Adult French Lessons Winnipeg
High Quality, French lessons for Delf and Tef exams
Welcome to Queen Elizabeth Academy, where we provide high quality Private 1 on 1 and group classes for adults and students
QE teaching approach for French is based on active use, not memorizing.
How can our French Lessons in Winnipeg help you?
French is one of the most widely spoken languages globally, known for its elegance and cultural richness. However, mastering French can be challenging due to its intricate grammar, vast vocabulary, and pronunciation nuances. Many learners, especially beginners, struggle with gendered nouns, silent letters, and the subtle differences in accentuation. This complexity makes structured practice, such as QE French lessons Winnipeg, invaluable for learners aiming to achieve fluency.
One of the most difficult aspects of French grammar is verb conjugation. With numerous tenses, moods (such as the subjunctive), and irregular verbs, learners often find it overwhelming to apply rules consistently. Additionally, understanding noun-adjective agreement, prepositions, and the placement of pronouns can be tricky. In conversation, learners frequently struggle with linking words smoothly (liaison) and adapting to the rapid pace of native speakers. Enrolling in QE French lessons Winnipeg helps simplify these challenges through targeted exercises and expert guidance.
To excel in French, focus on consistent practice and exposure. Regularly listening to French media, speaking with native speakers, and writing essays are highly effective. At French lessons Winnipeg, we offer customized learning plans, practical speaking exercises, and grammar workshops tailored to all proficiency levels, ensuring learners build confidence and fluency step by step.
French General Course
French Conversational Courses
French Grammar Courses
DELF Prep Course
Our French courses are taught by experienced teachers, where our curriculum is based on the Common European Framework for Languages (CEFRL). This ensures that what you are learning is based on international standards.
In our gerneral french course, we focus on 4 categories of important French skills: Grammar, Oral communication, writing (sentence structure, depending on your level), and listening. This will help you to build a foundation into the next level, to achieve fluency in French as you progress.
We combine both practical, real life scenarios (where you will need on your DELF or TEF exams) with foundational learning, such as grammar and building sentence structures, so that you can expand your skills and mastery of French over time.
Our French courses are taught by experienced teachers, where our curriculum is based on the Common European Framework for Languages (CEFRL). This ensures that what you are learning is based on international standards.
French conversation is an important part of mastering the language. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Speak with classmates and our teachers. Record yourself speaking and listen for area to improve.
During QE French conversational courses, our teacher will practice speaking with students as a group in role playing or real life scenarios, and correct their pronunciation with repetition and accuracy.
Our French courses are taught by experienced teachers, where our curriculum is based on the Common European Framework for Languages (CEFRL). This ensures that what you are learning is based on international standards.
To master French writing skills start wtih sentence structure. You need to focus on mastering basic rules such as verb conjugation, then gradually tackle more complex structures.
QE French Grammar Course has 3 levels: A2 (beginner), B1 (intermediate) and B2 (advanced). Each level provides lessons to review and strengthen the student's grammar foundation, from using masculine / feminine, to passe compose, to the use of pronouns (which is different from English), to partitive Articles. Students will learn to understand the rules, and more importantly, know how to apply these rules in variuos sentence writing and context.
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Why do QE students learn French faster and more effective?
QE Foundation and Practical approach to French lessons in Winnipeg
Oral
Oral communication is all about practice and gain confidence. Our French teachers conduct most of the lesson in French, where we have class exercise for students to speak to each other, playing a role and speak to the teacher as well. There will be mini and larger French presentation (ice breakers, presenting a topic). Our teacher will correct pronunciation and outline common mistakes, so that students can learn oral conversation faster.
Writing
Writing starts with understanding grammar, and then proceed into learning sentence structures. This is our approach in teaching French. Students need to understand how to apply grammar rules in different context, and then practice in using various sentence structures.
