Welcome to your B1 French course. By the end, you'll be able to handle everyday conversations, tell stories about your past, and describe your life in French with real confidence. You'll build your skills step by step and learn language you can use straight away. With Auracle, you will rapidly build towards fluency by speaking constantly and being asked to actively recall words and sentences. Active recall is proven to be essential for language acquisition. Auracle will ensure that you learn rapidly and forget nothing by reinforcing information at the exact moment you need to review. Let's get started!

To give a clear, structured answer in French, you can use special words called discourse markers. They act like signposts, guiding your listener through your points. In this deck, we'll learn the key markers for starting, continuing, contrasting, and finishing a spoken response.

To introduce your first point, you can start with 'd’abord'. It means 'first' or 'first of all'. For example, if asked about your holiday: 'D’abord, je suis allé à la plage', which means 'First, I went to the beach'.

After your first point, use 'ensuite' to move to the next one. It means 'then' or 'next'. Following our earlier example, you could say: 'Ensuite, j’ai mangé au restaurant', which means 'Then, I ate at the restaurant'.