Course curriculum

    1. 1.1 Travel & Vacation Vocabulary — countries, nationalities, modes of transport, vacation activities, seasons and weather expressions

    2. QUIZ 1.1

    3. 1.2 The Passé Composé with avoir — formation, regular past participles, common irregular participles, agreement, and negation in the past

    4. QUIZ 1.2

    5. 1.3 The Passé Composé with être — the être verbs (DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP), past-participle agreement with the subject

    6. QUIZ 1.3

    7. 1.4 Direct Object Pronouns — le, la, les, me, te, nous, vous; placement in present and past; agreement in the passé composé

    8. QUIZ 1.4

    9. 1.5 Regular -ir Verbs — finir, choisir, réfléchir and the -iss- pattern in present and past

    10. QUIZ 1.5

    11. 1.6 The Impératif — affirmative and negative commands; the impératif with pronouns; giving travel instructions

    12. QUIZ 1.6

    13. 1.7 Culture — vacation and travel practices across France, Senegal, and the French Antilles; le tourisme and regional destinations

    14. QUIZ 1.7

    1. 2.1 House & Home Vocabulary — rooms, furniture, appliances, and parts of a dwelling; describing where one lives

    2. QUIZ 2.1

    3. 2.2 Household Chores — vocabulary for tasks and frequency; expressing obligation and routine

    4. QUIZ 2.2

    5. 2.3 Adverbs — formation of -ment adverbs; adverbs of frequency, time, and manner; placement rules

    6. QUIZ 2.3

    7. 2.4 The Imparfait — formation from the nous stem; uses for description, habitual action, and ongoing past states

    8. QUIZ 2.4

    9. 2.5 Passé Composé vs. Imparfait — the central narrative distinction: completed events vs. background/description; common signal words

    10. QUIZ 2.5

    11. 2.6 Savoir vs. Connaître — knowing facts/skills vs. being acquainted; passé composé nuances of each

    12. QUIZ 2.6

    13. 2.7 Culture — housing, family structures, and domestic life in France and Francophone Switzerland and Belgium

    14. QUIZ 2.7

    1. 3.1 Food & Meals Vocabulary — foods, beverages, courses, quantities, and the partitive article in context

    2. QUIZ 3.1

    3. 3.2 Grocery Shopping & the Restaurant — shops, vendors, ordering, and table vocabulary

    4. QUIZ 3.2

    5. 3.3 The Verb venir & the Passé Récent — venir de + infinitive to express the recent past

    6. QUIZ 3.3

    7. 3.4 Devoir, Vouloir, Pouvoir — obligation, desire, and ability; polite usage and nuance

    8. QUIZ 3.4

    9. 3.5 Comparatives & Superlatives — plus/moins/aussi … que; the irregular forms meilleur and mieux; the superlative le/la/les plus

    10. QUIZ 3.5

    11. 3.6 Double Object Pronouns — combining direct and indirect object pronouns; order and placement

    12. QUIZ 3.6

    13. 3.7 Culture — French meal structure, dining etiquette, table manners, and regional cuisine across the Francophone world

    14. QUIZ 3.7

    1. 4.1 Daily Routine Vocabulary — reflexive activities of the morning and evening; telling time in routine contexts

    2. QUIZ 4.1

    3. 4.2 The Body, Health & Remedies — body parts, symptoms, ailments, and at the doctor/pharmacy

    4. QUIZ 4.2

    5. 4.3 Reflexive Verbs (Present) — pronominal verb formation; reflexive pronoun placement; common reflexive verbs

    6. QUIZ 4.3

    7. 4.4 Idiomatic Reflexives — verbs whose meaning shifts in the pronominal form (s'entendre, se rendre compte, etc.)

    8. QUIZ 4.4

    9. 4.5 The Passé Composé of Reflexive Verbs — être auxiliary, agreement rules, and negation

    10. QUIZ 4.5

    11. 4.6 The Pronouns y and en — replacing places and de-phrases/quantities; placement and combination

    12. QUIZ 4.6

    13. 4.7 Culture — health, wellness, and the body in Francophone societies; the French healthcare contex

    14. QUIZ 4.7

    1. 5.1 Technology & Electronics Vocabulary — devices, media, and digital actions; using and troubleshooting technology

    2. QUIZ 5.1

    3. 5.2 The Car & Driving — vehicle vocabulary, road signs, and explaining car trouble

    4. QUIZ 5.2

    5. 5.3 Prepositions with the Infinitive — verbs followed by à, de, or no preposition before an infinitive

    6. QUIZ 5.3

    7. 5.4 Reciprocal Reflexives — expressing mutual actions (se parler, se retrouver, s'aimer)

    8. QUIZ 5.4

    9. 5.5 The Conditionnel — formation (future stem + imparfait endings); polite requests and hypothetical statements

    10. QUIZ 5.5

    11. 5.6 Si-Clauses — present + future and imparfait + conditional patterns for real and hypothetical conditions

    12. QUIZ 5.6

    13. 5.7 Culture — Francophone attitudes toward technology, nuclear energy, the environment, and transportation

    14. QUIZ 5.7

    1. 6.1 City & Errands Vocabulary — shops, services, public buildings, and running errands

    2. QUIZ 6.1

    3. 6.2 Directions & Location — asking for and giving directions; prepositions of place

    4. QUIZ 6.2

    5. 6.3 The Verbs voir, recevoir & apercevoir — present and past forms and usage

    6. QUIZ 6.3

    7. 6.4 Negative & Affirmative Expressions — ne … rien, ne … personne, ne … jamais, ne … plus, and their affirmative counterparts

    8. QUIZ 6.4

    9. 6.5 The Future Simple — formation (regular and irregular stems) and use to express future plans and predictions

    10. QUIZ 6.5

    11. 6.6 Relative Pronouns — qui, que, dont, and où to combine clauses and produce connected discourse

    12. QUIZ 6.6

    13. 6.7 Culture — urban life, shopping habits, and socially appropriate behavior across Francophone cities

    14. QUIZ 6.7

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