French I

• Regular Verbs
• Irregular Verbs

• Introduction to French I
• Liaison and Elision
• Accents
• Vowels
• Nasal Sounds
• Consonants

• Getting Ready for the Basics
• Greetings and Salutations
• Numbers
• Days and Dates
• Time
• Seasons
• Weather
• Cognates
• False Friends

• Understanding Articles
• Definite Articles
• Indefinite Articles
• Partitive Articles
• Definite versus Partitive
• Demonstrative Adjectives

• The Gender of Nouns
• The Plural of Nouns

• Possession Using de
• Possession Using être à
• Possessive Adjectives

• Subject Pronouns
• Using Object Pronouns
• Independent (Stress) Pronouns
• Relative Pronouns

• The Infinitive Form
• Regular Verbs
• Regular Verbs with Spelling Changes
• Irregular Verbs
• Idiomatic Expressions
• Commands

• Common Negative Words and Phrases
• Forming the Negative

• Asking Yes or No Questions
• Asking for Information
• Exclaiming

• Changing Masculine to Singular Feminine
• Forming Plural from Singular Adjectives
• Adjective Placement within Sentences

• Forming Adverbs
• Adverbial Expressions
• Placing Adverbs within Sentences

• Expressing Comparisons of Inequality
• Comparisons of Equality
• Comparative and Superlative Expressions

• Using Prepositions
• Expressing “In”
• Contractions of Two Prepositions
• Prepositions with Geographical Locations
• Prepositional Modifiers
• Verbs Requiring Indirect Objects
• Prepositions Before Infinitives

• Introduction to the Passé Composé
• The Passé Composé with Avoir
• Past Participles of Regular Verbs
• Past Participles of Irregular Verbs
• The Passé Composé with Être
• Special Verbs that Use Être and Avoir

• Introduction to the Imperfect
• Imperfect Tense and Regular Verbs
• Imperfect Verbs with Spelling Changes
• Imperfect Tense and Irregular Verbs
• Imperfect Versus Passé Composé

• Future Tense
• The Conditional

• Conjugating Reflexive Verbs
• Reflexive or Non‐Reflexive?
• Idiomatic Reflexive Verbs
• Reflexive Verbs and Commands
• Reflexive Verbs and Compound Tenses

• Uses of the Subjunctive
• Forms of the Subjunctive
• Subjunctive versus Infinitive