DELF B2 DELF Small batches

DELF B2 preparation course

The DELF is the French Ministry of Education's diploma, and it stays valid for life. My DELF batches follow its four papers, from A1 to B2.

Duration6 months (2 × 3)
Each class3 hrs, incl. 15-min break
PlatformGoogle Meet
Fee₹23,800 per part₹47,600 for both parts

Fees are payable in advance and are non-refundable.

Course structure

Month-by-month syllabus

These are the grammar topics for each month. On top of them, you speak in every class, and I evaluate your speaking, writing, reading and listening continuously.

  • Part 13 months · ₹23,800

    DELF B2.1

    • Month 1
      • Reported Speech: « le discours rapporté » (Statements and Questions)
      • The Passive Voice: « la voix passive » and Its Alternatives
      • Relative Pronouns: « ce qui », « ce que », « ce dont »
      • « Le subjonctif »: Nuances Between the Subjunctive and the Indicative
      • Causative Constructions: « faire » + Infinitive, « laisser »
      • French Vowels – VI: Vowel Quality in Connected Speech
    • Month 2
      • « Le subjonctif passé » and « la concordance des temps »
      • The Infinitive: Present and Past
      • Verbs of Perception + Infinitive
      • « La proposition participiale »
      • Nominalization: « la nominalisation » and the Written Register
      • Conjunctions of Condition with the Subjunctive: « à moins que », « pourvu que », « à condition que »
      • The Rhythm Group and Stress in Standard French
    • Month 3
      • « Le passé simple »: Recognition in Written French
      • « Le futur dans le passé »
      • Dislocation and Apposition
      • Ellipsis
      • « Le e muet », Liaison and Elision in Careful and Informal Speech
  • Part 23 months · ₹23,800

    DELF B2.2

    • Month 4
      • « Le subjonctif imparfait » and « le subjonctif plus-que-parfait »: Formal and Literary Use
      • « Le passé antérieur »
      • « Le discours indirect libre »
      • Stylistic Values of « le conditionnel » (Attenuation, the Journalistic Conditional)
      • Stylistic Values of « l'imparfait » and « le présent de narration »
      • French Vowels – VII: Fine Distinctions and Regional Variation
    • Month 5
      • The Complex Sentence: Subordination and Coordination
      • Inversion: Stylistic and Subject-Verb Inversion
      • Impersonal Verbs: « il s'agit de », « il convient de », « il suffit de », etc.
      • Reformulation and Precision: Syntactic Means
      • Interrogative Pronouns: « lequel », « qui est-ce que », etc.
      • Intonation: Advanced Patterns and Emphasis in Extended Speech
    • Month 6
      • Modalization: « la modalisation » and « la nuance »
      • Articles: Advanced Uses (The Zero Article, Nuances of the Partitive)
      • « L'adjectif verbal » vs « le participe présent »
      • Register: « les registres de langue » in Spoken and Written French
      • Prosody Across Registers and Regional Accents
What you can do at the end

B2 lets you hold a conversation with French speakers without strain on either side, and explain your view on a current issue, weighing the pros and cons of different options.

Every class

How my online French classes work

  • Every class is live on Google Meet. Nothing is pre-recorded.

  • I keep batches small: enough people to hold a real conversation, and few enough that I hear each of you speak in every class.

  • A section of each class recording goes to students after every class, for revision.

  • Evaluation is continuous. You speak in every class and complete weekly listening, reading and writing tasks, so we both know where you stand long before exam day.

Is this course right for you?

This course is a good fit if

  • You have finished B1.

  • You're moving to France and need the DELF.

Another option may suit you better if

  • You want one-to-one classes. I teach group batches only.

  • You want a guaranteed pass. Success in an exam depends most on attending class regularly, doing your homework and working on my feedback. Most students who do this pass with flying colours, but students learn differently and at different rates, so I don't guarantee a result. It takes equal effort from you and from me.

  • You want fluency in thirty days. Each CEFR level takes a three-month course.

  • You want recorded lessons to watch on your own schedule. Classes are live, and the short recording I send afterwards is for revision.

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