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• Learning French Greetings
• French wishes
• Learning You and your (Pronoun and Possessive article)
• Talking about currency and nationality
• Introducing yourself
• To call, to spell, to buy verbs etc.
• Yes or no question and answer
• Communicating in the class
• Alphabets
• To be, to called, to have verbs
• Definite article
• Learning my name is…, I am…, I have, her name is…., his name is…., She is…, He is…., etc.
• Numbers 0-9

• Learning prepositions, verbs, negative article, definite article
• WH Questions, Pronouns
• Talking about first name, last name, nationalities, age, profession
• How to talk politely
• Learning numbers

• Learning types gender and numbers
• Type and number of adjectives
• Possessive adjectives
• Location of prepositions in, on, under etc.
• Learning phonetics
• Talking about hobbies
• Learning something new from neighbours
• Understanding ads
• Looking accommodation and conversations

• Learning articles contracted
• Learning verbs like want, might etc.
• Learning adjective with what
• Learning pronominal verbs
• Express their tastes
• Routine task
• Talking about hobbies
• Talking about daily activities

• Learning demonstrative adjectives
• Learning verb “finish and go out”
• Learning adverb frequency
• Learning past tense
• Talking about family
• Talking about movies
• Suggest to someone thins

• Negative form no…more, no…never
• Learning verbs buy, eat, pay etc.
• Sentence creation with “necessary”
• Pronoun with quantity
• Articles with parities and quantities
• the imperfect affirmative
• Accept and decline an invitation
• Give instructions
• Ask the price
• Go shopping

• The adjective place in the sentences
• Learn the Verb “take”
• Learning pronom with Y
• Learn pronoun besides and in front of
• Learn comparison like less than and more than
• Describing the city
• Talking about transport

• Learning verb “make”
• Learning past tense
• Imperative sentences
• Relative pronouns
• Talking about relatives like grandfather, father etc.
• Describing objects
• Talking about past tense
• Describing objects in website

• Learning recent past tense
• The verbs “believe and see”
• The goal with for / in order to
• The future tense
• COD Pronouns with “le, la, les”
• Expressing a goal
• Describing “how we are feeling”
• Expressing your opinions
• Talking about weather
• Respond to a project by email

• Learning “Since and during”
• Learning COI pronouns with “him and their”
• Learning conditional present
• Learning verbs “know”
• Learning imperfect and past tense
• Expressing your interest
• Expressing your wish
• describe the kernel and the flora
• Expressing his dissatisfaction

• The present tense (Reminder)
• Imperative (Reminder)
• Possessive determinants (Reminder)
• Discussion about other people
• talk about their relationship with the French language
• French word game
• French figures around the world

• Learning the past tense and past participle
• The relative pronouns who and what
• Learning “What is what”
• Feminine and plural adjectives
• The verb “drink”
• Talking about your interest
• Describing someone
• Writing a poem
• Asking questions to someone

• direct pronouns
• The imperative with direct pronouns
• The past composes and the imperfect
• Learning Time indicators
• The verb to put and its compounds
• Talking about “present his studies”
• Talking about “Exchange on a course”
• Give advice to someone
• To ask for advice
• Write a cover letter

• Learning the inverted question
• Normalization of the verb
• Indirect pronouns
• Learning direct and indirect speech
• Learning verb “follow”
• Writing tweets
• Bring back lyrics
• Expressing your voice
• Ask someone for advice
• Expressing the surprise
• Talking about rumors

• Learning the comparative and the superlative degree
• Learning the more-than-perfect and the times of the past
• Learning the past participle chord 2
• Learning the demonstrative pronouns
• Learning the verbs to live and to be worth
• Describing the object
• Talking about talk about his origins
• Inquiry by telephone
• Write a childhood memory

• Learning the gerund
• Learning Relative pronouns or and whose
• Learning pronouns “en et y”
• Learning the subjunctive
• Learning obligation
• The verb to welcome
• Talking about talk about clichés
• Expressing a social norm
• Expressing internet
• Expressing indifference
• write a questionnaire

