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TCF Canada Listening: A1 to C2
Learn to understand spoken French, level by level, with exam-style recordings.
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TCF Canada Grammar & Vocabulary: A1 to C2
The grammar and the words each TCF level expects, taught and practised.
Every TCF paper relies on the same foundation: the language itself. This course teaches, level by level, the grammar and vocabulary that examiners expect: the present and articles (A1), past tenses and pronouns (A2), the conditional and relative pronouns (B1), the subjunctive and reported speech (B2), the passive, the gerund and nominalisation (C1), and the fine points of a C2 user. Each rule is explained simply, then practised until it sticks.
Your path, level by level
One lesson per level, from A1 to C2. Score 70% to unlock the next level.
Adaptive test
Ten questions that adapt to you: harder after a right answer, easier after a wrong one. Your path then starts at your real level.
- A1Beginner
Your level
A1 · The present, articles and negation
Conjugate être, avoir and -er verbs, choose le / un / du, and say no correctly.
- A2Elementary
Locked
A2 · Past tenses and object pronouns
Score 70% at A1 or take the adaptive test.
- B1Intermediate
Locked
B1 · Conditional, relative pronouns, y and en
Score 70% at A2 or take the adaptive test.
- B2Upper-intermediate
Locked
B2 · The subjunctive and reported speech
Score 70% at B1 or take the adaptive test.
- C1Advanced
Locked
C1 · The passive, the gerund and nominalisation
Score 70% at B2 or take the adaptive test.
- C2Mastery
Locked
C2 · The fine points of French
Score 70% at C1 or take the adaptive test.
What you will be able to do
- 01Master the tenses from the present to the subjunctive
- 02Use pronouns, relatives and connectors correctly
- 03Enrich your vocabulary with the words of each level
- 04Recognise the structures of formal written French
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