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These three lessons of the Self-study French course book focus on building sentences. Developing your students' grammatical and conversation skills is the first step to gaining confidence. Most vocabulary terms are reused in lessons to reinforce memorization and understanding in context. Full preview available to see the content of each lesson.

♣ Formats :

PDF for print : Non-editable and editable US LETTER (meant to put answers) versions
Audio files : MP3

♣ Common European Framework of Reference by the Council of Europe - CEFR

PREA1.OP.1 : Can produce short phrases about themselves, giving basic personal information (e.g. name, address, family, nationality).

PREA1.WP.1 : Can give basic personal information (e.g. name, address, nationality), perhaps with the use of a dictionary.

A1.OC.1 : Can follow language which is very slow and carefully articulated, with long pauses for them to assimilate meaning.

A1.WP.2 : Can produce simple isolated phrases and sentences.

Grammar :

Phrase interrogative : demander l'âge d'un personne / Interrogative sentence : asking someone their age (formal and informal)
Phrases interrogatives : demander les origines / Interrogative sentences : asking someone where they are from (formal and informal)
Phrases déclaratives : dire d'où l'on vient / Declarative sentences : saying where one is from
Pronoms interrogatifs : quel, où / Interrogative pronouns
Genre des noms communs / Noun's grammatical gender
Article définis : le, la, l' / Grammatical articles
Règle d'élision / Use of the apostrophe
Les déterminants possessifs / Possessive determiners
Phrase simple : être + groupe nominal / Basic sentence : TO BE + noun phrase
Groupe nominal / Noun phrase
Le pluriel des noms communs et leurs exceptions / Plural forms and exceptions
Phrase simple : déterminant possessif dans le groupe nominal sujet / Basic sentence : possessive determiner in a subject noun phrase
Présentation : voici / voilà / Here is, Here are
Pronom "ce" + ÊTRE / It is, They are with the pronoun "ce"

Conjugation :

Verbe "avoir" au présent / "TO HAVE" present tense
Verbe "venir" au présent / "TO COME (from)" present tense
Verbe "habiter" au présent / "TO LIVE" present tense

Vocabulary :

Les nombres de 10 à 20 / Numbers from 10 to 20
Les dizaines / Tens
100 / 1 000
La famille / Family
Les animaux / Animals

Culture :

Tutoiement / Informal speech
Vouvoiement / Formal speech
Genre des animaux / Grammatical gender of animals' names

♣ General advice :

I recommend using a notebook dedicated to this study so that your student can write full sentences right away. Even if they may simply have to fill in gaps, having a habit of rewriting the sentences will help memorize and build core skills in terms of forming simple sentences.

As for the audio files, numbers are put in subfiles so that they can work on specific numbers depending on their progress.

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