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Elisabeth15 min/day for 90 days.- Elisabeth

One guided exercise a day, for 90 days.

For three months, you do one guided 15-minute exercise every day. It pulls together listening, vocabulary, corrected writing and a short game - all built around one everyday French topic.

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DAY 23
Friday · day 23 of 90
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Today's theme · Change
/ʃɑ̃.ʒe da.vi kɔm də ʃə.miz/
To change your mind constantly, like a weather vane.
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Why this workbook exists

You want to learn French, but you don't know where to start.

If you see yourself in one or more of these, you're not alone. That's exactly why I created this workbook.

01

You took some French in school and most of it has faded.

You remember a few words and a few expressions, but it all feels fuzzy now. You know you could pick it back up - except every method you find feels intimidating. What you want is an easy way back in, without having to crack open a 400-page grammar book.

02

You've tried Duolingo and you're not really learning anything you can use.

You know the colors, the animals, the days of the week. But when you want to say something real - talk about your day, write a message to a French friend - the words just aren't there. The exercises feel abstract and nothing really sticks.

03

You start every method and finish none of them.

You open an app, keep at it for three days, then drop off. You download an 80-page PDF and never come back to it. What you need is a format that's short enough and varied enough to keep you going for three months.

90 everyday themes

A look at what's waiting for you.

You'll find a few colorful idioms, sure - but mostly the small turns of phrase French people use all the time, the kind that make the difference between correct French and French that actually sounds right.

Day 03Sécher les coursSchool
Day 15Tomber d'accordAgreement
Day 19Jeter l'argent par les fenêtresWasting
Day 23Changer d'avis comme de chemiseChange
Day 35En faire tout un fromageOverreacting
Day 42Comme ci comme çaSo-so
Day 03Sécher les coursSchool
Day 15Tomber d'accordAgreement
Day 19Jeter l'argent par les fenêtresWasting
Day 23Changer d'avis comme de chemiseChange
Day 35En faire tout un fromageOverreacting
Day 42Comme ci comme çaSo-so
Day 54Être relouAnnoying person
Day 58Être fleur bleueRomantic
Day 62Au petit bonheur la chanceAt random
Day 74Il y a moyenIt's possible
Day 81Avoir le cafardFeeling down
Day 87Ça ne casse pas trois pattes à un canardNothing special
Day 54Être relouAnnoying person
Day 58Être fleur bleueRomantic
Day 62Au petit bonheur la chanceAt random
Day 74Il y a moyenIt's possible
Day 81Avoir le cafardFeeling down
Day 87Ça ne casse pas trois pattes à un canardNothing special
And 78 more - from the simplest to the most expressive, laid out across three months that build on each other.
What you do every day

15 minutes, 5 guided exercises, one expression that sticks.

Rather than one word a day to memorize on your own, you get a short, complete session that walks you through listening, repeating, writing and playing with today's expression - so it actually stays with you.

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Today's expression - Sécher les cours - audio, phonetics and example in context
Today's expression

A living expression, not a dictionary entry.

Each day you meet an expression French people actually use - with audio, phonetics, register (informal, formal...) and an example in context that shows you when to use it.

  • Native audio at normal or slowed speed (0.7x)
  • A definition in simple French and a real-life example
  • Save the expression to revisit later
2
Your turn! - using the expression in a short sentence
Your turn!

You build it in your own words.

We give you a concrete situation and you write a short sentence using the expression. This is the exact moment it goes from “I've seen it” to “I know how to use it”.

  • A real situation, not a fill-in-the-blank
  • Instant feedback on whether you used the expression right
  • Two minutes flat - fits right into your evening routine
3
Writing exercise with open prompt and word counter
Writing exercise

A story to tell and your mistakes corrected.

The heart of the session: an open prompt asking you to write 100 to 150 words in French. No constraints on the form - tell a story, share your view, make something up. And the correction behind it is serious (we walk you through it just below).

