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Learn common French phrases and vocabulary to describe the weather, such as 'it's sunny', 'it's raining', and 'it's cold'.
Build your vocabulary for describing physical appearance, personality traits, and the characteristics of places, using relative pronouns to add detail.
Learn vocabulary for parts of the body and common health problems. Practice phrases for explaining symptoms to a doctor or pharmacist.
Learn vocabulary related to leisure activities, sports, and holidays. Practice talking about past holidays and future travel plans using the correct tenses.
Learn vocabulary for modes of transport (train, bus, plane) and practice essential phrases for asking for directions, buying tickets, and understanding travel information.
Learn essential French vocabulary for clothing, colours, and sizes. This deck will help you practice phrases for asking for assistance in a shop, trying on items, making comparisons, and completing a purchase.
Learn essential French vocabulary for food, drink, and groceries. This deck also covers practical phrases for shopping at a market and ordering a meal in a café or restaurant.
Learn the French names for rooms in a house (la cuisine, le salon) and common items of furniture and household objects (la table, le lit, la chaise).
Learn how to form comparatives (more than, less than, as... as) and superlatives (the most, the least) to compare people, objects, and places.
Learn to form and use the imperative mood for 'tu', 'nous', and 'vous' to give direct commands, make suggestions, and offer advice.
Learn to use the French relative pronouns 'qui', 'que', and 'où' to connect clauses. This deck will help you create more complex and descriptive sentences by combining simple ideas.
Master the placement of direct and indirect object pronouns in the passé composé. This includes the important rule of past participle agreement with a preceding direct object pronoun when using 'avoir'.
Learn to replace nouns with direct (le, la, les) and indirect (lui, leur) object pronouns to make your French sound more natural and avoid repetition. This deck focuses on their use and placement in the present tense.
Learn to form and use both the near future (le futur proche) for immediate plans and the simple future (le futur simple) for more distant or certain plans.
Understand the difference between the passé composé (for specific, completed actions) and the imparfait (for descriptions and background) and learn how to use them together to narrate a story in French.
Learn the formation and use of the French imperfect tense (l'imparfait). This deck covers how to conjugate verbs in the imparfait, including the key irregular verb 'être', and explains how to use this tense to describe past habits, ongoing actions, and background settings.
Learn to form the passé composé with reflexive verbs, which always use 'être' as the auxiliary. This deck focuses on mastering the rules for past participle agreement in this context.
Learn essential French vocabulary for daily routines and master the use of reflexive verbs in the present tense. This deck covers common actions like waking up, getting dressed, and washing, and provides practice for all subject pronouns.
Master the formation of the passé composé with the auxiliary verb 'être' for verbs of movement and state (e.g., aller, venir, partir). This deck focuses on the crucial agreement of the past participle with the subject.
Learn to form and use the passé composé with the auxiliary verb 'avoir' for regular (-er, -ir, -re) and the most common irregular verbs. This deck covers forming past participles and negation.
An optional review of difficult or essential A1 grammar points required for A2. This includes the present tense of key irregular verbs (être, avoir, aller, faire), adjective agreement, and forming basic questions.
A brief introduction to the A2 French course, outlining the structure, setting expectations, and providing essential study tips. This deck emphasizes the importance of consistent daily study and completing all reviews for effective learning.
A final, comprehensive test covering all the major grammar and vocabulary themes from the A2 course. This deck will showcase your accumulated knowledge and skills.
Learn the introductory forms of the Konjunktiv II ('hätte', 'wäre', 'würde') to make polite requests, express wishes, and give advice.
Get a basic introduction to the genitive case, learning how it is used to show possession, primarily with proper names and in written German.
Learn how to form and use the imperative mood to give commands and make requests to one person informally ('du'), a group informally ('ihr'), and formally ('Sie').
Learn to add extra information to sentences using relative clauses, and how to use the correct relative pronouns (der, die, das, etc.) in the nominative, accusative, and dative cases.
Learn German vocabulary to discuss hobbies, leisure activities, media (internet, TV), and cultural events or festivals.
Learn how to form and use comparative ('-er') and superlative ('am -sten') forms of adjectives and adverbs to compare people, things, and actions.
Learn the rules for German adjective endings (declension) when there is no article before the adjective.
Learn the rules for German adjective endings (declension) when the adjective comes after a definite article (der, die, das) or an indefinite article (ein, eine, ein).
Learn practical German vocabulary for shopping for clothes and groceries, using services like the bank and post office, and ordering food in a restaurant.
Learn to use the temporal conjunctions 'wenn' (when/if, for repeated or future events) and 'als' (when, for a single event in the past) with correct verb-final word order.
