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Studying French at your school, college, or university? Want to learn French for professional growth? Aspiring to be a French language translator or teacher? Moving to France and want to be ready for it? Fascinated by French art and culture? Just like to learn a foreign language? My Engineering Buddy has world-class online French tutors who can help you with all that and much more. With our round-the-clock online French tutorial service, you can learn it quickly, whether a beginner or an intermediate-level learner.

Learning a foreign language surely can be fun, but it can have its challenges. Our experienced tutors conduct the French language lessons at the right pace for you. We recreate the environment of a French language school accessible to you 24 X 7 from anywhere. You can book online tutoring sessions for the essential parts for mastering the language, vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar. We also help with writing assignments, essays, and homework. Our experienced French teachers are experts in quiz and exam preparation.

How many levels are there in the French language course?

A1 – Elementary French. Greetings and conversations for the new user

A2 – Basic-intermediate French. Terms for shopping, chores, and family relationships

B1 – Intermediate French. Phrases for travel, work, and education

B2 – Higher-Intermediate French. Complex conversations, opinions, and discussions

C1 – Advanced French. Near-fluent proficiency with a good understanding of the nuances and complexity

C2 – Master in French with near-native user skills.

Components and skills in the French Language

Listening: It may be the most fundamental skill to learn a language, but we can’t overstate its importance. It helps the learner get started and gain confidence to kickstart other activities like speaking and reading. Listening to spoken French also sets the context of usage and familiarises the user with the culture of France. You will also improve your pronunciation and accent by listening to French dialog and audiobooks.

Speaking: It is the part most used by the majority of users. With some guidance and practice, you can start speaking French spontaneously and mature your French verbal skills with time.

Reading and comprehension: Reading opens new vistas for language learners by giving them access to a vast world of prose, poetry, newspapers, and journals. As they can read books and other printed material, they are ready to go on and write in the language if they want.

Writing: A skill used mainly by learners if their academic program or profession requires it. Writing is also an essential albeit advanced skill for most users.

About the French language

It is one of the most popular languages on Earth and the native language or second language of almost 300 million people around the globe. It is an official or a second language in 55 countries worldwide. After English, French is the foreign language that is most commonly used in international communications. It is an official language in France and Monaco, in some provinces of Canada – most notably in Quebec and some parts of Belgium and Switzerland. It is also widely used in west and north Africa, pockets of south-east Asia that were formerly French colonies, and Lebanon.

Textbooks for French language reference

Easy French Step-by-Step by Myrna Bell Rochester. Publisher: McGraw Hill

Liberte: A First Year French Textbook by Gretchen V Angelo. Publisher: Orange Grove Texts Plus; Bilingual

Practice Makes Perfect: Basic French by Eliane Kurbegov. Publisher: McGraw Hill

Practice Makes Perfect: Complete French Grammar by Annie Heminway. Publisher: McGraw Hill

Schaum’s Outline of French Grammar by Mary Crocker. Publisher: McGraw Hill

A Frequency Dictionary of French: Core Vocabulary for Learners (Routledge Frequency Dictionaries) by Deryle Lonsdale, Yvon Le Bras. Publisher: Routledge

English Grammar for Students of French (O & H Study Guides) by Jacqueline Morton. Publisher: Olivia & Hill Press

Apps for learning French language

Babbel

Rosetta Stone

Duolingo

French by Nemo

HelloTalk

MosaLingua

Brainscape

Busuu

Memrise