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SFWH B1 — Intermediate French

B1 Intermediate French

Move beyond predictable French. Communicate more independently.

Explain experiences, discuss plans, express opinions and communicate with greater confidence.

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275 learning & assessment components

122 structured video lessons

Self-paced learning and review

B1 Program Scope

Build the language control needed for independent communication.

A complete intermediate French course designed to help you explain experiences, discuss plans, express opinions and communicate with greater independence. Develop stronger grammar, broader vocabulary and more connected communication through structured instruction, extensive practice and balanced listening, speaking, reading and writing development.

The B1 program contains 275 learning and assessment components and is designed to move learners beyond predictable situations toward more connected, independent communication.

Build Intermediate Control

Strengthen grammar and vocabulary across a broader range of structures, tenses and communication situations.

122 Videos 111 Exercises 6 Vocabulary Quizzes

Understand Longer French

Develop the ability to follow longer conversations, explanations, practical texts and familiar intermediate topics.

6 Listening Tests 6 Reading Tests

Write Connected Responses

Practise organized messages, descriptions, personal accounts and connected paragraphs with increasing control.

6 Writing Tests 6 Writing Samples

Speak with More Independence

Practise explaining experiences, plans, opinions and reasons through longer and more connected spoken responses.

6 Speaking Tests 6 Speaking Animations

From predictable situations to more independent communication.

B1 develops the ability to connect ideas, explain experiences and communicate with less dependence on memorized phrases.

Skills Covered

Grammar Vocabulary Pronunciation Listening Speaking Reading Writing

Independent Communication Explain experiences, ideas and plans.

Broader Language Control Work with more structures and tenses.

Four-Skill Development Listening, speaking, reading and writing.

Progress Toward B2 Prepare for upper-intermediate French.

Level B1 - Course Overview

Complete French Mastery B1 — Intermediate French Course

Who the B1 Course Is For

B1 — Intermediate | Approximately CLB 5–6

For intermediate learners developing the ability to explain experiences, discuss plans, and communicate more independently. Official CLB-equivalent 5–6 results in all four abilities may provide 4 core CRS points when French is the second official language, or approximately 24–36 core CRS points when French is the first official language.

The exact first-language total depends on the test level and whether the applicant has an accompanying spouse:

CLB 5: 24 core CRS points
CLB 6 with an accompanying spouse: 32 points
CLB 6 without an accompanying spouse: 36 points
French as the second official language at CLB 5–6: 4 points

These totals assume the same benchmark is achieved in all four abilities.

Note: CLB/NCLC references are approximate educational comparisons. Immigration eligibility and scoring depend on official test results, individual circumstances and current government rules. Consult official government information or a licensed professional.

What’s Included in the B1 Course

122 instructional video lessons for French grammar
111 mock exercises
6 vocabulary quizzes
6 mock reading tests
6 mock writing tests
6 mock listening tests
6 mock speaking assignments
6 mock writing sample answers
6 mock speaking sample animations

Total: 275 B1 learning and assessment components

Learning Outcomes

Learners who complete the course and practise consistently should be better prepared to:

Participate in conversations about familiar personal, social, school, and workplace topics.
Explain past experiences, future plans, goals, and personal interests in greater detail.
Express opinions and provide simple reasons for your point of view.
Understand the main ideas in clear conversations about familiar subjects.
Speak using longer, more connected sentences instead of isolated responses.
Read articles, emails, stories, instructions, and practical intermediate-level texts.
Write organized messages, descriptions, personal accounts, and connected paragraphs.
Use a wider range of present, past, future, conditional, and descriptive structures.
Handle many common situations while travelling or interacting in a French-speaking environment.
Continue toward the more advanced communication skills developed at B2.

Curriculum version: B1 2026.3

Last materially updated: August 2026

Recent changes: Expanded listening practice, revised quizzes and corrected curriculum terminology.

