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Intermediate French B1: Speak Confidently About Everyday Life

Intermediate French B1: Speak Confidently About Everyday Life

Get past the walls in longer French conversations: use dont and lequel, the conditionnel passé, the subjunctive and reported speech, and argue your case. 50 written lessons plus 10 practice downloads.

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Last updated at Sun Oct 2026
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Intermediate
Total lectures 60
Total quizzes 10
Total duration 11:30:00 Hours
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Short description Get past the walls in longer French conversations: use dont and lequel, the conditionnel passé, the subjunctive and reported speech, and argue your case. 50 written lessons plus 10 practice downloads.
Outcomes
  • Describe your home, area, family and daily life in detail, including having things done with faire and se faire
  • Use dont, lequel, auquel, duquel and ce à quoi to build clear, rich descriptions
  • Tell longer stories with the passé composé, imparfait and plus-que-parfait, recognise the passé simple and use the futur antérieur
  • Talk about regrets and what might have happened with the conditionnel passé and si j'avais su
  • Use the present and past subjunctive naturally, and know when an infinitive or the indicative is right instead
  • Report what people said, asked and asked you to do, with the right tenses, time words and reporting verbs
  • Give and defend opinions with reasons, examples and concessions, and write a structured opinion piece
  • Cope with real situations in France: repairs, the pharmacy, refunds and complaints, joining clubs and talking about work
  • Plan how to keep improving after B1, and understand what the DELF and DALF diplomas involve
Requirements
  • French at about A2 or a low B1: you can talk about familiar topics and use the passé composé, imparfait, simple future, y and en
  • A few subjunctive phrases such as il faut que help, but Section 6 builds on them step by step
  • A notebook, somewhere you can practise out loud, and a PDF reader and spreadsheet program for the practice files

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