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French (DELF / DALF / TCF) practice test and study plan

CEFR A1–C2 · for French-taught programs, visas & Quebec

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CEFR A1–C2
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  1. Learn how the exam works

    4 sections, scored CEFR A1–C2. Ten minutes here saves a wasted attempt fee.

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  2. Work through the lessons

    8 free French lessons, each ending in a drill you do on the spot.

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  3. Practise with the answers explained

    Learn mode, one section at a time: answer a question and it tells you straight away whether you were right, and why.

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  4. Sit it against the clock

    The timed set is live now. The full-length mock opens at 40 questions across the official sections — 0 are in so far.

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The official French (DELF / DALF / TCF) runs 2h 45m in full — this is a timed practice set, not the whole exam.

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Also live, as drills rather than mock sections: Grammar (9), Reading comprehension (6), Vocabulary (5).

A full-length mock runs every section in the exam's own order, at the exam's own pace, in one sitting — and that needs a bank this one does not have yet. The drills above are real practice in the meantime.

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