Français01 / 0501A1
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A1 · Foundation French
What you’ll practise: Greet people, use everyday vocabulary and write simple present-tense sentences.
What it trains
- Unité 1: A1 — Français de base · 341
341 questions
French proficiency from A1 to C1
Five CEFR levels, each with its own question bank, written to the published DELF and DALF shape rather than a school textbook.
20 sample questions covering 5 of 5 stages. A practice suggestion, not a certified level.
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Sign in to collect stampsSix short lessons to build your foundations. Open a lesson, read the examples, then try the practice questions below.
Bonjour greets someone during the day; bonsoir is an evening greeting. Merci means thank you; de rien answers thanks. Use s’il vous plaît in a polite request and au revoir when leaving.
Je m’appelle introduces your name. Je viens de gives your place of origin. French expresses age with avoir: j’ai dix-huit ans. Tu addresses one familiar person; vous is also used to address one person formally.
Learn nouns with their articles. Un/le are masculine singular; une/la are feminine singular. Les is definite plural; des is indefinite plural. Le and la become l’ before a vowel sound: l’école. Une does not shorten before amie.
The verb changes with its subject. Être: je suis, tu es, nous sommes. Avoir: il/elle a, ils/elles ont. Regular -er verbs use -e with elle and -ez with vous. Keep the subject and verb together when learning.
Je voudrais makes a polite request. Written negation usually places ne...pas around the verb; ne becomes n’ before a vowel. Où asks where, combien asks how much. Deux is 2 and huit is 8.
Look for the exact detail requested: a place, number, time, activity or object. Vit means lives, frères means brothers, ouvre means opens and ferme means closes. In short notices, compare both times before choosing an answer.
This beginner starter covers vocabulary, grammar and short reading. It is not a complete CEFR course or a listening and speaking assessment.
Try the practice questions ↓CEFR levels
Work through the levels in order. Score 70% or more on a level and it is marked cleared, and the next one becomes your recommended step.
Français01 / 0501What you’ll practise: Greet people, use everyday vocabulary and write simple present-tense sentences.
What it trains
Français02 / 0502What you’ll practise: Talk about past events, compare things and read short practical texts.
What it trains
Français03 / 0503What you’ll practise: Handle connected grammar and find the point of a written text.
What it trains
Français04 / 0504What you’ll practise: Follow a developed argument and use the structures a B2 paper expects.
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Français05 / 0505What you’ll practise: Read academic French and produce a structured written or spoken response.
What it trains
Placement and full DELF/DALF-style mock
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Levels and target scores are EXAMEV study guidance built from our question bank. They are not official scores or certificates.
