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Intermediate French Conversation
Intermediate French conversation course using role play, discussions, videos and everyday speaking activities for learners at B1 level.
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What Intermediate (B1) French means
At B1 French, learners can deal with most everyday situations and explain experiences, opinions and plans in connected language.
Express an opinion
Je pense que le télétravail est utile, même s’il peut parfois être assez isolant.
I think working from home is useful, although it can sometimes be quite isolating.
Explain a plan
Je veux améliorer mon français afin de pouvoir travailler à l’étranger l’année prochaine.
I want to improve my French so I can work abroad next year.
Tell a short story
Nous allions à la plage quand il s’est mis à pleuvoir, alors nous avons changé de programme.
We were heading to the beach when it started raining, so we changed our plans.
These are general examples of language use at this level, not a description of any individual course syllabus.
About this course
The course develops spoken communication through conversations on a range of everyday topics, with opportunities to extend vocabulary and practise pronunciation and intonation. Lessons combine role play, group discussions, videos and scenario-based activities, alongside cultural exploration and discussion. Vocabulary work includes expressions for everyday communication as well as more specialised terms. Learners are encouraged to consolidate classroom work through homework and can use a bilingual dictionary during class.
What you'll learn
- Develop fluency through discussion of varied topics
- Extend vocabulary for everyday and more specialised communication
- Explore cultural traditions and social norms
- Improve pronunciation and intonation
Is this course right for you?
The course is intended for intermediate learners, with the supplied level label corresponding to B1. The entry information is aimed at learners who have studied the language for one to two years. Participation involves group discussion, role play and other interactive speaking activities.
- Learners should have studied the language for one to two years
- Homework is highly recommended to consolidate learning
Before you go
- Bring paper, a pen and a bilingual dictionary, either paper or digital
Where this course runs
- Selected class
61 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7HT
Nearest station: Waterloo
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Morley College
Adult education across Waterloo, Chelsea, North Kensington and Stockwell
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