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Nigeria · West Africa 🇳🇬WAEC WASSCE — English Language, Mathematics and 16 elective subjects, each with its own Beginner–Advanced track.
📏 WAEC grades A1–F9. A credit (C6 or better) in five subjects — including English Language and Mathematics — is the standard university entry requirement.
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Beginner
Beginner skill
No prior knowledge assumed — articles and gender, the present tense, everyday vocabulary, and basic comprehension.
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🔒 After lessonsFrench Grammar Foundations
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StartArticles and Gender: Le, La, Les, Un, Une
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Present Tense (Le Présent) of Regular -ER Verbs
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🔒 After lessonsEveryday Vocabulary
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Family, Numbers and Greetings (La Famille, Les Nombres)
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Daily Routine and Time Expressions (La Routine Quotidienne)
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🔒 After lessonsBasic Comprehension
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Reading Short French Passages for Main Ideas
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Finding Specific Details in French Texts
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Intermediate
Intermediate skill
Past and future tenses, adjective agreement, negation and questions, and comprehension in context.
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The Passé Composé: Forming the Past Tense
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The Futur Proche and Futur Simple
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🔒 After lessonsSentence Structure and Agreement
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Adjective Agreement and Position
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Negation and Question Formation
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Advanced skill
The imparfait and conditional mood, letter and essay writing, and advanced comprehension — the skills that separate top French scores.
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- Compréhension écrite: main idea and specific details of a passage (themes: family, school, health, travel, politics, money, social issues)Family, Numbers and Greetings (La Famille, Les Nombres) →Reading Short French Passages for Main Ideas →
- Compréhension écrite: inference, writer's intention, attitude and stylePractise →
- Vocabulary: meaning, use, synonyms and antonymsVocabulary in Context: School and Work Themes →
- Nouns: gender and number (simple and compound nouns)Articles and Gender: Le, La, Les, Un, Une →Family, Numbers and Greetings (La Famille, Les Nombres) →
- Articles: definite, indefinite and partitiveArticles and Gender: Le, La, Les, Un, Une →
- Personal pronouns (subject, object, disjunctive) and the pronouns y and enPractise →
- Relative pronouns (qui, que, dont, où, lequel)Practise →
- Demonstrative, possessive, interrogative and indefinite pronounsPractise →
- Adjectives: qualifying, possessive, demonstrative, interrogative, indefinite, numeral and ordinal; agreementAdjective Agreement and Position →
- Comparatives and superlatives (plus… que, moins… que, aussi… que, meilleur, pire)Practise →
- Adverbs (formation in -ment, manner, time, place, quantity; bien, mieux)Negation and Question Formation →
- Prepositions (simple and compound; with places and means of transport)Practise →
- Conjunctions (coordinating and subordinating: mais, donc, afin que, quoique, parce que)Practise →
- Verbs: présent, passé composé and choice of auxiliary (avoir/être)Present Tense (Le Présent) of Regular -ER Verbs →The Passé Composé: Forming the Past Tense →
- Verbs: imparfait, plus-que-parfait and passé simpleThe Imparfait: Describing the Past →
- Verbs: futur simple, futur antérieur and conditionnel (present and past); si-clausesPresent Tense (Le Présent) of Regular -ER Verbs →The Futur Proche and Futur Simple →
- Verbs: subjonctif présent (and its uses after expressions of wish, doubt, emotion)Present Tense (Le Présent) of Regular -ER Verbs →Daily Routine and Time Expressions (La Routine Quotidienne) →
- Verbs: impératif, reflexive (pronominal) verbs and infinitive constructionsPractise →
- Agreement of the past participleThe Passé Composé: Forming the Past Tense →Adjective Agreement and Position →
- Negation (ne… pas, ne… plus, ne… jamais, ne… rien, ne… personne, ne… que, ne… ni… ni, aucun… ne)Negation and Question Formation →
- Word order: interrogative and imperative sentences; the passive voicePractise →
- Direct and indirect (reported) speechPractise →
- Derivation and word formation (adjective → adverb, adjective → noun)Adjective Agreement and Position →Negation and Question Formation →
- Set expressions, idioms, proverbs and speech acts (proposing, advising, regretting, hoping, reproaching)Practise →
- Faux amis (false friends) and confusable wordsPractise →
- Culture and civilisation of Francophone Africa and France (education, festivals, food, dress, greetings, government)Practise →
- Compréhension: main idea of the passageReading Short French Passages for Main Ideas →Inferring Meaning from Context in French Passages →
- Compréhension: specific details (who, what, where, when)Finding Specific Details in French Texts →
- Compréhension: meaning of words and expressions in contextDaily Routine and Time Expressions (La Routine Quotidienne) →Inferring Meaning from Context in French Passages →
- Compréhension: inference and the speaker's or writer's attitudePractise →
- Sounds of French: sound discrimination, liaison and letter–sound correspondenceWriting a Simple Informal Letter in French →
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