  • Prompts designed to get you reusing the expression naturally
  • A “Need help?” hint when you're not sure what to write
  • Word and character counter so you can gauge your answer
4
My notes and vocabulary - a table for 10 words and a notes block
Notes & vocabulary

Your own personal notebook, alongside today's expression.

During the session, you can jot down other words or phrases you want to remember, along with what you took away that day. The vocabulary you save goes straight into your review flashcards.

  • Up to ten words or expressions to remember each day
  • Free-form notes: “what clicked for me today”
  • Check the extra skills you practiced (reading, speaking...)
5
The Mystery Word - mini Wordle game in French with AZERTY keyboard
The Mystery Word

To finish: a little game, because that's what makes you come back tomorrow.

A daily French Wordle tied to today's expression. It's no gimmick - that little game is what turns a learning chore into a habit you actually want to keep up tomorrow. And there's a hint if you get stuck.

  • One mystery word a day, tied to the expression
  • A hint when you need one
  • The little thing that makes you say “one more minute”
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The correction that changes everything

Your writing gets real corrections. Not just an automatic score.

When you write, Jean shows you what's off, gives you what a French person would actually have written and explains why in simple French. It's exactly what a teacher who takes the time to read what you wrote would do.

1What you write
Tell us about a time you skipped class. Why? What did you do instead?

Quand j'avais 16 ans, j'ai séché les cours un fois pour aller à le cinéma avec ma copine. Mes parents étaient très fâché quand ils savaient, mais c'était une bonne journée.

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2What we send back
Good effort · 4 correctionsNice story - you used the expression well. Let's walk through the mistakes together.

Quand j'avais 16 ans, j'ai séché les cours une fois pour aller au cinéma avec ma copine. Mes parents étaient très fâchés quand ils l'ont appris, mais c'était une bonne journée.

Gender“une fois”, not “un fois” · “fois” is a feminine word, like “une chose” or “une voix”.
Contraction“au cinéma”, not “à le cinéma” · “à + le” always contracts to “au”. Same for “à + les” which becomes “aux”.
Agreement“fâchés” with an -s · Your parents are plural, so the adjective agrees with them.
Tense“l'ont appris”, not “savaient” · “savaient” describes an ongoing state (they had known for a while). Here it’s the moment they found out, so passé composé.
Not a score - a real explanation, every time you write.
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Your real mistakes

Grammar, conjugation, prepositions, agreements - every error is spotted and corrected, not just flagged.

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The natural phrasing

We show you what a French person would have said, not just “right” or “wrong”.

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The why

A short explanation in simple French, so you understand the rule instead of just memorizing it.

Three months, three stages

How your French changes, from the first week to the last.

1Month 1

You get back into the habit of writing in French.

In the first weeks, you rebuild a habit that had gone dormant. Your sentences are short, sometimes clumsy. And that's exactly what you want. The corrections you get zero in on the agreements and small prepositions that have been tripping you up for years.

2Month 2

Your sentences get longer, your hesitations shrink.

By the second month, you can feel yourself writing faster and more freely. The expressions from the first weeks start showing up in your own sentences without you having to think about it. You start catching some of your own mistakes before you hit submit.

3Month 3

You write naturally, with phrases that sound right.

By the end of the 90 days, you have 90 everyday expressions in your head and you use them without stopping to translate first. Your messages, your emails, even your spoken replies feel more fluid and more natural.

The bonuses included

Eleven bonuses you unlock as you move through the 90 days.

Printable or fillable on screen - they round out the workbook when a theme is worth digging into a little further. Hover any card to see when it unlocks.

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Printable workbook

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Editable workbook

Day 1
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French toast recipe

Day 7
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30 essential verbs

Day 14
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10 common mistakes

Day 35
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Expanded vocabulary

Day 42
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Tarte tatin recipe

Day 49
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Adjectives of emotion

Day 56
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Informal French

Day 63
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10 false friends

Day 70
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Brand name or common noun?

Day 77
What students say

"It's the first resource I've actually finished."

