🇫🇷 C1 — Advanced
26 weekly quizzes · 650 questions
Can understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts. Can express ideas fluently and spontaneously without much searching for expressions.
Who is C1 for?
Advanced learners preparing for DALF C1 or aiming for near-native fluency.
Topics covered: Passé Simple, Subjonctif Passé, Conditionnel Passé, Advanced Relative Pronouns, Gérondif, Formal Register, Idiomatic Expressions
All 26 Weeks
Passé Simple (Literary Tense)
25 questions
Subjonctif Passé
25 questions
Conditionnel Passé
25 questions
Futur Antérieur
25 questions
Si Clauses (All Three Types Including Type 3)
25 questions
Subjonctif in Adverbial Clauses (avant que, pour que, bien que, à moins que)
25 questions
Subjonctif vs Indicatif (Contrast)
25 questions
Advanced Relative Pronouns (lequel, auquel, duquel, ce qui, ce que, ce dont)
25 questions
Passive Voice & On Construction
25 questions
Discours Indirect (Advanced - Tense Shifts)
25 questions
Gérondif & Participe Présent (en + -ant)
25 questions
Formal Register & Professional French
25 questions
Expressions Idiomatiques
25 questions
Phrasal Expressions (avoir beau, être en train de, venir de)
25 questions
Advanced Preposition Usage (à, de, en, dans - nuanced)
25 questions
Nominalisation (converting verbs/adjectives to nouns)
25 questions
Advanced Connectors (néanmoins, en dépit de, quoique, tandis que)
25 questions
Ne Explétif & Literary Negation
25 questions
Registres de Langue (familier, courant, soutenu)
25 questions
Faux Amis (False Friends) English-French
25 questions
Academic & Literary French
25 questions
Business & Formal Correspondence
25 questions
Nuanced Vocabulary & Synonyms
25 questions
Error Analysis (identify incorrect sentences)
25 questions
Cultural References & Francophone World
25 questions
Comprehensive Advanced Review
25 questions
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Students with basic French who want to master complex tenses and grammar.
Browse B1 Quizzes →About CEFR C1 (Advanced) French Practice
Our C1 Advanced French quizzes follow the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), the international standard for measuring language proficiency. Each week features 25 multiple-choice questions focusing on a specific grammar topic at the C1 level.
With 26 weeks of content and 650+ questions, learners get comprehensive practice covering passé simple, subjonctif passé, conditionnel passé, advanced relative pronouns, gérondif, formal register, idiomatic expressions. All quizzes are free, require no sign-up, and provide instant scoring.
These quizzes are suitable for students preparing for DELF, DALF, TCF, or anyone wanting to improve their French grammar at the advanced level.