class: Top 10 French Verbs for Going on Vacation - A2 10m
  • Video class: Apprenez 5 mots à la boulangerie ! - A2 02m
  • Video class: Verbes pronominaux et réfléchis, quelques bases et rappels ! - A2 [with Alicia] 08m
  • Video class: Je suis plutôt café le matin ! - How to talk about preferences in French - A2 10m
  • Video class: tout ou tous ?! Find out how to say all in French! - A2 [with Céline] 03m
  • Video class: MAJOR Lingoni NEWS 02m
  • Exercise: What new feature does the updated lingoni.com website now offer to its users?
  • Exercise: What is one of the new features of the updated lingoni.com website?
  • Video class: Top 10 French Verbs for School 08m
  • Video class: C'était bien les vacances ? - Imparfait in French - A2 11m
  • Exercise: Which verb tense is used for actions that are long or descriptive in the past in French?
  • Video class: Learn the difference between passé composé and imparfait! - A2 [with Céline] 04m
  • Video class: Et si on allait au ciné ce soir ? - Learn how to say Are you up for it? in French! - A2 [Céline] 04m
  • Video class: Top 10 French Verbs for Going on a Date - A2/B1 07m
  • Video class: Apprenez 5 mots à la banque - A2/B1 03m
  • Video class: Les pronoms en et y - A2 [with Alicia] 11m
  • Video class: Top 10 Verbs for Getting Ready in the Morning - A2/B1 08m
  • Video class: Apprenez 5 mots autour du fromage - A2/B1 03m
  • Video class: How to use il faut in French - A2 [with Alicia] 06m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (25) - le conditionnel - A2 08m
  • Video class: Top 10 French Verbs for Throwing a Party - A2/B1 09m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (28) - Apprenez 5 mots autour du garage - A2 02m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (29) - Pronoms relatifs simples - A2 05m
  • Video class: Ce, cet, ces, cette? - When to use which?! - A2 [with Céline] 04m
  • Video class: Top 20 Useful French Adjectives - A2 18m
  • Exercise: In French, how do you make an adjective agree with a feminine noun that ends with the sound '-eur'?
  • Video class: Verbes pronominaux et réfléchis : PART II - A2-B1 [with Alicia] 09m
  • Video class: Apprenez 5 mots chez le primeur - A2 03m
  • Video class: Mieux VS Meilleur - A2 [avec Alicia] 08m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (36) - La lettre H - A2 08m
  • Video class: Top 20 French Vocab for Body Parts - A2 07m
  • Video class: Common Pronunciation Mistakes to Avoid When Speaking French! - A2 [Alicia] 06m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (38) - Apprenez 5 mots à la poste - A2 03m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (39) - Cours VS Classe - A2 07m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (40) - Par hasard VS Au hasard - A2 07m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (41) - Numbers 20-100 - A2 13m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (42) - The French Accents - A2 08m
  • Exercise: Which French accent changes the pronunciation of the letter 'e' but does not apply to any other vowels?
  • Video class: Dialogue: L'école de langues (w/ Jenny de @lingoniGERMAN) - B1 05m
  • Video class: Neuf VS Nouveau - What's the difference?! - A2 07m
  • Video class: Top 20 French Fruits and Vegetables - A2 07m
  • Video class: Dialogue : porter des lunettes - A2 02m
  • Video class: La ponctuation - A2 07m
  • Video class: lingoni FRENCH (50) - Les liaisons - A2 07m
  • Video class: Top 20 Professions in French - A2 09m
  • Video class: Dialogue : les cils - A2 02m
  • Video class: Learn How to Negate Sentences in French - ne... pas, ne... plus, ne... rien - A2 [with Alicia] 11m
  • Video class: Avoir l'air - Learn How to Say She's crazy! in French - A2 [with Alicia] 05m
  • Exercise: In French, how should the adjective be formatted when using the fixed expression 'avoir l'air + adjective'?
  • Video class: Top 10 Fruits in French with Céline 04m
  • Video class: C'est trop bien, c'est très bon ! - The Difference between Bon and Bien in French - A2 [with Céline] 02m
  • Video class: La différence entre POUR et PAR - A2 08m
  • Video class: Top 10 Most Difficult Words in French - A2 10m
  • Video class: aimer vs. adorer - A2/B1 [avec Céline] 06m
  • Video class: Top 10 French Verbs for studying abroad - A2 11m
  • Video class: Top 20 French Vocab for Hobbies - A2 17m
  • Video class: How to... Talk About Breakfast in French? - A2/B1 10m
  • Video class: Comment dit-on plus ? - A2 06m
  • Video class: 5 mots sur le travail - A2 [avec Chris] 03m
  • Video class: Ne...que - What does it mean and how is it used? - A2 [with Alicia] 05m
  • Video class: Learn how to use si in French! - How to form questions that sound natural - A2 [with Céline] 04m
  • Video class: Ça va etre une longue journée... A2 [with Alicia] 07m
  • Video class: Learn how to form if clauses in French - Le conditionnel hypothèse - A2 [avec Alicia] 08m
  • Video class: How to Make Yes/No-Questions Less Boring in French - A2 [with Alicia] 07m
  • Exercise: Which of the following is a formal alternative to saying 'oui' (yes) in French, as discussed in the lesson?
  • Video class: Learn all the vocab you need to book a hotel room in French! - A2 [with Alicia] 05m
  • Video class: 10 Mistakes to Avoid Using French Prepositions- A2 [with Alicia] 06m
  • Video class: Some more advice to improve the pronunciaton of the tricky nasal sounds in French - A2 [with Alicia] 06m
  • Exercise: In French pronunciation, which of the following is a nasal sound that can be spelled differently but pronounced the same?
  • Video class: Final episode on pronunciation tips and tricks ! - A2 [with Alicia] 04m

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What is the difference between passé composé and imparfait in French?

Use passé composé for completed past actions and imparfait for ongoing, habitual, or descriptive past situations.

Which auxiliary verb is used in French passé composé?

Most verbs use avoir; certain movement verbs and reflexive verbs use être.

How do French reflexive verbs work in the passé composé?

They use être and a reflexive pronoun, such as je me suis levé(e).

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