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TCF Canada: You listen to a recording, and then—BAM—the question appears. You have to be a ninja. You need to hold the information in your brain for those few agonizing seconds before the screen updates. TEF Canada: You get to see the questions before and during the audio. It’s like having a map before you enter the forest.

For English speakers learning French, pronunciation is often the invisible wall. Grammar can be studied. Vocabulary can be memorized. But pronunciation? That’s where confidence quietly collapses — or suddenly skyrockets. The truth is encouraging, though: most pronunciation problems are predictable. They follow patterns. And once you know what to listen for and how to train your mouth, progress can be surprisingly fast.

The 350 words are grouped by function, because that’s how your brain uses them in conversation: Core verbs Pronouns Articles & determiners Prepositions Connectors & logical words Time & frequency Everyday nouns Descriptive adjectives Spoken French essentials Opinion & debate vocabulary