For intermediate / advanced level, QE also provides weekly writing prompts for students to practice, where our teacher will go over the student's homework during the lesson
Reading Comprehension
During our small group lessons, our French teacher engage students in understanding the context, not just memorizing keywords, whcih a lot of students mistakenly do. It is important to understand the overall meaning and then target the details. We also provide weekly reading passages such as news, email and other common medium, so students get lots of chances to practice and strengthen their reading skills.
Listening
Listening comes with practice. It is important for students to regularly (daily) listening to a variety of French media: Youtube, French songs, news and more. This can be done when you are waiting for a bus or cooking for a meal. QE provide listening package, with audio clips selected by our French teachers matching each level. This will help you advance your listening skills more effectively
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Our approach to French Lessons in Winnipeg
Private or group lessons, focus on Reading, Writing, Listening and Oral Communicadtions
(These are the 4 categories of French assessement for DELF and TEF tests)
Full comprehensive lessons - focus on DELF and TEF requirements
We provide full lessons targeting grammar, listening, reading, writing and oral communications. We understand students' difficulty in adapting to French, in areas of passe compose, grammar, or masculine / feminine and we help students to overcome these gaps.
Our French teaching team composes of nature French speaker and experienced teachers. We can explain these French intricacies in ways that students can understand and learn quickly If you're looking for French lessons Toronto, QE is here to provide expert guidance tailored to your needs.
Small Class Sizes
It’s important for every student to get personal attention from our French teacher, so we make sure their learning needs are fully met. That’s why QE keeps class sizes small, with a maximum of 8 students, to ensure everyone gets the support they need. This allows students to ask questions freely, get personalized feedback, and build confidence in a focused and friendly environment.
Oral conversation practice with a native French speaker
Oral French communication is a major component of both the DELF and TEF exams. Speaking French is not easy—it requires regular practice over time. Our French lessons Winnipeg dedicate time to practicing conversational French with a focus on fluency and pronunciation.
Whether in 1-on-1 private sessions or group conversations, our French instructor in Winnipeg helps students strengthen their oral communication skills by providing real-time corrections and personalized feedback.
10 Minutes Daily French - practice package on listening, reading and writing
Our practice package helps students strengthen their French skills in all areas. This essential daily practice builds the foundation needed to excel in French tests and exams—because mastering a new language like French requires consistent effort, not last-minute cramming.
We also recommend a grammar workbook carefully selected by our French lessons Winnipeg team, providing a strong foundation for writing skills.
Each lesson incorporates work assigned to our students during the week, ensuring alignment with the curriculum and reinforcing skills learned in our French lessons in Winnipeg.
Daily practice package on listening, reading and writing
10 Minute Daily French - our practice package for students to strengthen their french skills in all areas. This is essential for them to score well in French tests and exams - you simply need daily practice, not last minute cramming in a new language like French.
We also recommend grammar workbook selected by our French tutor in Winnipeg, and this is essential to serve as a foundation for writing skills.
Each lesson, we will take up some of the work assigned to our students during the week by our French tutor in Winnipeg.
Study Effectively with our French Lessons in Winnipeg
Enhance your study with QE French classes in Winnipeg
How do you study more effectively with our French lessons Toronto? The key lies in good teamwork during our lessons. QE provides high-quality lessons to help you learn the language effectively, boosting your confidence along the way.
But remember, if you want to master a new language, merely attending French lessons Toronto isn't enough. You need to spend time practicing daily—this includes writing, grammar, and listening. Consistent effort is what sets a top student apart from an average one.
How to get the most out of QE French classes in Winnipeg?
1. Reviewing past lessons
It is important to identify what you don't know. This involves reading ahead or reviewing your previous lessons before attending your French classes in Toronto. Our instructors will help you with assignments, test preparation, and correcting your French pronunciation.
However, it is even more effective if you identify your gaps beforehand. All our top students do this—they read ahead, highlight areas they don’t understand, and come prepared to seek clarification and help.