Detailed curriculum:

1

Introduction
- Welcome to the course!
- Is it Hard to Learn French?
- Benefits of the French Language
- Examinations for the French Language
- Before Starting the Journey of B1
- Who is Hems?
- Resources for Studying
2

Section 1
- Section 1 Vocabulary (Download)
- Revision Passé Composé : Part 1
- Exercise
- Revision Passé Composé: Part 2
- Exercise
- Revision Passé Composé: Part 3
- Exercise
- Revision Passé Composé: Part 4
- Exercise
- Verbs Conjugated by both Avoir and Être in Passé Composé (1)
- Exercise
- Verbs Conjugated by both Avoir and Être in Passé Composé (2)
- Exercise
- Verbs that Transform in Meaning in Passé Composé
- Exercise
- Verbs that Transform in Meaning in Passé Composé- 2
- Exercise
- Revision Passé Composé: Part 5
- Exercise
- Revision Passé Composé: Part 6
- Exercise
- Revision: Uses of Passé Composé
- List of Irregular Reflexive Verbs (Download)
- Exercise
- Revision Imparfait: Part 1
- Exercise
- Revision Imparfait: Part 2
- Exercise
- Revision Imparfait: Part 3
- Exercise
- Passé Composé vs Imparfait: Part 1 Free Preview
- Exercise
- Passé Composé vs Imparfait: Part 2
- Exercise
- Vocabulary Quiz: Section 1
3

Section 2
- Section 2: Vocabulary (Download)
- What is a Plus-que-parfait?
- Exercise
- Gender Wise Ending in Plus-que-parfait
- Exercise
- Past Participle in Plus-que-parfait
- Exercise
- Imparfait in Plus-que-parfait
- Exercise
- Plus-que-parfait with Avoir and Object Noun
- Exercise
- Plus-que-parfait with Avoir and Direct Object Pronoun
- Exercise
- Plus-que-parfait with Avoir and Indirect Object Pronoun
- Exercise
- Plus-que-parfait with Être and Movement Verb
- Exercise
- Plus-que-parfait with Être and Reflexive verb
- Exercise
- Plus-que-parfait with Être and Direct Object Pronoun
- Exercise
- Plus-que-parfait with Être and Indirect Object Pronoun
- Exercise
- Introduction to Passé Simple
- Exercise
- Passé Simple and - Er Verbs
- Exercise
- Passé Simple with - Er Verbs & ç
- Exercise
- Passé Simple with - Er Verbs & E
- Exercise
- Passé Simple with - Re Verbs
- Exercise
- Passé Simple with - Ir Verbs
- Exercise
- Introducing Passé Simple & Irregular Verbs (With Past Participle)
- Exercise
- Irregular Verbs & Passé Simple (With Past Participle)- 1
- Exercise
- Irregular Verbs & Passé Simple (With Past Participle)- 2
- Exercise
- Irregular Verbs & Passé Simple (With Past Participle) -3
- Exercise
- Irregular Verbs & Passé Simple (With Past Participle) - 4
- Exercise
- Irregular Verbs & Passé Simple (Without Past Participle)
- Exercise
- Irregular Verbs & Passé Simple (Without Past Participle)- 2
- Exercise
- Irregular Verbs & Passé Simple (Without Past Participle)- 3
- Exercise
- Section 2: Vocabulary Quiz
- COPY OF Speaking Test: 1 Sample Answer (Animation)
- COPY OF Speaking Test: 2 Sample Answer (Animation)
- COPY OF Speaking Test: 3 Sample Answer (Animation)
- COPY OF Speaking Test: 4 Sample Answer (Animation)
- COPY OF Speaking Test: 5 Sample Answer (Animation)
- COPY OF Speaking Test: 6 Sample Answer (Animation)
4

Section 3
- Section 3: Vocabulary (Download)
- Revision : Simple Futur
- Exercise
- Simple Futur Verb Changes
- Exercise
- Simple Futur Verb Changes 2
- Exercise
- Irregular Verbs SImple Futur (Download)
- Exercise
- Time Expressions for Future (Download)
- Exercise
- Uses of Simple Futur
- Exercise
- Revision: Futur Proche
- Exercise
- Introducing Futur Antérieur
- Futur Antérieur and its Verbs
- Exercise
- Futur Antérieur & Avoir
- Exercise
- Futur Antérieur & Avoir 2
- Exercise
- Futur Antérieur & Avoir 3
- Exercise
- Futur Antérieur & Être
- Exercise
- Futur Antérieur & Être 2
- Exercise
- Futur Antérieur & Conjunctions
- Exercise
- Futur Simple vs Futur Proche vs Futur Antérieur
- Exercise
- Section 3: Vocabulary Quiz
5

