In the Library, you’ll find many interactive lessons with exercises and tests to practice what you’ve learned.
Everything is free here !

In theory: yes, you can! You can discover new rules and practice. But in languages, the most important part is to actually use what you learn! Learning new rules without ever using them in a real context is never enough! For this, it is necessary to write and to speak, to interact with other persons. Of course, you also need to practice your listening and reading skills, which is not possible in the Library.

On the other hand, all this is achievable in our courses or on our platform, that will allow you to apply everything you’ve learn by writing, speaking, and to improve your comprehension skills.

In a language, there are lots of elements that you’ll need to master to express yourself correctly. On Francetude, we’ve broken this down into 4 distinct categories :

• Conjugation: how to form verbs (bases and terminations) for regular and irregular verbs in various tenses
• Communication: learn how to apply your grammar and vocabulary in real life situations (e.g. ask a question, tell a story)
• Grammar: learn how to construct and structure sentences so they sound natural in French
• Vocabulary: learn the words you need to express yourself clearly for different themes

In the Library, you have access to lessons designed for different levels. Try to select the content matching your level:
A1: beginner level
A2: elementary level
B1: independent level
B2: advanced level

Mastering a language is like building a house: make sure that your foundations are solid before moving on. Or else you’ll risk taking bad habits with you as you progress. Don’t forget that in our courses and on our online platform, we offer courses with a progressive learning structure matched to your level..

The Library is an ideal place to study on your own. If you’re having trouble or if you have questions, have a look at our courses: you’ll then be guided by a teacherwho will help you understand and improve your skills!

You can also take a look at the Cafeteriato chat with other students or see if a teacher is online: maybe someone will be able to help you!