Advanced Studies In French Language Structure Iv
- Arts
- 400 level
- 2 credit units
- 139 pages
- 20 units
This course, Advanced Studies in French Language Structure IV, is designed to enhance students' oral and written communication skills in French. It covers a range of topics, including telephone conversations, symposium participation, film critiques, and news presentations. The course also delves into advanced grammar, essay writing, and letter composition. Students will develop the ability to engage in discussions, deliver speeches, and produce well-organized written works in French.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Study hours
- 273 hours
- Maths
- None
- Content
- Theoretical, practical
- Practical work
- Yes
- FRE311
- FRE312
- Assignments
- Tutor marked assessments
- Oral examination
- Written examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of FRE422, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
- UNIT 1 REDIGER UNE LETTRE FAMILIÈREPage 91
- UNIT 2: REDIGER UNE LETTRE ADMINISTRATIVEPage 97
- UNIT 3: PREPARER LE COMPTE-RENDU D’UNE RÉUNIONPage 105
- UNIT 4: TRAITER UNE DISSERTATION A THÈSE – ANTI-THÈSE – SYNTHÈSEPage 111
- UNIT 5: TRAITER UNE DISSERTATION A CAUSES - PROBLEMES – SOLUTIONSPage 117
- UNIT 6: PRÉPARER UN DISCOURSPage 122
One paragraph, so you can see how it reads
FRE422 · UNIT 2: FAIRE UNE CONVERSATION
This unit teaches you how to participate in a conversation in order to acquire communicative skills. Emphasis is laid on speaking and sharing of ideas on a particular subject matter of interest.
What you should be able to do
- Engage in successful discussions in French.
- Participate effectively in symposiums and debates.
- Summarize events, films, and news reports.
- Narrate experiences with appropriate vocabulary and expressions.
- Write letters and essays in French.
- Prepare and present short speeches.
What it prepares you for
- Translator
- Interpreter
- French Teacher
- International Business Professional
- Diplomat
- Education
- Translation Services
- International Business
- Diplomacy
- Tourism
- Online Dictionaries
- Language Learning Apps
- Translation Software
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- Module 4:
Unit 4: Traiter une Dissertation a Thèse Anti-Thèse Synthèse
Complex logical structure and abstract reasoning required to develop a coherent argument.
- Module 4:
Unit 5: Traiter une Dissertation a Causes Problemes Solutions
Requires critical thinking and analytical skills to identify causes, problems, and solutions related to complex societal issues.
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 53 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1Module 1:
Unit 1: Faire un Dialogue au Téléphone · 2 hours
Study telephone dialogue techniques, focusing on greetings and common phrases.. Practice initiating and responding to phone calls in French..
Unit 2: Faire une Conversation · 2 hours
Learn the principles of conversation and practice sharing ideas on a specific topic.. Participate in a mock conversation, focusing on clear and communicative expression..
- Week 2Module 1:
Unit 3: Prendre la Parole Lors d'un Symposium · 3 hours
Prepare and present a short speech for a symposium, focusing on clear articulation and persuasive language.. Analyze sample symposium topics and develop a structured presentation..
Unit 4: Prendre la Parole Lors d'un Debat · 2 hours
Learn techniques for participating in a debate, focusing on arguing for or against a specific viewpoint.. Practice debating a topic, using persuasive language and logical reasoning..
- Week 3Module 1:
Unit 5: Resumer un Discours · 4 hours
Practice summarizing a speech, identifying the main idea and key points.. Analyze sample speeches and create concise summaries..
- Week 4Module 2:
Unit 1: Préparer un Exposé · 4 hours
Learn how to prepare and deliver an exposé, focusing on detailed explanation and clear presentation.. Practice presenting an exposé on a chosen topic, using visual aids and engaging the audience..
- Week 5Module 2:
Unit 2: Temoigner d'un Fait Divers · 4 hours
Practice narrating a fait divers, focusing on factual details and clear storytelling.. Analyze sample faits divers and create your own narratives..
- Week 6Module 2:
Unit 3: Faire la Critique d'un Film · 4 hours
Learn how to critique a film, focusing on summarizing the plot, analyzing characters, and expressing your opinion.. Watch a film and write a critical review, using appropriate vocabulary and analytical skills..
- Week 7Module 2:
Unit 4: Présenter un Journal Télévisé · 4 hours
Practice presenting a journal télévisé, focusing on clear pronunciation and concise reporting.. Analyze sample news broadcasts and create your own news segments..
- Week 8Module 2:
Unit 5: Mode D'emploi de la Ponctuation et de L'accentuation · 4 hours
Study the rules of punctuation and accentuation in French.. Practice using punctuation and accents correctly in written exercises..
- Week 9Module 3:
Unit 1: Comprehension de Texte · 4 hours
Improve reading comprehension skills by analyzing a variety of texts.. Answer comprehension questions based on the texts, focusing on complete and grammatically correct sentences..
- Week 10Module 3:
Unit 2: Rediger un Recit · 4 hours
Learn how to write a récit, focusing on chronological order and descriptive details.. Write a récit based on a personal experience, using appropriate vocabulary and narrative techniques..
- Week 11Module 3:
Unit 3: Composer un Essai Descriptif ou Narratif · 4 hours
Practice composing a descriptive or narrative essay, focusing on clear organization and engaging language.. Write an essay on a chosen topic, using descriptive or narrative techniques..
- Week 12Module 3:
Unit 4: Composer un Essai Argumentatif · 4 hours
Learn how to compose an argumentative essay, focusing on presenting both sides of an issue and supporting your arguments with evidence.. Write an argumentative essay on a chosen topic, using logical reasoning and persuasive language..
- Week 13Module 3:
Unit 5: Faire le Résumé d'un Texte · 4 hours
Practice summarizing a text, identifying the main ideas and key points.. Analyze sample texts and create concise summaries..
Preparing for the exam
- Create flashcards for key vocabulary from Units 1-5 in each module.
- Practice essay writing using past TMA questions, focusing on structure and argumentation.
- Record yourself speaking French and identify areas for pronunciation improvement.
- Review grammar rules from Units 5 of Module 2, focusing on punctuation and accentuation.
- Form study groups to practice oral discussions and debates in French.
Questions students ask about this course
What is FRE422 about?
This course, Advanced Studies in French Language Structure IV, is designed to enhance students' oral and written communication skills in French. It covers a range of topics, including telephone conversations, symposium participation, film critiques, and news presentations. The course also delves into advanced grammar, essay writing, and letter composition. Students will develop the ability to engage in discussions, deliver speeches, and produce well-organized written works in French.
How many units does FRE422 have?
FRE422, Advanced Studies In French Language Structure Iv, has 20 units across 4 modules, over 139 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is FRE422?
FRE422 carries 2 credit units, at 400 level in Arts.
Is FRE422 hard?
FRE422 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and practical work, and it has a practical component.
How long does FRE422 take to study?
About 273 hours of study, spread across its 20 units.
How is FRE422 assessed?
FRE422 is assessed by assignments, tutor marked assessments, oral examination and written examination.
What do I need before starting FRE422?
FRE311 FRE312
What can I do with FRE422?
Translator, Interpreter, French Teacher, International Business Professional and Diplomat.