French intensive
course 1 in France (from 2 to 7 weeks)
30
French lessons x 45 minutes per week
Schedule:
Monday* to Friday, 8.45 to 12.00
and
Tuesday to Friday*, 13.45 to 15.40
Level: Open to all levels.
Teaching content:
- Learning activities
that prompt the need to learn French and provide
a cultural insight into France, Provence and/or the
French Côte d'Azur (learning to speak French
in everyday situations, research surveys in town (Antibes
or Nice), conversational exercises based on authentic
documents).
- Practical French
speaking exercises meant to acquire reflexes in
oral expression and improve pronunciation.
Arrival dates:
- Every Sunday
- Arrival dates for complete
beginners: consult the pricelist
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GRAMMAR
PROGRAM |
ORAL COMPREHENSION
AND EXPRESSION |
WRITTEN
EXPRESSION |
| week1 |
Evaluation
Test
ER verbs
Regular
adjectives
Definite/indefinite
articles
IL Y A
The IR and
DRE verbs
Some reflexive
verbs
Prepositions
AVOIR /
ÊTRE (expressing a state of being) |
Introducing
oneself / Introducing others
Expressing
likes / dislikes
Speaking
about oneself / occupation
Making plans
Describing
people, things, places
Proposing
/ offering
Asking /
accepting / declining
Questioning
/ answering
Didactic
activities in groups or pairs |
Filling
out a form
Writing
a postcard
Telling
a story from a comic strip on pictures
Introductory
letter to one’s host family in France
Structural
exercises |
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Imperfect
past tense
Use
of imperfect / simple past passé composé
Stressed
pronouns
Relatives
pronouns (QUI - QUE - OÙ)
Expressing
time and duration |
Narrating
events
Asking for
/giving out information
Advising
/ commanding
Inviting
Defining
Expressing
a wish / refusing
Speaking
about one’s obligations |
Telling
the life story of a character
Writing
/ responding to a classified ad
Completing
the beginning of a story, or filling the
blanks
Invitation
or declining letter
Structural
exercises |
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Simple
future )
Conditional
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Adjectives
/ adverbs
Comparative
and superlative |
Expressing
future events
hypothesis
Expressing
consequence of actions
Asking very
politely
Suggesting
Comparing
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Writing
simple press articles
Letter of
complaint
Common correspondence
(let-ters to friends)
Occasional
correspondence
(congratulations, wishes , advi-ce, thanks,)
Structural
exercises |
•Teaching for advanced
level
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GRAMMAR
PROGRAM |
ORAL COMPREHENSION
AND EXPRESSION |
WRITTEN
EXPRESSION |
| week1 |
Evaluation
Test
Past
tenses (Le passé composé)Imperfect
past tense Plus perfect
Conditional
as future of the past
Sequense
of tenses
Direct
and indirect pronouns
Introduction
to subjunctive |
Narrating
past events
Identifying
people / things
Expressing
time / duration
Telling
an event / a story based on an audio or
a visual document
Expressing
likes / dislikes
Situating
/ Locating
Expressing
a mood / a sensation/thanking (Ex :
TV news program) |
Creating
a story with excerpts from a literary piece,
a film or documentary
Summing
up a press article
Creating
magazine adverts for a newly marketed product
(image + text + slogan) |
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The imperative
Subjonctive
: after conjunction, after specific verbs
Relative
pronouns QUI - QUE - DONT - OU - LEQUEL
- DUQUEL |
Advising
Argumenting
/ debating
Giving an
opinion
Nuancing
one’s thoughts
Defining
Giving orders
Comparing
Speaking
about one's duties, occupations and activities
Ordering
Narrating
past events
Expressing
capacity |
Writing
out the main points of a debate / a meeting
Preparing
a simple case for a trial
Creating
the front page of a newspaper after listening
to TV news |
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Present
and past conditional
Hypothetical
sentences
Consequence
expression
The
present participe
The
gerund |
Making
hypothetical comments
Expressing
consequence
Expressing
doubt / certainty
Suggesting,
proposing
Reporting
facts
Expressing
simultaneity of an action
Requesting
very politely
Didactic
activities by pairs or in groups (ex :
preparing a survey in Antibes) |
Creating
a touristic report about Antibes
Writing
a letter of advice to a friend
Common correspondence
(let-ters to friends)
Preparing
surveys on a theme + interviews in town
+ report in class |
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