Bronze is perfect for adults with or without any notions of French. Specifying in essential dialogue based on everyday life; going to the doctor, ordering a café as well as what you do and enjoy. Learn to talk about yourself and your activities without getting bogged down by grammar! Covering basic French grammar we will only focus on two pronouns during this level and gain exciting insights into French culture. This level will teach you the structure of the language, everything you need for forming sentences and getting around town!
You will be given homework (1hr max) to reinforce classroom learning.
Each session will include:
- 10 min speaking at the beginning of the lesson (speaking routine will be taught on 1st lesson)
- 40 min lesson + practice
- 10 min summing up
- 45 min Homework recommended
Free 45 min Lesson :
- Greetings & Introduction to French language
Topics, vocabulary & cultural content
Me, myself and I
Talk about myself (9 hours)
- Name and Age
- My nationnality
- Where i live and for how long.
- Personality
- qualities
- what I look like & what I don’t look like
- My hobbies
- My commute
- Compare myself to others
- What job do i do?
Talk about my job, occupation or passion (5 hours)
- What I can do
- What I must do
- What I must never do.
- What I would like to do
- What want to do
Basic knowledge (6 hours)
- Weather
- Colors
- Alphabet
- Body parts
- Genders
- Numbers
- Weekdays
- Months
- Seasons
- Give orders
Talk about my health (4 hours)
- Pains and illnesses
- What you do to stay healthy.
- What you no longer do to ruin your health.
- Give general advise
What I like, don’t like, love and prefer in life. (4 hours)
- Food & Drink
- Sports & Activities
- Animal
- In people behavior
My plans (12 hours)
- My habits on typical day
- My habits on special occasions
- My next weekend or holiday destination.
- My last weekend or holidays destination
- What I did.
- What I used to do when younger
- My ideal life
Ask questions (10 hours)
- What?
- Where?
- When?
- Who?
- Why?
- How long?
Grammar
- Using “Je” and “tu”
- Reflexive verbs
- Auxiliaries verbs « avoir » and « être »
- Using « Aller » verb
- Using “ER, IR and RE“ Verbs in present tense
- Modal verbs (pouvoir, devoir vouloir)
- Using « il y a »
- Using « il faut »
- Definite and indefinite articles « le, le, un, une, les, des »
- Conditional
- Near future tense
- Perfect tense using “avoir”
- Perfect tense using “être”
- Imperfect tense
- Comparative and superlative
- Negation
- Using Depuis and « il y a »
- Focus on pronouns Je and tu and vous (polite) « mon, ma, mes »
Skills and resources
- Songs
- Games
- Flashcards
- Texts
- Listening
- Writing letters to correspondent
- Mix and match
- Quizzes
- Roles plays
- Maps
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Greetings
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Count up to 10
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Masculine and feminine genders
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Introduce myself (name, age…)
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Say where I live
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Talk about what is in my town
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What is missing in my town
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Say what I have
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Say what you don’t have
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Talk about my personality
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Say who I am not
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Talk about what I like
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Talk about what I dislike
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Want or would like
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Free time
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Normal routine
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Say what I usually do during the week
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Say what I don’t do
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Say where I usually go each month
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Use Since for during
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