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A2

Elementary

At A2 you move from words to sentences: the past tenses, everyday topics and the confidence to handle simple real-life situations on your own.

Typical hours
180–200 h
From zero
about a year at 30 min a day
Exam
DELF A2

By the end of A2 you can

The CEFR can-do statements, in plain English.

  • Describe your family, your job and your daily routine
  • Handle shopping, travel and restaurants without a script
  • Talk about the past and about your plans
  • Catch the point of short, clear messages and announcements
  • Write short notes and simple personal letters

Start here — the A2 path

All lessons →
  1. 25 Survival French Phrases for Your Trip to France5 min read
  2. How to Practise French Speaking — Even Alone6 min read
  3. French Small Talk: What to Actually Say After Bonjour7 min read
  4. How to Talk About Your Daily Routine in French5 min read
  5. French Reflexive Verbs: The Complete Beginner’s Guide5 min read
  6. French Verb Tenses: The Complete Guide from A1 to Native8 min read
  7. Avoir Expressions: Why the French HAVE Hunger, Fear & Luck3 min read
  8. Quel vs Qu’est-ce que: How to Ask “What” in French5 min read
  9. Savoir vs Connaître: Two Ways to Know in French4 min read
  10. Bon vs Bien: Good, Well, and the French Difference4 min read
  11. Faire vs Jouer: Sports, Music and the du/au/de la Puzzle4 min read
  12. French Adjective Placement: Before or After the Noun?4 min read

Twelve written lessons that match A2, oldest first. The full library sorts by topic.

One row per verb. The name opens the verb as A2 uses it; Chart is the full conjugation across every tense.

Passerto pass / to spendChart
Devenirto becomeChart
Sentirto smell / to feelChart
Rendreto give back / to makeChart
Entrerto enterChart
Laisserto leave / to letChart
Arriverto arrive / to happenChart
Porterto carry / to wearChart
Regarderto watch / to look atChart
Chercherto look forChart
Penserto thinkChart
Aimerto like / to loveChart
Dormirto sleepChart
Descendreto go downChart
Se plaindreto complainChart
Conclureto concludeChart
Acquérirto acquireChart
Accueillirto welcomeChart
S’en allerto leave / go awayChart
S’inscrireto sign up / enrolChart
Se rendreto go / to realizeChart
Se souvenirto rememberChart
S’asseoirto sit downChart
Se taireto be quietChart
Plaireto pleaseChart
Falloirto be necessary (must)Chart
Valoirto be worthChart
Haïrto hateChart
Fuirto fleeChart
Rompreto break (up)Chart
Convaincreto convinceChart
Vaincreto defeatChart
Naîtreto be bornChart
Rejoindreto join / meet upChart
Éteindreto switch offChart
Peindreto paintChart
Vivreto liveChart
Suivreto followChart
Croireto believeChart
Rireto laughChart
Servirto serveChart
Recevoirto receiveChart
Tenirto holdChart
Comprendreto understandChart
Attendreto wait (for)Chart
Finirto finishChart
Lireto readChart
Écrireto writeChart
Boireto drinkChart
Sortirto go outChart
Parlerto speakChart
Partirto leaveChart
Direto say / tellChart
Savoirto know (a fact)Chart
Voirto seeChart
Venirto comeChart
Devoirto have to / mustChart
Pouvoirto be able / canChart
Avoirto haveChart
Every A2 verb in one place →

Grammar at A2

The 10 structures that unlock A2, each one a full chart with examples and a drill.

Vocabulary at A2

The word fields A2 lives in — every list with audio, examples and a game.

Practise A2

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