LFBP Starter Pack, Lesson 6

In this lesson, learn how to say you get on well with someone. Speak about things in general and talk about playing musical instruments. Learn about adjectives ending in '-if', as well as the key verb 'avoir'.

2. Discussing family

Saying where and for whom you work. Talking about colleagues. interesting french acronyms. Introduction to the adverbs 'bien' and 'mal'. Learn how to used the verb 'pouvoir' in a variety of situations. Are the french hard workers? Find out now.

3. Talking about work

Whether you're opening a new bank account, or sending something by registered mail, chances are that someone is going to ask you to spell your name, your address, or whatever. But, how do you do that in French?! Let's find out.

5. A look at the alphabet!

In French, there are many ways of discussing the things that interest us. In this lesson, we'll meet a variety of verbs which will allow us to do that. We'll also look at 'faire', a key verb in a wide range of activities.

6. Discussing your interests

In our previous lessons, we've confined ourselves mainly to the present tense. But how do we talk about what we'll be doing next week, or for our summer vacation? We'll find out in this lesson.

7. Talking about the future

How do we propose going to the cinema, or the theatre? Or choosing between Thai or Chinese food? For that matter, how do we say 'I don't mind - that's up to you.' Let's find the answers and learn a few colloquial expressions, too.

8. Making a suggestion

You watched a match on TV last night with friends and everybody is talking about it today. Your team played well and deserved their victory. But how do we talk about it all in French? Let's learn how to describe last night's atmosphere as well as some sports-specific vocabulary.

9. Discussing a sports event

Learn how to talk about a movie you saw last night - what it was about, where it was filmed, some adjectives to describe the plot, the way in which it was filmed - it's all in this lesson. If you haven't seen a particular movie, study the questions you'll need to put to someone who has.

10. Discussing a movie you've seen

You're on vacation in France but, unfortunately, you develop an earache while you're there. There's nothing for it but a visit to the doctor. But how will you explain the problem? Furthermore, will you be able to understand what the doctor is saying to you?! Let's find out.

13. A visit to the doctor

You make a phone call but the person you're looking for isn't there. Should you leave a message? Or maybe that's not necessary. Let's see, in this lesson, how the conversation might unravel.

17. She's not here right now - would you like to leave a message?

Real-life French lessons for everyday conversation.