Apprendre le français is a learn French app for Android made by the Français PDF website. It covers French as a school subject from grade 1 (CP) to grade 12 (Terminale), with lessons, worksheets, quizzes, tests and a conjugator.
The app uses French for French-speaking students, so it fits best a reader who already has a basic level. For English-speaking scientists, it is a way to read French texts with confidence.
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At a glance
- Platform : Android
- Levels : grade 1 (CP) to grade 12 (Terminale)
- Content : lessons, worksheets, quizzes, 25 tests, 150-verb conjugator
- Account : not needed
- Language : French
- Advertising : none
Getting started in five steps
- Install Apprendre le français from Google Play.
- Select your level, from grade 1 (CP) to grade 12 (Terminale).
- Open a chapter and read the lesson with its examples and summary boxes.
- Work through the progressive worksheet.
- Take the 15-question quiz and read the advice shown with your final score.
What you will find inside the learn French app
- Clear lessons with examples, boxes marked as points to remember and diagrams.
- Progressive worksheets for each level.
- Quizzes of 15 questions with sounds, colours, a final mark and personalised advice.
- 25 graded tests to practise as in class.
- A conjugator with 150 verbs in all tenses and moods.
- Chapters that follow the official programmes: reading, grammar, spelling, conjugation, vocabulary, writing, literature and exam preparation.
Your progress, finished chapters, best marks and favourites stay on your device. You need no account, and there is no advertising.
Who it is for
The app targets students in French schools, on phone or tablet. Detailed corrections and printable PDF files are available on the Français PDF site, one tap from the app.
A foreign student, an adult relearning French or a family living abroad can also use the conjugator and the grammar lessons, provided they can read French instructions.
Why a science student needs good French
Science relies on precise language. Reading an experimental protocol or a report in French, as in many exchange programmes, requires accurate grammar and the right verb forms.
Our physics and chemistry courses come in English for this site, and a French course can run in parallel. Practise a chapter on the agreement of verbs, then read a procedure aloud and check each ending.
From primary school to the baccalauréat
The app follows the official programmes through reading, grammar, spelling, conjugation, vocabulary, writing, literature and exam preparation. The same structure repeats at each level, so a student always knows where to find a lesson.
Quizzes of 15 questions end with a mark and advice tailored to the answers. The 25 graded tests help a student practise under conditions close to class.
The conjugator, with 150 verbs in every tense and mood, is useful far beyond school. It is the quickest way to check a verb form before finishing a report.
Progress stays on the device, so a student can use the app on the way to school without any registration. Favourites let you keep the chapters you want to revisit before a test, while the best marks show at a glance how far you have come in each level.
Tips for steady progress
- Take one quiz after each lesson, not before.
- Review the conjugator for verbs you hesitate on in writing.
- Save difficult chapters as favourites and revisit them weekly.
- Use the graded tests to simulate real class conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What is Apprendre le français?
Apprendre le français is an Android app for revising French from grade 1 to grade 12. It gathers lessons, worksheets, quizzes, graded tests and a verb conjugator, all based on the official school programmes.
Is the app in English?
No. The app uses French for French-speaking students. English-speaking users need a basic level to follow the lessons, although the conjugator tables are useful at any level.
Does it need an account?
No. The store text says you need no account and there is no advertising. Progress, such as finished chapters, best marks and favourites, stays on the device itself.
How many verbs does the conjugator contain?
The conjugator contains 150 verbs, shown in all tenses and moods. It sits alongside 25 graded tests and quizzes of 15 questions with sounds, colours and personal advice.
