A language has no tidy modules — but its grammar does. These ten mini-lessons teach the whole grammatical backbone of AQA GCSE French in sequence, from the building blocks to the higher-tier structures. Work through them in order: each one builds on the last.
Ten grammar mini-lessons — the graspable overview. Grammar drives the order of the course.
Theme vocabulary rides on top as drills and games, exercising each structure in context.
Nouns, gender, articles, the partitive, and adjective agreement & position.
Regular -er/-ir/-re verbs, spelling-change verbs and the key irregulars; avoir vs être.
Subject, object and reflexive pronouns; y & en; negation; questions.
Near future (aller + inf), modal verbs, opinion verbs, je voudrais.
The passé composé: avoir/être + past participle, and agreement.
The imperfect, and the passé composé-vs-imperfect contrast.
The inflectional future and conditional, with irregular stems.
Comparatives, adverbs, prepositions and the au / du / aux / des contractions.
The subjunctive, pluperfect, venir de, depuis + present, and the passive.
Phonics & sound-symbol rules, liaison, accents, dictation, reading aloud, translation, faux amis.
Built to the AQA GCSE French (8652) specification.
Clusters 1–8 sit at Foundation level; cluster 9 collects the Higher-tier additions; cluster 10 is phonics and exam technique.