Section 4
- Section 4: Vocabulary (Download)
- What is a Conditional?
- Conditional vs Imparfait
- Exercise
- Conditional endings for - Er Verbs
- Exercise
- Conditional endings for - Re Verbs
- Exercise
- Conditional endings for - Ir Verbs
- Exercise
- Irregular Verb Stems for Conditionals
- Exercise
- Irregular Verb Stems for Conditionals (b)
- Exercise
- Irregular Verb Stems for Conditionals (c)
- Exercise
- Irregular Verb Stems for Conditionals (Download)
- Exercise
- Uses of Present Conditional -1
- Exercise
- Uses of Present Conditional -2
- Exercise Free Preview
- Uses of Present Conditional -3
- Exercise
- Uses of Present Conditional -4
- Exercise
- Introducing: Si Clauses
- Exercise
- "Si" Clauses in Present Conditional - 2
- Exercise
- "Que" Clauses in Present Conditional
- Exercise
- "Mieux" expressions in the Present Conditional: 1
- Exercise
- "Mieux" expressions in the Present Conditional: 2
- Exercise
- Conditionals and Allegations
- Exercise
- Additional Allegation Verbs (Download)
- Exercise
- Section 4: Vocabulary Quiz
6

Section 5
- Section 5: Vocabulary (Download)
- Introducing Subjunctives
- Sentence Structure for Subjunctives
- Exercise
- Subjunctive with -Er Verbs
- Exercise
- Subjunctive with -Re Verbs
- Exercise
- Subjunctive with -Ir Verbs
- Exercise
- Subjunctive Triggers
- Exercise
- Subjunctive Triggers -2
- Exercise
- Double Stem Subjunctives
- Exercise
- Double Stem Subjunctives -2
- Exercise
- Double Stem Subjunctives -3
- Exercise
- Double Stem with Regular Verbs (Download)
- Exercise
- Additional Double Stem Verbs (Download)
- Exercise
- Irregular Stem Subjunctives
- Exercise
- Irregular Stem Subjunctives - 2
- Exercise
- Irregular Stem Subjunctives - 3
- Exercise
- Regular Stem Irregular Subjunctives
- Exercise
- Regular Stem Irregular Subjunctives - 2
- Exercise
- Regular Stem Irregular Subjunctives - 3
- Exercise
- Regular Stem Irregular Subjunctives (Download)
- Exercise
- Writing Activity (Download) - A
- Writing Activity (Download) - B
- Writing Activity (Download)- C
- Writing Activity - A (Answer)
- Writing Activity - B (Answer)
- Writing Activity - C (Answer)
- Section 5: Vocabulary Quiz
7

Section 6
- Section 6: Vocabulary (Download)
- Revision Possessive Adjectives
- Exercise
- Revision- Pronouns
- Exercise
- Introducing Possessive Pronouns
- Exercise
- Possessive Pronouns -Ours, Yours, Theirs
- Exercise
- Possessive Pronouns -Non Plus and Aussi
- Exercise
- Possessive Pronouns - Ce n'est Pas
- Exercise
- Numbers as Pronouns
- Exercise
- Numbers as Pronouns- Floors and Ordinal Numbers
- Exercise
- Introducing Relative Pronouns
- Exercise
- Relative Pronouns - Kinds of "Which"
- Exercise
- Relative Pronouns -Kinds of "Which" -2
- Exercise
- Relative Pronouns -Ou and Dont
- Exercise
- Section 6: Vocabulary Quiz
8

