French Tenses in 3 Months: My New Self-Study Programme Is Here!
Guys, I'm so excited to finally share this with you!
For years, my students in Paris have asked me the same questions. "Passé composé or imparfait?" "When do I use the subjonctif?" "Is there something I can practise with at home, between our lessons?"
So I finally created it: French Tenses in 3 Months.
What is French Tenses in 3 Months?
It's a complete self-study programme to master the 14 French tenses, from A1 to B2, at your own pace. Every week, you learn one tense (or two related ones), with:
A clear lesson in English: when to use the tense, how to form it, and the traps to avoid.
Exercises in French to practise, with space to write your answers directly on the page.
The answer keys, so you can check yourself right away.
A short practice task to use the tense in real life.
In total: 14 tenses, 13 weeks, 112 exercises.
One colour per tense family
This is my favourite part. Each family of tenses has its own colour: the present, the past tenses, the future tenses, the conditional, the imperative, the gérondif and the subjonctif. It sounds simple, but it really helps your brain see how the tenses fit together. My students tell me it's the first time the French tenses finally make sense to them.
Who is it for?
Beginners who want to build strong foundations from the start.
Intermediate learners who "know" the tenses but still mix them up when they speak.
Anyone preparing the DELF, the DALF or a B2 level for French nationality.
My students who want to practise between lessons.
How does it work?
You buy the programme on my website, and you receive it instantly by email. It opens in your browser, on your phone, tablet or computer. Around one hour a week is enough. And your answers stay saved on your device, so you can come back whenever you want.
Want a taste first?
Read my free guides: The 14 French Tenses Explained Simply and Passé Composé vs Imparfait: The Simple Rule. They give you an idea of how I explain things in the programme.
Ready to master the French tenses?
I really wanted to create something accessible, to help you feel more confident in French. I can't wait for you to discover it, and please tell me what you think!
À très vite,
Caroline
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