2. Make your own study notes
After each session in our French classes in Toronto, we advise you to write and summarize your notes. You can obtain a PDF version of our lessons and organize it, summarizing what you’ve learned.
This approach is particularly effective for mastering grammar rules, writing, and reading comprehension. Since French grammar is more complex than English, understanding the rules—and their exceptions—will significantly strengthen your writing skills. This practice can make a noticeable difference in your test performance.
3. Practice daily
Consistency is key when learning French. After attending our French lessons in Toronto, set aside time each day to practice. We offer the 10 Minute Daily French package, designed to help you strengthen your skills through short, focused exercises.
Additionally, we recommend a French grammar workbook for purchase, carefully selected to complement our French lessons in Toronto. Regular practice with these resources will reinforce your understanding of grammar, writing, and vocabulary, giving you the edge needed to excel in French.
Curriculum French Lessons in Winnipeg
This is a sample lesson for A1.2 level. The actual outline may slightly varies.
A1.1 Level QE French courses in Winnipeg
Unit 1. Introductions and Basics - French Lessons Winnipeg
Topics Covered: Greetings, introductions, and basic personal information (name, age, nationality, profession).
- Grammar: Subject pronouns, present tense of être and avoir.
- Vocabulary: Numbers 1–20, days of the week, months, simple adjectives (e.g., happy, tired).
- Conjugation of regular verbs in the present tense
- Expressing preferences and opinions
Activities:
- Oral: Practice introducing yourself and asking about others.
- Writing: Write a short paragraph introducing yourself.
- Listening: Listen to dialogues of people introducing themselves.
- Reading: Read simple personal profiles.
Unit 2. Daily Activities
Topics Covered: Talking about daily routines and time.
- Grammar: Regular -ER verbs in the present tense, reflexive verbs.
- Vocabulary: Daily activities (e.g., wake up, eat breakfast), telling time.
Activities:
- Oral: Role-play discussing daily schedules.
- Writing: Describe your daily routine in 5–6 sentences.
- Listening: Audio clips of people talking about their day.
- Reading: Short texts about typical daily routines.
Unit 3. Food and Drink
Topics Covered: Ordering at a café or restaurant, talking about favorite foods.
- Grammar: Articles (definite, indefinite, partitive), aimer vs. adorer.
- Vocabulary: Common food and drink items, phrases for ordering.
Activities:
- Oral: Simulate ordering at a restaurant.
- Writing: Write a menu for a café.
- Listening: Listen to a restaurant dialogue.
- Reading: Read a café menu and answer comprehension questions.
Unit 4. Shopping and Clothing
Topics Covered: Shopping for clothes, asking about prices and sizes.
- Grammar: Adjective agreement, ce/cet/cette/ces, basic question forms (quel, combien).
- Vocabulary: Clothing items, colors, sizes, numbers 21–100.
Activities:
- Oral: Practice a conversation in a clothing store.
- Writing: Describe your favorite outfit.
- Listening: Audio clips of shopping dialogues.
- Reading: Advertisements for clothing sales.
Unit 5. Directions and Places
Topics Covered: Asking for and giving directions, places in town.
- Grammar: Prepositions of place (à côté de, en face de, près de).
- Vocabulary: Common places (e.g., bakery, school, park), direction phrases.
Activities:
- Oral: Practice giving and asking for directions.
- Writing: Write a paragraph about your neighborhood.
- Listening: Listen to directions and match them to a map.
- Reading: Read simple descriptions of neighborhoods.
Unit 6. Weather and Seasons
Topics Covered: Talking about weather and seasons.
- Grammar: Impersonal expressions (il fait, il y a).
- Vocabulary: Weather conditions, seasons, temperature.
Activities:
- Oral: Describe today’s weather.
- Writing: Write about your favorite season and why.
- Listening: Weather forecasts.
- Reading: Short texts about seasonal activities.
Unit 7. Family and Friends
Topics Covered: Describing family members and relationships.
- Grammar: Possessive adjectives (mon, ma, mes), être and avoir revisited.