Section 7
- Reading Test : 1 (Download)
- Reading Test: 1 (Quiz)
- Reading Test : 2 (Download)
- Reading Test: 2 (Quiz)
- Reading Test : 3 (Download)
- Reading Test: 3 (Quiz)
- Reading Test : 4 (Download)
- Reading Test: 4 (Quiz)
- Reading Test : 5 (Download)
- Reading Test: 5 (Quiz)
- Reading Test : 6 (Download)
- Reading Test: 6 (Quiz)
- Writing Test: 1 (Download)
- Writing Test: 2 (Download)
- Writing Test: 3 (Download)
- Writing Test: 4 (Download)
- Writing Test: 5 (Download)
- Writing Test: 6 (Download)
- Listening Test: 1 (Audio)
- Listening Test: 1 (Quiz)
- Listening Test: 2 (Audio)
- Listening Test: 2 (Quiz)
- Listening Test: 3 (Audio)
- Listening Test: 3 (Quiz)
- Listening Test: 4 (Audio)
- Listening Test: 4 (Quiz)
- Listening Test: 5 (Audio)
- Listening Test: 5 (Quiz)
- Listening Test: 6 (Audio)
- Listening Test: 6 (Quiz)
- Speaking Test: 1 (Assignment)
- Speaking Test: 2 (Assignment)
- Speaking Test: 3 (Assignment)
- Speaking Test: 4 (Assignment)
- Speaking Test: 5 (Assignment)
- Speaking Test: 6 (Assignment)
9

Answer Keys
- Writing Test: Answer 1
- Writing Test: Answer 2
- Writing Test: Answer 3
- Writing Test: Answer 4
- Writing Test: Answer 5
- Writing Test: Answer 6
- Speaking Test: 1 Sample Answer (Animation)
- Speaking Test: 2 Sample Answer (Animation)
- Speaking Test: 3 Sample Answer (Animation)
- Speaking Test: 4 Sample Answer (Animation)
- Speaking Test: 5 Sample Answer (Animation)
- Speaking Test: 6 Sample Answer (Animation)

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CA$99.99

per month for 12 months

Begin the complete B1 program with a manageable monthly payment instead of a large upfront cost
Spread the investment across 12 monthly payments while still receiving lifetime access
Work through a more advanced intermediate curriculum in a financially flexible way
Access structured lessons, videos, quizzes, tests, and digital learning tools in one complete program
Study without admission applications, registration delays, classroom timetables, or semester deadlines
Return to lessons as often as needed instead of trying to keep up with a fixed academic schedule
The total investment of CA$1,199.88 remains below the estimated CA$1,700 cost of one domestic main-campus university course
Ideal for learners who want to start now, manage the cost over time, and keep access for the long term

Start your B1 journey now, spread the cost comfortably, and keep the full program for life.

One Time Purchase

CA$1,199

Make one payment and unlock the complete B1 program immediately
Receive lifetime access to all lessons, videos, quizzes, tests, and learning tools
Continue reviewing intermediate grammar, reading, listening, writing, and speaking content long after you complete the level
Learn at your own pace without university admission requirements, registration procedures, or fixed class schedules
Avoid the pressure of completing everything within a short academic term
Gain access to a complete self-paced B1 learning system rather than only one scheduled course
At CA$1,199, the full program still remains below the estimated CA$1,700 cost of one domestic main-campus university course
Best suited to learners who want one clear payment, uninterrupted access, and long-term use of the program

Build your intermediate French with one investment and keep the full B1 program available whenever you need it.

French Starts Here

Aisha M. ✓ Verified Learner

Complete French Mastery · B1 Current status · B2 Learner

“B1 was where French started feeling much more usable for me. I became more comfortable explaining my ideas, experiences and opinions in complete sentences.”

Independent Communication

Ryan T. ✓ Verified Learner

Complete French Mastery · B1 Achievement · B1 Completed

“The course helped me connect everything I had learned before. I could speak for longer, understand more detailed conversations and write with much better structure.”

B1 Foundation Completed

Navdeep K. ✓ Verified Learner

Complete French Mastery · B1 Goal · TEF Canada Preparation

“B1 gave me the stronger grammar, vocabulary and speaking base I needed before focusing more seriously on TEF Canada preparation.”