- David, finished his workbook in June
The fifteen-minute format changes everything. I never had to wonder what to do or where to start. I open it, I do the exercise, I close it, and I get on with my day. Three months in, I can clearly see the difference in the way I write my messages.
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SarahWorkbook · Day 73 · 🇬🇧
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I was nervous about getting back into it after twenty years away from French. The workbook was exactly what I needed - easy, short, with clear explanations. I never felt in over my head, and I made it through the 90 days without skipping a single one.
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DavidWorkbook · 90 days finished · 🇮🇪
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I'd tried two or three apps before, and I never lasted more than a couple of weeks. What works for me here is that every day is different: one day I listen, one day I write a little story, one day I play a Wordle. So I never get bored, and I keep coming back.
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MichaelWorkbook · Day 30 · 🇦🇺
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The teacher behind the journal
The journal's method comes from what Elisabeth has taught her YouTube community for years, and from what actually works with her students.
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Before you decide

The workbook isn't for everyone. And that's okay.

The workbook is built around a daily writing and expression routine, not the oral immersion of my other courses. If you're looking for something else, I'd rather tell you up front.

The workbook is for you if...

You're starting French or coming back to it
  • You're a beginner in French, or you studied French a long time ago and you want to ease back into it.
  • You want a short, doable routine instead of an intimidating 400-page method.
  • You want to learn words and expressions that are concrete and usable every day, not abstract vocabulary.
  • You want to write your first sentences with someone who corrects you without making you feel judged.

The workbook isn't for you if...

Not everyone needs the same level
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My French workbook

€79 once and the workbook is yours forever. That comes to less than €0.90 per guided session.

  • 90 guided exercises, fifteen minutes each
  • Audio at two speeds (normal and slowed down)
  • Detailed feedback on your own sentences
  • A daily French Wordle
  • Quiz, crossword, spaced-repetition flashcards
  • Cultural notes on every theme
  • 11 bonus PDFs unlocked as you go
  • Streak tracking and personal stats
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Fifteen-day guarantee, no questions asked

Try the workbook for two full weeks. If it's not the right fit, send me an email and I'll refund you - no explanation needed.

FAQ

A few things you might be wondering.

What if I miss a day, or even several?

No problem at all. This isn't the kind of app that guilts you when you skip a few days. You pick up where you left off, at your own pace. And you finish when you finish. What matters is coming back, not stringing together perfect days.

What level of French do I need to start?

The workbook is built for beginners and people picking French back up after a long break. If you can read the French alphabet and recognize a few basic words, you have what you need. The first days start very simply, with everyday themes you can handle even if you haven't practiced in years.

Who corrects my sentences?

Jean does - a correction system trained specifically on the mistakes beginners most often make in French. You get the corrected sentence and a detailed explanation right below it. It's not an automatic score - it's real feedback that tells you why something doesn't work.

How is this different from 360 French Immersion?

360 is built to help you understand real spoken French: dialogues between natives, pronunciation, the rhythm of the spoken language. The workbook is built to get you writing and building expression reflexes, fifteen minutes a day, starting simple. Many students do both, in any order: one trains your ear, the other your pen.

Is this a subscription, or a one-time purchase?

A one-time purchase, for life. You pay €79 once and the workbook is yours forever. No auto-renewal, no card we keep charging, no notification guilting you when you haven't opened the app in two weeks.

What if the workbook isn't right for me in the end?

You have a full fifteen days to try it. If you decide it isn't the right resource for you, send me an email and I'll refund you in full - no explanation needed. I'd rather this workbook end up in the hands of people who'll actually use it.

How long does each exercise really take?

Between twelve and eighteen minutes, depending on whether you want to sit with the cultural note, listen to the audio a few more times, or push your writing a little further. Fifteen minutes a day is a real promise, not a marketing line.

Three months from now,

your French could already feel different.

If you start your workbook today, your last day will be here before you know it. Three months go by quickly, especially when each day only asks you for fifteen minutes. The question isn't whether you can do it. It's whether you finally want to get your French moving again.

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