- Vocabulary: Family members, common adjectives for personality and appearance.
Activities:
- Oral: Talk about your family.
- Writing: Write a paragraph describing a family member.
- Listening: Conversations about family.
- Reading: Profiles of fictional families.
Unit 8. Travel and Leisure
Topics Covered: Talking about travel plans, hobbies, and free time.
- Grammar: Aller in the present tense, introduction to the near future (aller + infinitive).
- Vocabulary: Hobbies, transportation, vacation destinations.
Activities:
- Oral: Discuss your favorite hobby or a dream vacation.
- Writing: Write a postcard describing your vacation.
- Listening: Audio clips about travel plans.
- Reading: Simple travel brochures.
A2 curriculum A2 French Language Curriculum
Unit 1. Basic French Grammar Foundations - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Review of essential verb conjugations in the present tense.
- Introduction to reflexive verbs and their usage.
- Building simple sentences using subject-verb-object structures.
Unit 2. Expanding Vocabulary for Daily Life - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning vocabulary related to family, work, and leisure.
- Exploring phrases for common social interactions.
- Practice using adjectives and adverbs in sentences.
Unit 3. Understanding French Pronunciation - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Focusing on the French sounds and their correct pronunciation.
- Practice with nasal vowels and liaison in speech.
- Tips for improving overall speaking clarity and confidence.
Unit 4. Talking About Time and Dates - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning how to tell the time and discuss days, months, and seasons.
- Using numbers for dates and expressing future plans.
- Introducing the concept of durations and recurring events.
Unit 5. Making Comparisons and Descriptions - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning to compare people, places, and things using adjectives and adverbs.
- Using "plus... que", "moins... que", and "aussi... que" for comparisons.
- Describing objects, appearances, and personal traits.
Unit 6. Expressing Preferences and Opinions - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Understanding how to express likes, dislikes, and preferences.
- Using phrases like "j'aime", "je préfère", and "je n'aime pas".
- Practicing forming opinions on common topics (food, music, travel).
Unit 7. Introduction to Past Tenses - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning the basics of the passé composé and its conjugation.
- Identifying the auxiliary verbs "être" and "avoir".
- Creating simple sentences to talk about past experiences.
Unit 8. Navigating Travel and Directions - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Vocabulary related to transportation, locations, and directions.
- Asking for and giving directions in French.
- Understanding common phrases used in travel situations.
Unit 9. Talking About Work and Professions - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning vocabulary for common occupations and job-related tasks.
- Discussing work schedules, responsibilities, and job preferences.
- Practicing basic conversations about one's career and work environment.
Unit 10. Shopping and Ordering Food - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Key phrases for shopping, bargaining, and asking about prices.
- Learning how to order food and drinks at a restaurant or café.
- Discussing food preferences and dietary restrictions.
Unit 11. Expressing Needs and Desires - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Using verbs like "avoir besoin de", "vouloir", and "souhaiter".
- Formulating requests and expressing desires in different contexts.
- Practicing polite phrases to ask for things and make suggestions.
Unit 12. Future Tenses and Plans - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Introduction to the futur proche and futur simple tenses.
- Talking about future plans and intentions.
- Using the future tenses to describe upcoming events and goals.
Unit 13. Socializing and Making Plans - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning how to invite someone, make suggestions, and accept or decline plans.
- Discussing activities, events, and scheduling in French.
- Practicing polite conversation for social situations.
Unit 14. Describing Past Events and Experiences - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Using the passé composé with irregular verbs.
- Telling stories and recounting experiences from the past.
- Developing fluency in talking about events that have already happened.
Unit 15. Preparing for Intermediate Conversations - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Practicing more advanced sentence structures and connecting ideas.
- Engaging in conversations about personal interests and current events.
- Improving fluency and confidence in handling everyday situations in French.
B1 curriculum B1 French Language Curriculum
Unit 1. Reinforcing Grammar and Verb Tenses - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Review and practice of present, past, and future tenses.
