The Francophone Collective Releases New French Conjugation Drill Workbooks, Grows Its Catalogue of French Grammar Books

PARIS, FRANCE, January 7, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Francophone Collective, a Paris-based boutique publishing house focused on structured French language learning, has expanded its catalogue with the release of a new series of French conjugation workbooks titled The No-Nonsense Workbook of French Verb Conjugation Drills.

The new series reinforces the publishing house's focus on French learning workbooks designed to support both independent and classroom study. It forms part of a growing range of French grammar supplementary books developed to help learners progress through the CEFR framework with clear, level-specific practice.

Positioned within the broader category of French conjugation workbooks for adult learners, the series is structured around repetition, clarity, and a defined learning scope. Each workbook targets a specific CEFR level, providing focused verb drills that reflect the grammatical demands learners encounter as they advance.

“The goal with this series was to remove unnecessary complexity and focus purely on the practice learners actually need,” said Patrice Fournier, founder of The Francophone Collective. “Conjugation is often where learners lose confidence, not because it is impossible, but because practice is fragmented. These workbooks are designed to build faster, more confident conjugation recall through consistent repetition.”

The first volumes released in the French conjugation workbook series are:
• DELF A1 No-Nonsense Workbook of French Verb Conjugation Drills: Beginner
• DELF A2 No-Nonsense Workbook of French Verb Conjugation Drills: Upper Beginner

French conjugation remains one of the most persistent challenges for language learners, particularly at transition points where exposure to verb tenses increases sharply and inconsistent practice often leads to plateauing. The Francophone Collective’s conjugation workbooks address this challenge through guided drills, progressive difficulty, and learning objectives aligned with CEFR expectations.

“Our catalogue is built as a system rather than a collection of isolated titles,” Fournier added. “Each workbook sits clearly within a progression, so learners understand what they are practising and why.”

The new series joins the publishing house’s broader catalogue of French grammar books, which covers levels from beginner to upper-intermediate. The imprint also maintains a small fiction footprint through Retour à Jamais, a time-travel series designed to support language acquisition through narrative immersion. Its flagship series, Essential French Grammar Explained in English, has sold over 20,000 copies worldwide, reflecting sustained demand for structured, independent French learning resources.

By expanding its French conjugation workbook catalogue, The Francophone Collective continues to develop structured, level-based French learning resources, with additional CEFR levels and complementary practice formats planned as part of its publishing roadmap.

About The Francophone Collective
The Francophone Collective is a Paris-based boutique publishing house led by French educatorss and Anglophone editors redefining how French is taught. They combine decades of expert instruction with Anglophone perspectives to offer a precise, practical method tailored to English speakers — making French logical, approachable, and truly learnable.

More information about The Francophone Collective and its French learning catalogue can be found on its official website.

Andrew Court and Patrice Fournier
The Francophone Collective
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