Apprendre l’anglais is an English course app for Android, from the Anglais PDF site, written for French students from 6ème (about Grade 6) to Terminale (about Grade 12). It offers lessons, worksheets, quizzes, graded tests and a list of irregular verbs.
The explanations are in French and the examples come with translations, so the app targets French speakers learning English.
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At a glance
- Platform: Android
- Levels: 6ème to Terminale (about Grade 6 to Grade 12)
- Content: lessons, worksheets, 10-question quizzes, graded tests
- Tools: irregular verbs with pronunciation
- Language of the explanations: French
- Account: not required
Who really needs it
This page may interest you if a French-speaking child in your family is learning English, if you teach English to French speakers, or if you are curious about how the French school system presents English grammar. However, for an English-speaking student who only wants math practice, other apps in this family are a better fit.
Each level follows the official program, so it has chapters on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, expression, comprehension, civilization and method.
What is inside the English course app
- Clear lessons with translated examples, tables and diagrams
- Progressive worksheets
- Quizzes of 10 questions with sounds, colors, a final grade and personalized advice
- Graded tests out of 20, to practice as in class
- A list of irregular verbs with pronunciation and examples
The levels are 6ème, 5ème, 4ème, 3ème, Seconde, Première and Terminale. Because the program is French, a lesson on a tense may follow the way a French teacher would present it.
What an English speaker can learn from it
The irregular verbs list, with pronunciation, is useful for any learner. Also, seeing how the app explains grammar in French helps an English teacher understand the mistakes that French speakers make, such as confusing present perfect and simple past.
It is not a conversation course, but it supports school learning with lessons, practice and tests.
Practical details
The device stores progress: finished chapters, best grades and favorites. No account is needed and there is no advertising. The app suits phones and tablets. The Anglais PDF site hosts the detailed answer keys and printable sheets, and one tap opens it from the app.
For a French-speaking family in the US, the app can reinforce the English taught at school, since the explanations come in the language the child thinks in. A lesson on a tense or on word order appears with tables and translated examples, which makes comparison easy. The graded tests out of 20 follow the French style of marking. For example, a score of 14 out of 20 is a good result in France, even though it looks lower than a US percentage.
The app also shows how the French program is organized. Grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, expression, comprehension, civilization and method each get their own chapters, level after level, so a teacher can see which skills a French student must master in Seconde or in Terminale. When you compare that with the US sequence, you will notice where the two systems put the emphasis.
Getting started
- Install the app on your Android phone or tablet.
- Choose the level that matches the student’s class.
- Read the lesson and the translated examples.
- Do the worksheet and then the 10-question quiz.
- Take a graded test out of 20 to check progress.
Families who also want math help can visit the Mathovore math lessons or the math glossary, both in English.
Frequently asked questions
What is Apprendre l'anglais?
Apprendre l'anglais is an Android app from the Anglais PDF site. It teaches English to French students from 6ème to Terminale, with lessons, worksheets, quizzes, graded tests and irregular verbs.
Are the lessons in English?
The explanations are in French, and examples come with translations. Therefore the app suits French speakers learning English, not English speakers learning another subject.
What is in the irregular verbs list?
The list gives irregular verbs with pronunciation and examples. It belongs to the toolbox, along with lessons on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, expression, comprehension, civilization and method.
Do I need an account?
No. The device stores progress, including finished chapters, best grades and favorites. The app has no advertising and suits both phones and tablets.