- Focus on reflexive verbs and their use in everyday contexts.
- Introduction to the imparfait and its differences from the passé composé.
Unit 2. Expanding Vocabulary for Everyday Life - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Building vocabulary for various topics: home, work, health, and hobbies.
- Learning idiomatic expressions and phrases commonly used in conversation.
- Practicing the use of synonyms and antonyms for more nuanced language.
Unit 3. Engaging in Complex Conversations - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Structuring longer conversations with multiple exchanges.
- Discussing abstract ideas and expressing more detailed opinions.
- Practicing turn-taking and listening comprehension in conversations.
Unit 4. Talking About the Past in Detail - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Mastering the use of the imparfait and passé composé together.
- Learning to narrate past events with more complexity.
- Using descriptive language and connecting past experiences.
Unit 5. Expressing Hypotheses and Possibilities - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Introduction to the conditional tense for hypothetical situations.
- Making polite requests and suggestions using the conditional.
- Discussing possibilities in the present, past, and future.
Unit 6. Cultural Differences and French Society - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Exploring French culture, history, and geography.
- Learning about French customs, holidays, and festivals.
- Discussing how cultural differences influence communication styles.
Unit 7. Improving Writing Skills - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Writing short essays, emails, and letters with proper structure.
- Practicing descriptive writing with clear, coherent ideas.
- Focusing on grammar accuracy and vocabulary diversity in writing.
Unit 8. Talking About Work and Career - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Discussing professional life, job descriptions, and responsibilities.
- Learning vocabulary related to business and the workplace.
- Practicing how to conduct interviews and describe your job in French.
Unit 9. Expressing Opinions and Debating - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Introducing language for making arguments, counterarguments, and agreeing/disagreeing.
- Practicing formal and informal debate structures.
- Discussing current events and expressing opinions on various topics.
Unit 10. Handling Travel Situations - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Navigating travel-related situations like booking tickets and checking in.
- Asking for directions, understanding public transportation systems, and discussing destinations.
- Learning to express feelings about traveling (enjoyment, frustration, etc.).
Unit 11. Describing People and Personality - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Talking about physical appearance and personality traits.
- Learning vocabulary for emotions, moods, and states of mind.
- Describing relationships and social dynamics in different settings.
Unit 12. Expressing Future Intentions and Plans - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Using the futur simple and futur proche to discuss future events.
- Talking about ambitions, goals, and planned activities.
- Discussing long-term plans and aspirations in personal and professional contexts.
Unit 13. Participating in Social Gatherings and Events - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning vocabulary for socializing, attending events, and hosting parties.
- Practicing small talk and polite conversation in social settings.
- Expressing congratulations, condolences, and other social responses.
Unit 14. Talking About the Environment - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning vocabulary related to nature, pollution, and climate change.
- Discussing environmental issues and possible solutions.
- Expressing personal views on sustainability and eco-friendly practices.
Unit 15. Engaging with Media and the Arts - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Talking about movies, music, books, and other forms of entertainment.
- Learning how to critique and review films, shows, and music in French.
- Discussing the influence of media and art on society.
Unit 16. Using the Subjunctive Mood - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Introduction to the subjunctive mood for expressing doubt, wishes, and emotions.
- Recognizing triggers for the subjunctive and practicing conjugations.
- Using the subjunctive in sentences and real-life conversations.
Unit 17. Making Suggestions and Giving Advice - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Using modal verbs like "devoir", "pouvoir", and "vouloir" for advice.
- Giving recommendations on health, studies, and daily life.
- Learning polite ways to suggest actions or offer help in French.
Unit 18. Talking About Health and Well-being - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Discussing common health problems, symptoms, and treatments.
- Learning vocabulary related to doctors, hospitals, and medical prescriptions.
- Expressing opinions on healthy habits and lifestyle choices.
