The French grammar workbook · A0 → B2
The 45 French grammar rules that actually matter — explained, drilled, and answered.
You have done the apps. You can order a coffee. You still cannot say why it is je suis allé but j'ai mangé — and nobody has ever told you.
Years of one teacher's private notes — used until now only with premium students, a section at a time. This is the whole thing.
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Il a trois chiens ? — Oui, il … a trois.
The workbook marks every exercise like this, the moment you answer.
Try three real exercises
Don't take our word for it. Answer these.
Lifted straight from the book. Type an answer and press Enter — the online version marks every exercise like this, instantly, with the reason behind it.
Les fleurs ? Je les ai … hier. (acheter)
C'est le problème … nous avons parlé.
Il a trois chiens ? — Oui, il … a trois.
Missed one? Good — that is the book's job. The goal was never to be right first time. It is to understand why, so that it is right every time after.
You know the words. The sentence still won't come.
- You have the vocabulary, but you freeze when it is time to actually build the sentence.
- You learned a rule last month and it has already gone.
- You still translate from English in your head before you speak.
- You avoid y, en and the object pronouns entirely, because you are never quite sure.
- Your grammar answers are scattered across ten YouTube tabs and three apps.
None of that is a memory problem. It is a structure problem — and structure is exactly what a workbook fixes.
The method
Every rule in the book runs the same loop.
Understand
The rule, and the reason behind it. Not just the form, but why the form is what it is.
See
The structure inside a real dialogue, so you meet it the way you will actually hear it.
Use
You practise it immediately, on the exact mistake learners make with it.
Fix
The answer key tells you why you were right or wrong — the part every app skips.
Understand it. See it. Use it. Fix it.
What's inside · six parts, 45 exercises
One path, from your first phrase to the subjunctive.
- Partie 0
Survival French
20 phrases and three dialogues you can use today — before a single rule.
- Partie 1
Sounds & foundations
Liaison, nasal vowels, the French u. Être, avoir, questions, negation.
- Partie 2
Everyday actions
The three verb groups, the near future, adjectives, comparison, the imperative.
- Partie 3
Pronouns & nuance
le / la / lui / leur, y and en, qui / que / où / dont.
- Partie 4
The past
Imparfait, passé composé, plus-que-parfait — and how to choose.
- Partie 5
Future, hypothesis, subjunctive
Conditional, reported speech, and how to argue a point in French.
Not 95 pages of theory. 95 pages you will open again.
Step-by-step builds
Every structure assembled one piece at a time — no leaps.
Scannable conjugation tables
Laid out so you can actually find the form you need.
Common-error boxes
The mistake learners make, then the fix — side by side.
Marked-up dialogues
Real French with the grammar pointed out inside it.
45 graded exercises
With a complete answer key that explains, not just scores.
PDF + interactive version
Keep the PDF; practise online in any browser, progress saved.
One tutor lesson is $18. This is the whole grammar of French, for $27.
- 95-page workbook (PDF, yours to keep)
- The 45 rules that actually matter
- 45 graded exercises + complete answer key
- A0 → B2 progression across six parts
- Real dialogues with the grammar marked inside
- Common-error boxes throughout
- Interactive online version — marks itself
- Lifetime access
Launch price until 13 September, then $37.
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You can read that the words link. You cannot hear it on the page.
Add the audio pack for the liaison, the nasal vowels and the French u — every dialogue read at natural speed and then again slowly, plus the pronunciation drills and the survival phrases. Optional, added at checkout, not needed to use the book.
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Use it, study it, do the exercises. If it is not for you, reply to your receipt within 14 days and we refund you — no form, no questions, and you keep the PDF.
Before you buy
Is this really A0 to B2?
Yes. It starts at your first phrase and ends with the subjunctive, reported speech, and the connectors used to argue a point in French. Six parts, 45 exercises, every answer given.
I already know the basics — is it too easy?
Start at Partie 3. Object pronouns, y and en, and the relative pronouns are where nearly every self-taught learner has a hole, and they are what make speech sound French rather than translated.
Will it help with the TCF or TEF?
It builds the grammar those exams rest on, and it is written by a teacher who prepares candidates for them. It is not a full exam-prep course — there are no mock papers or timed sections — but the structures the written and spoken sections test are exactly what it drills.
Is it a PDF or an app?
Both, for one price. A PDF to keep and print, plus an online version in your browser where the exercises mark themselves and your progress saves. No download, no app store.
Do I need an account to buy?
No. You pay first, then set a password — that unlocks the PDF and the online version together.
Will typing accents be a nightmare?
No. The online version accepts answers without accents, marks them correct, and shows you the accented spelling. You are learning French, not a keyboard layout.
What if it isn't for me?
14-day money-back guarantee. Reply to your receipt and we refund you — no form, no questions.
Stop collecting French lessons. Start building French.
45 rules, one path from A0 to B2, every answer given — and a book you can come back to whenever the grammar gets tangled again.
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