French for Canada

Chloe D. ✓ Verified Learner

Complete French Mastery · B1 Current status · B2 Speaking Practice

“I became much less dependent on translating from English. The practice helped me organize my thoughts in French and respond more naturally.”

Speaking Fluency Development

Harpreet S. ✓ Verified Learner

Complete French Mastery · B1 Goal · French for Career Growth

“I wanted French that could support me professionally, not just basic travel phrases. B1 helped me communicate with more detail and confidence.”

Professional French Development

Marcus L. ✓ Verified Learner

Complete French Mastery · B1 Current status · B2 Learner

“My listening improved a lot at this level. I could follow longer explanations and conversations without needing to understand every single word.”

Listening & Comprehension

FAQs

The B1 course is designed for learners who already understand beginner French and are ready to communicate with greater independence.
It is suitable for:
- Students who have completed an A2 French course.
- Learners who can manage simple everyday conversations.
- Returning students who previously studied intermediate French.
- Learners who can form basic sentences but struggle to explain ideas in detail.
- Students who want to improve listening, speaking, reading, and writing together.
- Adults, teenagers, university students, professionals, and independent learners.
- Learners preparing to progress toward the upper-intermediate B2 level.
The course is not recommended for complete beginners. Students starting from zero should begin with A0 or A1.
You do not need to complete our specific A2 course, but you should already have knowledge equivalent to the A2 level.
Before beginning B1, you should generally be able to:
- Introduce yourself and discuss familiar personal information.
- Describe routines, interests, surroundings, and basic experiences.
- Ask and answer common everyday questions.
- Understand short conversations spoken clearly.
- Use common present, past, and future sentence patterns.
- Read short practical texts and messages.
- Write connected sentences about familiar subjects.
- Communicate during common shopping, travel, and service situations.
Students who are unsure should take the French level assessment or review the A2 program before enrolling.
The B1 course helps you move from advanced beginner communication toward intermediate independence.
You will learn how to:
- Explain experiences, events, goals, and plans.
- Express opinions and provide supporting reasons.
- Participate in longer conversations about familiar topics.
- Understand the main points of clear spoken French.
- Ask follow-up questions and respond with more detail.
- Narrate past events in a more organized way.
- Discuss possibilities, preferences, and decisions.
- Read longer practical and descriptive texts.
- Write connected paragraphs and structured responses.
- Use a broader range of grammar and vocabulary.
The focus is not only on learning rules. You will practise using French to communicate ideas more clearly and naturally.
The course follows a progressive sequence so that vocabulary, grammar, and communication skills develop together.
Depending on the section, you may complete:
- Instructor-led lessons with Hems
- Grammar and vocabulary explanations
- Visual examples and animations
- Listening-comprehension activities
- Reading passages and questions
- Sentence-building exercises
- Guided speaking tasks
- Pronunciation practice
- Writing activities
- Interactive quizzes
- Topic reviews
- Progress assessments
- A complete B1-level test
You can pause lessons, repeat activities, and revisit earlier topics whenever you need additional practice.
The B1 course is self-paced, but consistent study is important at the intermediate level.
For steady progress, we recommend approximately 30–60 minutes per session, three to five times per week.
A balanced weekly routine may include:
- One session for a new lesson
- One session for grammar and vocabulary review
- One session for listening and pronunciation
- One session for speaking and sentence development
- One session for reading, writing, or assessment practice
You may need additional time for writing assignments, longer listening activities, and speaking practice.
Consistency is more effective than completing many lessons at once and then taking a long break.
Completion time varies from student to student.
Your timeline will depend on:
- Your existing A2 foundation
- How often you study
- How much review you require
- Whether you complete every activity
- How frequently you practise speaking
- Your listening-comprehension ability
- The amount of writing practice you complete
Students with a strong A2 foundation may progress more quickly. Learners who need to rebuild grammar, vocabulary, or pronunciation may need additional review.
The goal should be to understand and use the material—not simply complete the videos.
Yes. The course includes guided speaking practice, sentence-building activities, model responses, pronunciation support, and topics designed to help you speak with more detail.
You will practise:
- Describing experiences
- Explaining plans
- Expressing opinions