Unit 19. Handling Complex Social Situations - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Dealing with disagreements, misunderstandings, and social conflicts.
- Learning vocabulary for discussing sensitive topics and resolving conflicts.
- Practicing diplomatic language and maintaining politeness in tense situations.
Unit 20. Preparing for Advanced Conversations and Exams - French Lessons Winnipeg
B2 curriculum B2 French Language Curriculum
Unit 1. Advanced Grammar Structures - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Mastering complex sentence structures and advanced tenses.
- Using the subjunctive and conditional in more nuanced ways.
- Introduction to the future perfect and past anterior tenses.
Unit 2. Refining Verb Conjugation and Usage - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Delving deeper into irregular verb conjugations.
- Advanced practice with reflexive verbs in different tenses.
- Exploring impersonal expressions and passive voice constructions.
Unit 3. Expanding Advanced Vocabulary - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning thematic vocabulary in areas like politics, technology, and culture.
- Using synonyms and antonyms to enrich language.
- Focus on idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs.
Unit 4. Understanding and Using Idioms - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Exploring commonly used French idiomatic expressions.
- Practicing the use of idioms in both speaking and writing.
- Understanding regional idioms and slang in various French-speaking countries.
Unit 5. Complex Sentence Construction - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning to combine multiple clauses using connectors like "bien que", "parce que", and "afin que".
- Mastering the use of relative pronouns such as "dont", "où", and "lequel".
- Understanding word order in complex sentences.
Unit 6. Advanced Listening and Comprehension - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Listening to authentic audio materials such as news reports and podcasts.
- Analyzing complex spoken French and identifying key details.
- Developing techniques for understanding different French accents and dialects.
Unit 7. Writing Essays and Reports - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Writing structured essays with clear arguments and evidence.
- Learning the format for formal and informal letters and emails.
- Practicing report writing, summaries, and critical analysis in French.
Unit 8. Mastering French Conversation - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Engaging in debates and discussions on various topics.
- Practicing spontaneous conversation with a focus on fluency and precision.
- Developing skills for formal and informal conversations.
Unit 9. Expressing Nuanced Opinions - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Using phrases to express subtle opinions, preferences, and justifications.
- Learning to differentiate between the present, past, and future nuances in opinion.
- Practicing expressing agreement, disagreement, and diplomatic language.
Unit 10. Cultural Differences and Communication - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Understanding French cultural values and how they affect communication.
- Learning how French etiquette influences formal and informal interactions.
- Comparing cultural norms between French-speaking countries.
Unit 11. Understanding and Using the Subjunctive - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Deepening knowledge of the subjunctive mood in various contexts.
- Mastering complex structures requiring the subjunctive after expressions of doubt, desire, and emotion.
- Using the subjunctive in indirect speech and complex sentences.
Unit 12. Expressing Hypotheses and Speculation - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Using the conditional perfect and past conditional for hypothetical situations.
- Formulating "if" clauses (si clauses) to express different possibilities.
- Discussing potential consequences of past actions and future outcomes.
Unit 13. Making and Responding to Criticism - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning vocabulary for giving and receiving constructive criticism.
- Mastering the art of formal and informal responses to criticism.
- Practicing diplomatic language in delicate situations.
Unit 14. Talking About Contemporary Issues - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Discussing current events, political debates, and global issues.
- Expanding vocabulary related to social, environmental, and economic topics.
- Developing an ability to argue both for and against a topic.
Unit 15. Expressing Future and Past in Detail - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Deepening understanding of future and past tenses (future anterior, passé antérieur).
- Using these tenses to express future intentions, past actions, and their consequences.
- Practicing nuanced storytelling with these tenses.
Unit 16. Talking About Society and Social Issues - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Exploring French social issues such as education, healthcare, and immigration.
- Using advanced vocabulary to discuss social justice and equality.
- Practicing both formal and informal discussions on societal challenges.
Unit 17. Describing Complex Processes and Procedures - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Learning how to describe technical processes and procedures in French.
