French Grammar I

1. State the importance of verbs in French grammar
2. Identify the three types of French verbs
3. Classify French verbs into regular and irregular groupings
4. Conjugate French verbs into various tenses
5. Identify the endings and grammatical traits of French verbs
6. Apply verbs in context appropriately

13 weeks, about 21.5 hours in total. Yours will differ.

1. Week 1Module 1: L 'Article (Article}

   • Unit 1: L 'Article (Article} · 1.5 hours

     Understand the uses of indefinite articles (un, une) before nouns and adjectives.. Practice identifying when to omit indefinite articles when stating a person's occupation or nationality..

2. Week 2Module 1: L 'Article (Article}

   • Unit 2: Les Noms{ Nouns} · 1.5 hours

     Learn the definite articles (le, la, les) and their usage with collective and common nouns.. Study the rules for using definite articles before geographical names, titles, and names preceded by adjectives..

3. Week 3Module 1: L 'Article (Article}

   • Unit 3: Les prénoms{Pronouns} · 1.5 hours

     Understand the different types of pronouns (personal, interrogative, demonstrative, reflexive, possessive).. Practice using personal pronouns as subjects of verbs and identifying the correct form based on person and number..

4. Week 4Module 1: L 'Article (Article}

   • Unit 4: Les Adjectifs Et Leurs Functions (Adjectives And Their Functions) · 1.5 hours

     Classify the different types of adjectives (qualitative, possessive, demonstrative, interrogative, indefinite).. Learn the rules for agreement in number and gender between adjectives and the nouns they modify..

5. Week 5Module 2: Les Verbes Et Leurs Functions { Verbs And Their Functions}

   • Unit 1: Les Verbes Et Leurs Functions { Verbs And Their Functions} · 2 hours

     Identify the three groups of French verbs based on their infinitive endings (-er, -ir, -re).. Conjugate regular -er verbs in the present tense, applying the appropriate endings to the verb stem..

6. Week 6Module 2: Les Verbes Et Leurs Functions { Verbs And Their Functions}

   • Unit 2: Conjugation Of ER And Other Irregular Verbs Into "Présent De L'indicatif" · 2 hours

     Learn the general techniques for conjugating -er verbs into the présent de l'indicatif.. Study the exceptions in the conjugation of -er verbs, such as -cer, -ger, and e-er verbs..

7. Week 7Module 2: Les Verbes Et Leurs Functions { Verbs And Their Functions}

   • Unit 3: Conjugation Of 'Re" Irregular Verbs Into Prèsent De L'indicatif · 2 hours

     Understand the general techniques for conjugating -re irregular verbs into the présent de l'indicatif.. Study the three common irregular verbs (être, avoir, aller) and their conjugations..

8. Week 8Module 2: Les Verbes Et Leurs Functions { Verbs And Their Functions}

   • Unit 4: Conjugation Of Ir / Oir Irregular Verbs Into Present De L'indicatif · 2 hours

     Learn the general techniques for conjugating -ir and -oir irregular verbs into the présent de l'indicatif.. Study the -ir verbs with double 's' in their plural form and the second set of -ir verbs..

9. Week 9Module 3:

   • Unit 1: LES VERBES ET LES PHRASES/ VERBS AND SENTENCES · 1.5 hours

     Study the verb "être" and "avoir" and their uses in presenting oneself and showing possession.. Learn how to conjugate these verbs into présent, past and future tenses..

10. Week 10Module 3:

    • Unit 2: ADVERBS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS · 1.5 hours

      Learn how to use adverbs of manner, quantity, time, and place in French sentences.. Understand the position of adverbs in relation to verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs..

11. Week 11Module 3:

    • Unit 3: LES PRĖPOSITION (PREPOSITIONS) · 1.5 hours

      Identify prepositions in French sentences and understand their role in establishing relationships between words.. Differentiate between the preposition à and the verb a (avoir)..

12. Week 12Module 3:

    • Unit 4: VOCABULARY USE OF DICTIONARY · 1.5 hours

      Learn how to use a bilingual dictionary to find the meanings of French words in English.. Practice selecting the most suitable expression to use in French based on the context..

13. Week 13Module 4:

    • Unit 1: Sentences Structure In French · 1.5 hours

      Classify the elements of a French sentence and analyze the functions of grammatical elements.. Identify the nine elements of French grammar: articles, nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections..