You said: J’ai allé au concert.Better: Je suis allé au concert.
Aller uses être in the passé composé. The past participle agrees with the subject.
A correction in class. An exercise to make it stick.
Fictional lesson. Student interface in English, course material in French.
Your lesson, ready for another try.
The examples come from the things you covered in class. Find what you’ve learned and the bits that need another go.
Find what matters
Your recap brings together vocabulary, corrections, grammar and any work to prepare for the next lesson.
Try it, then check it
Pick an answer, complete a sentence or match the words. Get an explanation after each answer.
Revisit the tricky bits
Return to your mistakes and your vocabulary. Listen to pronunciation when your browser supports it.
Your teacher gives you a way in.
Your space is connected to the lessons shared with you.
1
Open your invitation
Use the link your teacher has sent you.
2
Create your account
Sign in and complete your profile to join your student space.
3
Come back to your lesson
The lessons your teacher publishes are ready to read and practise.
One shared space. Two ways in.
For teachers
Create your account, verify your email, then wait for an administrator to approve it.
For students
Your teacher invites you. Use their link to create your account and find your lessons.
A few things you might be wondering.
Can I create an account without an invitation?
Student access is by invitation from your teacher. Ask them for your link, then use it to create your account.
What’s in a lesson recap?
Depending on the lesson, your recap includes vocabulary, corrections, grammar, expressions and work to prepare before your next class.
What exercises can I try?
Lessons can include multiple-choice questions, sentences to complete and words to match. Each answer comes with a correction or explanation.
Can I read my lesson offline?
You can print your recap or choose “Save as PDF” in your browser’s print window. Practice exercises run in the app.
Is the student interface in French?
The student interface is in English. The words, sentences and examples from your course are in French, with translations and explanations depending on the lesson.
Keep your French lessons connected.
Bring the recap and the practice together in one shared space.