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TCF Canada Writing: A1 to C2

Write better French at every level, up to the three tasks of the exam.

A writing course, not a description of the exam. You start with sentences and short messages (A1–A2), learn to tell a story and link your ideas (B1), to write a structured article (B2), to compare two opinions and argue with nuance (C1), and to write with precision and style (C2). Every level ends with a writing task of the TCF Canada type, a checklist and a model answer.

Start level A1

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.

  1. A1Beginner

    Your level

    A1 · First sentences and short notes

    Write simple, correct sentences about yourself and leave a short note.

    15 min9 activities
  2. A2Elementary

    Locked

    A2 · Messages: invite, reply, ask

    Score 70% at A1 or take the adaptive test.

    16 min9 activities
  3. B1Intermediate

    Locked

    B1 · Tell a story and link your ideas

    Score 70% at A2 or take the adaptive test.

    16 min9 activities
  4. B2Upper-intermediate

    Locked

    B2 · Write a structured article

    Score 70% at B1 or take the adaptive test.

    16 min9 activities
  5. C1Advanced

    Locked

    C1 · Compare two views and argue with nuance

    Score 70% at B2 or take the adaptive test.

    16 min9 activities
  6. C2Mastery

    Locked

    C2 · Precision, style and nominalisation

    Score 70% at C1 or take the adaptive test.

    17 min9 activities

What you will be able to do

  • 01Write correct sentences and short messages
  • 02Tell, describe and link ideas with connectors
  • 03Structure an article and an argued comparison
  • 04Reach C1–C2: concession, nominalisation, precise vocabulary

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