Learn to connect ideas using subordinate clauses with the conjunctions 'weil' (because) and 'dass' (that). This deck focuses on mastering the verb-final word order, a crucial rule in German grammar, enabling you to give reasons and report information effectively.
Acquire vocabulary related to the world of work, including job titles, workplace environments, daily tasks, and the job application process.
Learn how to use reflexive verbs, identifying and using the correct reflexive pronouns in both the accusative and dative cases.
Learn essential German vocabulary for parts of the body, common illnesses, and phrases for visiting a doctor or pharmacy.
Master the use of two-way prepositions (e.g., 'in', 'an', 'auf') and learn when to use them with the accusative case (for direction) and the dative case (for location).
Learn German words for different types of housing, rooms in a house, common furniture, and household chores.
Memorise and use the common German prepositions that always take the dative case, such as 'mit', 'nach', 'aus', 'zu', 'von', 'bei', and 'seit'.
Learn the fundamentals of the dative case, including how to form the dative definite and indefinite articles, and the dative personal pronouns.
Acquire German vocabulary related to travel, including booking accommodation, using public transport, asking for directions, and describing holiday activities.
Learn the Präteritum (simple past tense) forms for the essential verbs 'sein' (to be), 'haben' (to have), and modal verbs, which are commonly used in this tense even in spoken German.
Learn to form and use the Perfekt tense with the auxiliary verb 'sein' for verbs involving movement or a change of state.
Master the formation and use of the Perfekt tense (conversational past) with the auxiliary verb 'haben', including regular and irregular past participles.
Learn essential German vocabulary to talk about your life, personal history, key life events, and family background.
Review challenging but essential grammar topics from the A1 level, including the nominative and accusative cases, basic sentence structure (word order), and the present tense conjugation of common verbs.
Introduce the A2 German course structure, set expectations for learning, and provide essential tips for success, specifically the importance of regular study and daily reviews.
A comprehensive test covering all major grammar points and a wide range of vocabulary from the entire B1 course. This deck is designed to showcase the learner's overall B1 proficiency.
Learn German words and phrases to talk about relationships, family, different living situations, renting an apartment, and describing a home.
Learn essential German vocabulary for discussing health, including body parts, illnesses, medical visits, fitness, and nutrition.
Master vocabulary for planning trips, using public transport, booking accommodation, and handling common travel situations like making complaints.
Learn vocabulary for discussing topics like climate, environmental protection, politics, social issues, and cultural events.
Learn words and phrases related to the internet, social media, news, television, and modern communication technology.
Acquire vocabulary related to the German school system, university studies, and vocational training.
Learn essential German vocabulary related to professions, job applications, the workplace, and career development.
Learn the uses of the verb 'lassen', how to form infinitive clauses with and without 'zu', and how to create indirect questions.
Consolidate and master adjective declension in all cases after definite, indefinite, and no articles. Learn to use the present participle (Partizip I) and past participle (Partizip II) as adjectives.
Learn the formation and use of the Genitive case to show possession and with specific prepositions. Learn to identify and correctly decline weak masculine nouns (N-declension).
Master German reflexive verbs with accusative and dative pronouns. This deck also teaches and provides practice for common German verbs that require a fixed preposition, such as 'warten auf' and 'denken an', helping you to build more natural and accurate sentences.
Learn to form and use the Konjunktiv II to make polite requests, give advice, talk about hypothetical situations, and express unreal wishes.
Learn to form and use the passive voice (Vorgangspassiv) in the present, Präteritum, and Perfekt tenses to focus on an action rather than the person performing it.
Learn to form and use relative clauses in all four cases (Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Genitive), including those with prepositions, to provide more information about a noun.
Learn and practise using two-part conjunctions such as 'entweder...oder', 'weder...noch', 'sowohl...als auch', 'nicht nur...sondern auch', and 'je...desto'.
Learn to build complex sentences expressing cause (weil, da), concession (obwohl), condition (wenn, falls), and purpose (damit, um...zu).
Learn to connect sentences using temporal conjunctions like 'als', 'wenn', 'während', 'bevor', 'nachdem', 'seit'/'seitdem', and 'bis' to specify when actions occur.
Learn the formation and usage of the Futur I tense with the auxiliary verb 'werden' to express future plans, intentions, assumptions, and predictions.
Learn and practise the Präteritum (simple past) tense for common strong verbs, 'haben', 'sein', and modal verbs. Learn and practise the Plusquamperfekt (past perfect) to sequence past events.