- Using sequence adverbs and phrases to explain instructions and steps.
- Practicing clarity in presenting information for both professional and personal contexts.
Unit 18. Advanced Reading Comprehension - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Reading and analyzing longer and more complex texts, including literature, articles, and essays.
- Learning to identify and interpret main ideas and supporting arguments.
- Expanding ability to extract meaning from figurative language and nuances.
Unit 19. Working with Media and Communication - French Lessons Winnipeg
- Understanding how to interpret and discuss French media such as newspapers, podcasts, and films.
- Practicing presenting opinions on different forms of media.
- Learning vocabulary specific to journalism, advertising, and public relations.
Unit 20. Making Predictions and Forecasting - French Lessons Winnipeg
DELF Exam French Lessons in Winnipeg
The DELF (Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française) is an official diploma awarded by the French Ministry of Education to certify the French language competency of candidates outside of France. It is internationally recognized and consists of four levels (A1 to B2) that align with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The DELF tests the four essential language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing, making it a comprehensive assessment for learners of French.
QE offers DELF exam prep classes that target exam questions, in the 4 categories of assessments: speaking, reading, writing and listening
FAQ French Lessons in Winnipeg
FAQ for French Lessons Winnipeg
What are the benefits of taking French lessons in Winnipeg?
French lessons in Toronto offer students the opportunity to master one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. Whether for career advancement, travel, or personal enrichment, French lessons can improve your communication skills, cultural understanding, and cognitive abilities.
How can I find a French tutor in Toronto?
You can find a French tutor in Toronto by searching online platforms, checking local tutoring agencies, or asking for recommendations from friends and family. It’s important to choose a tutor who fits your learning style and goals.
What should I expect from French lessons in Toronto?
In French lessons in Toronto, you can expect a well-structured curriculum tailored to your level. Lessons typically cover grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with opportunities for interactive learning and cultural immersion.
Are online French lessons available in Toronto?
Yes, many tutors and language schools in Toronto offer online French lessons. These lessons provide flexibility and the convenience of learning from home, while still offering the same high-quality instruction.
Can I take group French lessons in Toronto?
Yes, group French lessons are widely available in Toronto. Group lessons are a great way to learn in a social environment, and they often provide the added benefit of practicing with peers.
What is the cost of French lessons in Toronto?
The cost of French lessons in Toronto varies depending on the tutor, lesson format, and location. It’s best to contact French tutors or language schools for specific pricing information.
How do I choose the right French tutor in Toronto?
When choosing a French tutor in Toronto, consider their qualifications, teaching style, and experience. Look for a tutor who can tailor lessons to your goals, whether it's conversation practice, exam preparation, or mastering grammar.
Can I learn French for travel purposes in Toronto?
Yes, many people take French lessons in Toronto specifically to prepare for travel. Tutors will focus on practical phrases, cultural nuances, and conversational skills to help you navigate French-speaking countries.
What materials are used in French lessons in Toronto?
French lessons in Toronto often use textbooks, online resources, audio-visual materials, and interactive exercises. Teachers may also use real-world materials such as French films, news articles, and literature to enrich the learning experience.
Are there French immersion programs available in Toronto?
Yes, French immersion programs are available in Toronto, offering intensive language learning experiences where you are fully immersed in French. These programs provide a deep dive into the language, often with daily lessons and cultural activities.
