Listen for rhythm and the ending before looking at the English.
TCFCA Learning Workspace
TCFCA Learning Workspace
Build the foundations before adding more situation-based practice.
Use the same four moves in every module. A small complete attempt is more useful than reading the whole page once.
Listen for rhythm and the ending before looking at the English.
Copy the pace and pauses. One imperfect attempt is still practice.
Keep the sentence frame and change only your name, place, or time.
Speak for 10 seconds or record yourself, then mark the module done. Do not wait to memorize everything.
Learn how to put information into a French sentence instead of memorizing isolated words.
I am…
Subject + être + identity/stateI have…
Subject + avoir + nounI live in…
Subject + verb + placeI speak…
Subject + verb + languageI like…
Subject + verb + person or thing you likeIt is…
Introduce one thingThere is…
Say what exists in a placeRecord two sentences without writing a full script.
Replace the city once and say it again.
Point to the object and say the full sentence.
Hear the difference before copying the mouth position; perfection is not the first goal.
Open this module when you are ready for one small speaking attempt.
Recognize accents, apostrophes, and common written forms, then type a name or simple detail.
Open this module when you are ready for one small speaking attempt.
Say basic numbers and confirm a name, phone number, or address.
Open this module when you are ready for one small speaking attempt.
Start, pause, and finish an exchange politely even when you cannot form a full sentence.
Open this module when you are ready for one small speaking attempt.
Understand and say simple dates, times, and numbers above 20.
Open this module when you are ready for one small speaking attempt.