A review of challenging A2 topics: Perfekt tense with 'haben' and 'sein', dative vs. accusative prepositions, two-way prepositions (Wechselpräpositionen), modal verbs in the Präteritum, comparative and superlative adjectives, and basic subordinate clauses with 'weil', 'dass', and 'wenn'.
An introduction to the B1 German course, explaining its structure, learning goals, and providing essential study tips for success, such as the importance of daily reviews.
A cumulative test of all the grammar and vocabulary covered in the B1 French course. This deck allows you to showcase your ability to narrate, express opinions, and handle a variety of communicative situations.
Covers vocabulary for describing symptoms, visiting a doctor or pharmacy, and discussing general health, fitness, and well-being.
Learn essential French vocabulary for discussing societal topics, current events, and environmental issues like pollution and conservation.
Provides vocabulary to discuss news, social media, the internet, film, television, and modern technology.
Learn essential French vocabulary for travel and leisure. This deck covers everything from planning your trip and booking a hotel to getting around and enjoying your free time with hobbies, sports, and cultural activities.
Learn essential French vocabulary for discussing your career, studies, job-seeking, and the workplace environment.
Builds vocabulary related to family, friends, personal relationships, character traits, and feelings, enabling detailed descriptions and conversations about personal life.
Introduces and provides practice with a range of logical connectors to express cause (parce que, puisque, car), consequence (donc, alors), purpose (pour, afin de), and opposition (mais, pourtant, bien que).
Covers how to report what someone else has said (le discours indirect), including necessary changes to pronouns, time expressions, and verb tenses when reporting past speech.
Teaches two important B1 structures: the gerund (le gérondif) to express simultaneous actions or manner (e.g., 'en lisant'), and the passive voice (la voix passive) to shift focus from the agent to the object of an action.
Expands on the use of the subjonctif présent, focusing on its use after expressions of emotion (e.g., 'être content que'), doubt (e.g., 'douter que'), and certain conjunctions like 'bien que'.
A comprehensive test covering all B2 grammar and vocabulary topics from the course. This deck will assess the learner's ability to recall and apply the knowledge gained.
Introduces the concept of the subjunctive mood. Covers the formation of the subjonctif présent and its use after expressions of will, desire, and necessity (e.g., 'il faut que', 'vouloir que').
Build your B2-level German vocabulary with essential terms for discussing finance, global trade, marketing, consumer rights, and economic trends.
Introduces the simple relative pronouns qui (subject), que (direct object), où (place or time), and dont (object of 'de') to connect clauses and avoid repetition.
Learn B2-level vocabulary for topics related to the health system, medical treatments, personal fitness, mental well-being, and nutrition.
Learn to form hypothetical 'if... then...' sentences in French. This deck covers the two essential 'si' clause structures: using the present and future for likely possibilities, and the imparfait and conditional for unlikely or imaginary situations.
Covers the formation and use of the futur simple to talk about distant future events and the conditionnel présent to give advice, make polite requests, and express hypothetical situations.
Acquire B2-level vocabulary to discuss environmental challenges like climate change, sustainability, renewable energy, and future technological advancements.
Teaches the usage and placement of the adverbial pronouns 'y' (to replace places or ideas introduced with 'à') and 'en' (to replace quantities or ideas introduced with 'de').
Learn B2-level vocabulary related to art, literature, music, historical events, and cultural traditions of German-speaking countries.
Build a B2-level vocabulary for discussing social issues, political systems, government, elections, and current events in German-speaking countries.
Focuses on the placement and usage of direct (le, la, les) and indirect (lui, leur) object pronouns, including their order when used together in a sentence and with different tenses.
Learn B2-level vocabulary to discuss the modern digital world, including social media, data privacy, online news, and the impact of technology on society.
Provides an in-depth study of past tenses, solidifying the distinction between imparfait and passé composé for storytelling, and introducing the plus-que-parfait to describe events that happened earlier in the past.
Acquire B2-level German vocabulary for discussing academic topics, including university life, fields of study, research methods, and scientific concepts.
Learn essential B2-level vocabulary related to the professional world, including job applications, interviews, office environment, roles, responsibilities, and career development.
An optional revision of challenging A2-level grammar points, focusing on the distinction between passé composé and imparfait, direct and indirect object pronouns, and future tenses.
This deck explains the formation and usage of the Futur II tense. You will learn how to use it to express assumptions about past events and to state that an action will be completed by a specific time in the future.
Learn techniques for advanced sentence structure by transforming verbs and adjectives into nouns (Nominalisierung) and, conversely, creating verbs from nouns (Verbalisierung).