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My daughter decided to get a jump start to her last year in high school and decided to take the Gr 12 English summer course at Queen Elizabeth Academy. She had a great experience with Victor and her teacher Justin. Based on current circumstances classes were held virtually. Content was delivered in a professional manner, with group discussions and constant support throughout the course. I would highly recommend Queen Elizabeth Academy.read more
At a time when school had to be done differently, Queen Elizabeth Academy stepped up to the plate. During the initial change of school due to Covid my son was going to a public ally funded school and the most contact he had with his teachers was to read or watch something on-line and then do an assignment which he got a grade back but no feedback on what he did right or wrong. At Queensway academy my son has to sign on daily with his teacher and classmates ( small class size only 8 students) and she actually teaches a class. There is plenty of time for questions and my son gets feedback on his tests. Being at work I can’t monitor if my son actually signs on but there is great communication from the school. One day my son slept in and I got text and emails asking where my son was. They follow up quickly if you have any questions or concerns. I highly recommend attending here. Great learning happens here.read more
My daughter Megan has had the opportunity to take grade 11 math and grade 12 advanced functions at queen Elizabeth Academy. She is registered for physics 12 in the fall. Due to the pandemic situation we have been very worried that our child is not going to get the foundations in math and science that she needs. Thanks to Victor and his team of highly qualified teachers our concerns have been alleviated. Megan has had the traditional in class model with QEA and has just finished up with an online platform. Both have been great and I am confident that Megan is now prepared for university. I truly believe that the public school system of distance learning cannot do what Victor and his team have done for my daughter. She has been prepared for success as a direct result of professional teaching methods that work.read more
Have had nothing but positive experience with QEA for my 2 kids. We have taken both credit courses and some tutoring as necessary. Private credit courses were mainly grade 12 English over the summer and grade 12 math courses throughout the fall semester in the evening. I have heard quite a bit about private credit courses offered by other schools that are not as through and almost too easy for students to get high average. Courses at QEA are well laid out and very extensive to make sure they provide good foundations for post secondary education.
Victor is excellent at communicating with parents and students and he is also very good at listening and acting on everyones feedback. Highly recommend QEA!!read more
My son took a summer class from Queens Elizabeth Academy to improve his ability to do math. During this month, I can see a huge improvement because his mindset of learning and practicing his math skills are incredible. Huge thank you to Queens Elizabeth Academy for helping my son and helping his learning abilities.
My brother has enjoyed his tutoring immensely, and the tutors were kind and attentive throughout the quick paced overall tutoring period. Would definitely recommend QEA to anyone looking for summer tutoring.
Students enrolled in our French Lessons Winnipeg Program
French Quiz French Lessons in Winnipeg
1. Which of the following is the correct conjugation of the verb "avoir" (to have) for the subject "nous" in the present tense?
A) Vous avez
B) Nous avons
C) Ils ont
D) Je ai
E) Tu as
2. Which of these adjectives should be used to describe a feminine noun?
A) Grand
B) Beau
C) Joli
D) Nouvelle
E) Gros
3. What is the correct form of the verb "être" (to be) for "elle" in the present tense?
A) Il est
B) Elle sommes
C) Elle es
D) Elle est
E) Elles sont
4. Which of these sentences is grammatically correct?
A) Je suis allé au marché hier.
B) Je suis allé à marché hier.
C) Je aller au marché hier.
D) Je allé marché hier.
E) Je suis allé marché hier.
5. What is the correct possessive adjective for "my" when referring to a masculine singular noun?
A) Ma
B) Mes
C) Mon
D) M
E) Moi
French Grammar French Lessons in Winnipeg
French Grammar -
Verb Conjugation in the Present Tense
This table highlights 12 common French verbs with their conjugation for the subject
pronouns:
| Subject Pronoun |
Verb Conjugation (Present Tense) |
| Je |
Parle (I speak) |
| Tu |
Parles (You speak) |
| Il/Elle/On |
Parle (He/She/One speaks) |
| Nous |
Parlons (We speak) |
| Vous |
Parlez (You speak - formal/plural) |
| Ils/Elles |
Parlent (They speak) |
| Je |
Mange (I eat) |
| Tu |
Manges (You eat) |
| Il/Elle/On |
Mange (He/She/One eats) |
| Nous |
Mangeons (We eat) |
| Vous |
Mangez (You eat - formal/plural) |
| Ils/Elles |
Mangent (They eat) |
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Johnson’s Lane
Mississauga. ON.
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