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The same method, in French. A real conversation first, then a roadmap built only from what it heard you do.
French punishes the things a course tends to skim: participles that agree with the subject but only sometimes, the partitive that collapses to de after a negation, pronouns that move in front of the verb, and a fistful of prepositions with no rule behind them. The diagnosis finds which of those are actually yours. And because so much French agreement is silent, the roadmap uses writing as well as speech — mangé and mangée sound identical, so only writing can show which one you reach for.
What a cycle looks like
- Agreement, conjugation, tense and partitive patterns from your own words
- Written work, because silent agreement can't be heard
- A rhythm drill built on French prominence — the end of the group, not a stressed syllable
- Notes on why English or another first language pushes you the wrong way
You can change the language you're working on at any time in Settings — each one keeps its own roadmap and its own profile.
Working on the other one instead?Work on English instead