• Learning the place of adjectives
• Learning the restriction
• The subjunctive and the feelings
• Learning Simple future tense
• Learning verb fear
• Learn about an exhibition
• Describing a trend
• talk about an outing
• Suggest something
• Express one’s feelings

• Learning the cause
• Learning the consequence
• indefinite determinants
• the present hypothesis
• Learning adverbs in –ment
• Learning the verb to produce
• explain a choice
• Express your anger
• Express your intention
• set out principles

• Learning the goal
• Learning the passive voice
• Learning The imperfect hypothesis
• Learning the double pronouns
• Learning the verb to conquer
• Describing the goal
• Express a commitment
• Write an official letter
• express degrees of certainty

• Learning Opposition and concession
• Learning how to use “Before and after”
• Learning the subjunctive and the infinitive
• Learning allocation with affixing
• Learning the verbs conclude and resolve
• Telling about an artistic experience
• Describe about changes
• Express disagreement
• Write a text to present an opinion

• Learning expressing the goal
•     for fear of / that, for fear
•     Of / that, with a view to..
• Learning expression of wish
• The possessive pronouns with “mine / yours”
• relative pronouns with “including noun / verb / adjective complement”
• express about gloom
• Talking about have a voice in
• Write a promotional article
• Evoke his relationship to time

• Learning the past participle with
•     The differentiation in the choice between having and   being
• Learning times of the past with
•     imperfect, more-than-perfect past tense
• learning the gerund with
•     Clause and condition
• Learning The negotiation
• Talk about their relationship
• tell his story
• Write a C.V
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

• Learning passive form
•     to let oneself, to make oneself
• Learning punctuation marks with
•     meaning indicators in a sentence
• Learning The uncertain event and the past conditional
•     verbal forms like
•     it seems like
•     it would appear that
• Learning the expression of certainty and doubt
• introduce a fact or an example
• Talk about contemporary art
• Write a short article
• Checking the information
• Describe an inspiration
• Expressing degrees of certainty

• Learning time indicators
•     since, there is, in, for, in, during, in
• Learning the comparison (like)
•     Conjunction, adjective
•     same similar, different ..
•     Verb expression
• Learning the hypothesis
•     with, without, in case of, in case
• Learning the relative pronouns composed
•     to which
• Talking about identity
• Talking about evoke its origins
• Talking about express your dismay
• Speaking about a life change
• Write a movie synopsis

• Learning The near future and the simple future
• Learning Future Perfect tense
• Learning opposition and concession, Priority, simultaneity and posteriority
•     When, while, until, after
• Dreaming about something
• Explain the use and function of an object
• Envision the future
• Write the presentation text of an association

• Learning highlighting
• The impersonal turns
•     it seems that, it is enough that
• Learning the cause and the consequence
• Learning the prepositional group
•     construction with other groups infinitive, adverbial expansions
• Evoke a performance
• Describe a tradition
• Talking about oneself
• Describe a personal development

• Learning The speech related to the present tense
• The speech reported in the past tense
• The simple past tense
• Learning Personal, demonstrative and neutral pronouns
•     in, y, the
• Talking about works
• React to a lie
• Describing the emotions
• Describing the success
• Explaining the mail

• Learning the adverbial group has value of opinion
• Learning nominal recovery
• Learning double pronouns
• Reflexive verbs
•     thoughtful and reciprocal
•     agreement of the past participle
• Express a sense of belonging
• Talking about make a value judgment
• Discussion on “Hesitate”
• Describe deterioration

• Learning logical articulators
•     to begin, to conclude, to specify, to enumerate
• Learning expression of regret and reproach
• Learning the undefined
•     adjectives and pronouns
• Learning the infinitive
•     his different jobs
• Talking about defend an idea
• describe a style
• describe a mania
• express a benefit