Furago, the French Exercise Book

Step-by-step exercises covering listening and reading

Levels

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The distribution of activities into ten levels allows for practicing at the right level, even for those who are not complete beginners. Completing a level is also a good goal that can be achieved in a few weeks. In addition to providing a clear structure, the distribution of activities into 10 levels smooths out difficulties and ultimately allows you to climb the mountain.

Efficient System

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Learning what interests you and not forgetting is the goal of the learning system in place on Furago. Exercises that pose challenges will reappear later for you to review at your own pace. Learning is guided to ensure you don't skip steps and to make sure you gradually assimilate through programmed repetition.

Progress Path

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You set your goals. Do you prefer to do activities in grammar, reading comprehension, listening, or vocabulary? Or perhaps a bit of everything? Once your goals are set, the algorithm prepares a list of activities to do. Just do that, nothing more.

Dashboard

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Visualizing your progress and commitment over time is crucial for successful French language learning. The dashboard allows you to easily understand your goals, your progress, and your consistency. You'll also receive reminders for your ongoing goals and activities to review.

Contents

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The goals you set provide the necessary linguistic foundation to access topics that interest you. These goals come in six different types: phonetics, grammar, verb conjugation, listening comprehension, vocabulary and reading comprehension. The topics covered in these activities are simple and academic. It's your exercise book.

Videos

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Activities related to videos address more specific topics such as current events, music, cinema, cooking, history, and more. This is, let's say, the most interesting and entertaining part, where you'll find topics that align with your passions in life. The exercises are simple and relatively quick to complete. It's fun!

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Levels

On Furago, the levels are called A0, A1, A2, and B1, with A0 being the easiest and B1 the most difficult. These are the levels used in European universities and companies.

A0 This is the level for complete beginners. At this stage of learning French, one should simply recognize letters and sounds, associate words and short phrases with their pronunciation.
A1 This level is broken down into three sub-levels: A1.1, A1.2, and A1.3. At this stage, one understands and says simple things about oneself, asks basic daily life questions. For example, one introduces oneself, says their address, asks for a price or a schedule, and reads signs containing useful information.
A2 This level is also divided into three sub-levels: A2.1, A2.2, and A2.3. At this stage, one can understand isolated sentences and frequently used expressions (personal and family information, shopping, immediate environment, work). One is able to communicate simply for common daily tasks.
B1 This level is also divided into three sub-levels: B1.1, B1.2, and B1.3. At this level, one can understand the main points of familiar topics encountered at work, school, or during leisure. One can handle most situations encountered while traveling in a region where French is spoken. One is able to produce a simple speech on familiar or personal interest topics. This is a surprisingly advanced level, and reaching it is an ambitious challenge that will require several hundred hours of learning.