- Giving reasons
- Comparing options
- Asking follow-up questions
- Discussing familiar problems and solutions
- Connecting ideas during longer responses
Speaking improvement requires active participation. For the best results, repeat examples aloud, create your own responses, record yourself, and regularly practise without reading from a script.
B1 represents an intermediate stage, but it is not complete fluency.
After completing the course, you should be better prepared to communicate independently about familiar topics and manage many everyday situations. However, you may still experience difficulty with:
- Fast conversations
- Unfamiliar accents
- Specialized vocabulary
- Complex arguments
- Abstract topics
- Highly formal communication
- Advanced grammar and natural expressions
B2 continues developing the accuracy, range, and confidence needed for more complex and spontaneous communication.
A2 focuses on handling familiar everyday situations using relatively simple language.
B1 goes further by helping you:
- Speak for longer periods
- Explain experiences in detail
- Express and support opinions
- Connect several ideas
- Understand longer conversations
- Read more developed texts
- Write organized paragraphs
- Communicate with less dependence on memorized phrases
A2 helps you communicate in predictable situations. B1 helps you become more independent when conversations are less predictable.
B2 develops stronger communication across more complex, detailed, and less familiar topics.
At B2, students typically work toward:
- More spontaneous conversation
- More detailed arguments
- Greater grammatical accuracy
- Broader vocabulary
- Better understanding of natural-speed French
- More formal and structured writing
- Discussing abstract or professional topics
- Communicating with less hesitation
B1 creates the foundation needed before progressing into those upper-intermediate skills.
Yes. You can watch a real lesson with Hems before enrolling.
The current preview teaches French colours and demonstrates Hems’ teaching style, pronunciation guidance, explanations, and lesson presentation.
Because the preview is introductory, it does not represent the difficulty of the B1 material. Its purpose is to help you decide whether you enjoy and understand Hems’ teaching approach.
The B1 course is self-paced.
There are no required weekly class times. Hems teaches through recorded lessons, allowing you to study around your own schedule.
You can:
- Pause and replay lessons
- Repeat explanations
- Review difficult grammar
- Return to previous topics
- Complete activities at your own pace
- Build a weekly routine that matches your availability
The flexibility is useful, but regular study is strongly recommended.
Yes. Repetition is encouraged because intermediate French requires both understanding and active use.
You should revisit a lesson when you:
- Understand the rule but cannot use it independently
- Continue making the same grammar mistake
- Cannot follow the listening activity
- Recognize vocabulary but cannot recall it while speaking
- Depend too heavily on model answers
- Need more time to organize a written response
Repeating material is a normal part of progressing from beginner to intermediate French.
Your purchase includes ongoing access to the available B1 course materials, allowing you to study and review at your own pace. Access remains subject to the platform’s terms and the continued availability of the program.
No. Purchasing or completing the course does not guarantee a specific examination score, immigration result, school grade, employment outcome, or official language designation.
The course provides structured learning and practice informed by B1-level objectives. Results depend on:
- Your starting ability
- Study consistency
- Lesson and activity completion
- Speaking and listening practice
- Retention and review
- Preparation for the format of any specific examination
Students preparing for an official test should also study that test’s current format and evaluation requirements.
After successfully completing B1, the recommended next step is the B2 French program.
B2 will help you develop:
- More spontaneous conversation
- Stronger arguments and explanations
- Greater vocabulary range
- More advanced listening comprehension
- More detailed reading and writing
- Improved grammatical accuracy
- Communication across academic, workplace, and social situations

Ready for the next level?

Continue from B1 foundations into more advanced grammar, listening, reading, writing and structured speaking practice at the B2 level.

Continue to the Complete B2 Level, or

Continue with the Complete B1–B2 and A0–B2 Pathways

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Move beyond predictable French. Communicate more independently.

Build the language control needed for independent communication.

Level B1 - Course Overview

Complete French Mastery B1 — Intermediate French Course

Who the B1 Course Is For

B1 — Intermediate | Approximately CLB 5–6

What’s Included in the B1 Course

Total: 275 B1 learning and assessment components

Learning Outcomes

Detailed curriculum:

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