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Despite being named man of the match on debut for England, half back Rangi Chase says he's keen to improve in time for the team's Four Nations opener against Wales on Saturday.
England triumphed 32-18 against France in their final warm-up match ahead of the tournament in Avignon on Friday.
Two late French tries made the scoreline look a little less comfortable for the visitors and Chase says that lessons will need to be learned if they are to be successful this autumn.
England are7.00 to win the tournament while Wales are 151.00.
"It was a bit of a mixed day for me. There were some things I did well but other things that I feel I didn't do quite as well. There's a lot for me to work on and I was a little bit surprised to be named man of the match," said the Castleford play-maker, who pledged his allegiance to England earlier this month.
"We could have had a few more points flowing but we shot ourselves in the foot a couple of times. They played well and deserved their late tries but for the match to finish so close was a little bit disappointing.
"But a match like that is always a much more useful work-out than an easy victory. We knew France would ask us some questions and they were able to help us pinpoint the areas where we're probably not as strong as we should be."
England's clash with the Welsh on Saturday is followed by a match on Bonfire Night at Wembley against Australia. A week later they travel to the KC Stadium to face New Zealand, who are4.00 to go all the way.
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