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French grammar from A1 to C2

Every French grammar rule you need, organised across the 6 CEFR levels. Explained in Vietnamese, illustrated with French examples — a reference you keep coming back to throughout your learning journey.

37 pages 6 levels A1 → C2 Bilingual Vietnamese–French PDF, yours to keep
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Oui AcademyFor Vietnamese learners of French
A1 – A2
Beginner · Communication basics
Basic
B1 – B2
Intermediate · Natural expression
Intermediate
C1 – C2
Advanced · Near-native fluency
Advanced
French grammar from A1 to C2
Why this handbook

Organised by CEFR level

From A1 to C2, the same order you follow at Oui Academy — easy to find exactly the section that matches your current level.

Explained in Vietnamese

No "learning French grammar in French" — every rule is explained clearly in Vietnamese before the examples.

Same consistent structure

Every grammar point follows Usage — Structure — Examples — Note, so you always know exactly where to look.

Reuse it as many times as you need

Download once, keep it forever. Whenever you hit an unfamiliar structure while reading or listening, come straight back to it.

Table of contents
A1 · Beginner
  • Gender & number of nouns
  • Articles (definite, indefinite, partitive)
  • Subject pronouns
  • Être / avoir & -er/-ir verbs in the present
  • Negation (ne… pas), simple questions
  • Possessive & demonstrative adjectives, adjective placement
  • Futur proche, passé récent
A2 · Upper beginner
  • Passé composé & imparfait
  • Futur simple, imperative
  • Object pronouns (COD/COI), EN & Y
  • Comparative & superlative
  • -ment adverbs, time prepositions
  • Reflexive verbs, indefinite pronouns/adjectives
B1 · Intermediate
  • Present subjunctive, gerund
  • Present conditional
  • Plus-que-parfait, passive voice
  • Relative pronouns (qui, que, où, dont)
  • Si-clauses, reported speech
  • Expressing cause, purpose, consequence
B2 · Upper intermediate
  • Past subjunctive, past conditional
  • Si + plus-que-parfait clauses
  • Tense agreement in reported speech
  • Emphasis (c'est… qui/que)
  • Present participle, gerund, verbal adjective
  • Se faire / se laisser + infinitive
C1 · Advanced
  • Nuances between indicative and subjunctive
  • Past-participle agreement (complex cases)
  • Advanced concessive structures
  • Formal register, expletive ne
  • Subject inversion in formal writing
C2 · Mastery
  • Passé simple & passé antérieur
  • Imperfect & pluperfect subjunctive
  • Registers of language (informal, standard, formal)
  • Nominalisation & complex academic syntax
  • Synthesis: nuances of past tenses
Sample entry
A1

Gender and number of nouns

Le genre et le nombre des noms
Usage

In French, every noun has a gender: masculine or feminine — unlike Vietnamese, which doesn't mark gender. To make a noun plural, you usually add -s at the end (this -s is silent).

Examples
un étudiant / une étudiantea male student / a female student
le livre → les livresa book → books
le journal → les journauxa newspaper → newspapers
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