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Learn French through conversations

Your personalized experience through the French course follows an award-winning conversational learning process that focuses on the four skills necessary to connect in another language: grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and culture. Building on learned material presented in diverse contexts prepares you to start the conversation with confidence. Challenge yourself to learn something new.

Grammar

No interpretation is created equal. Grammar Notes, color-coding, and features that focus on specific grammatical nuances between target and source language strengthens your understanding of French language structure.

Culture

Etiquette, body language, gestures — set the mood. Culture Notes provide a backdrop to learning material and let the French culture come alive, setting you up to forge deeper connections with the French language.

Vocabulary

Critical thinking and memory-building exercises blend new vocabulary into lesson progress, allowing you to pick up on the structure of your target language so you can apply new content that will be presented in various contexts throughout the course.

Pronunciation

Didn’t catch that? Hear it again at a conversational speed, hover over for phonetics, or click on the word for an articulated narration. Tone your accent against native speaker audio by activating the voice comparison tool.

Listening

Develop your ear for French. Rewind and repeat as you need to through listening passages read by native speakers, or read along as you go, and listen for context clues that will help you answer questions that challenge you recall what you just heard.

Reading

Pick up on new vocabulary and assess your comprehension through reading material that presents new words in the context of learned material, with optional accompanying audio read by native speakers.

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As one of our most popular language courses, the French course is distinctly structured to align your achievements with internationally recognized standards of proficiency, so you’re prepared to communicate with confidence.

Course Overview

Learn French language basics, from common phrases all the way to more advanced concepts

French

Main Units

Our main language course that contains the core content.

  • 1Introductions
  • 2Connections
  • 3Community
  • 4Lifestyle
  • 5Ambitions

Specialty

Topic-based courses that are shorter in overall length

  • 1Argot French
  • 2Romance
  • 3Wine and Cheese
  • Chapter 1 - Salutations and Small Talk
  • Chapter 2 - Languages and Origins
  • Chapter 3 - Introductions and Professions
  • Chapter 4 - Personal Info and Preferences
  • Chapter 1 - Places and Directions
  • Chapter 2 - Currency and Counting
  • Chapter 3 - Food and Drink Culture
  • Chapter 4 - Transportation and Payment
  • Chapter 5 - Help and Requests
  • Chapter 6 - Clarification and Explanation
  • Chapter 7 - Dates and Appointments
  • Chapter 8 - Relatives and Pets
  • Chapter 9 - Household Rooms and Items
  • Chapter 10 - Career and Hobbies
  • Chapter 1 - Friends and Relationships
  • Chapter 2 - Cooking and Eating
  • Chapter 3 - Weather and Landscapes
  • Chapter 4 - Shopping and Apparel
  • Chapter 5 - Tasks and Errands
  • Chapter 6 - Recreation and Relaxation
  • Chapter 7 - Travel and Tourism
  • Chapter 8 - Physical Descriptions and Humor
  • Chapter 9 - Opinions and Popular Culture
  • Chapter 1 - Historic People and Events
  • Chapter 2 - Hospital and Pharmacy
  • Chapter 3 - Thoughts and Emotions
  • Chapter 4 - College and University Life
  • Chapter 5 - Family and Name Origins
  • Chapter 6 - Food Allergies and Ingredients
  • Chapter 7 - Social Events and Gatherings
  • Chapter 8 - Sports and Fitness
  • Chapter 9 - Movies and TV
  • Chapter 1 - Airports and Customs
  • Chapter 2 - Hotels and Local Attractions
  • Chapter 3 - House Hunting and Moving
  • Chapter 4 - Utilities and Repair
  • Chapter 5 - Education and Career
  • Chapter 6 - Emergencies and Aid
  • Chapter 7 - Household and Lifestyle
  • Chapter 8 - Hair and Beauty Services
  • Chapter 9 - Events and Schedules
  • Chapter 1 - Going to a Party
  • Chapter 1 - Let's Have a Drink!
  • Chapter 1 - French Wines and Cheeses

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 1 - Salutations and Small Talk

Conversational Goals

  • Express Gratitude
  • Greet People
  • Make Small Talk with Strangers
  • Say Goodbye
  • Talk About Days, Months, Seasons, and Weather

Grammar Goals

  • Be Introduced to Adjectival Agreement
  • Form Basic Sentences
  • Learn First Person Singular and Second Person Plural Stressed Pronouns
  • Learn the Definite Articles
  • Use the Verb Faire in Weather Sentences

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 2 - Languages and Origins

Conversational Goals

  • Ask Where Someone Is From
  • Ask Whether Someone Speaks a Language
  • Get Someone's Attention
  • Talk About Countries

Grammar Goals

  • Form Either / Or Questions
  • Form Questions Without Inversion
  • Practice Negation
  • Practice the Definite Article
  • Use the Preposition De

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 3 - Introductions and Professions

Conversational Goals

  • Ask Someone's Name
  • Become Familiar with Names
  • Introduce Yourself and Another Person
  • Respond to Introductions
  • Say What Job You Do

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate S'appeler
  • Form Nouns Denoting Professions
  • Use Possessive Adjectives
  • Use Stressed Pronouns
  • Use Être in the First and Third Person Singular and Second Person Plural

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 4 - Personal Info and Preferences

Conversational Goals

  • Give your Phone Number and Email Address
  • Say the Date of the Week
  • Say Your Favorite Color and Food Items
  • State Where You Live
  • Tell Your Age

Grammar Goals

  • Count up to One Hundred
  • Learn the Possessive Adjective Votre
  • Practice Verbs Ending in -er
  • Use the Interrogative Adjective Quel
  • Use the Verb Avoir

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 1 - Places and Directions

Conversational Goals

  • Ask for Directions
  • Get Help Finding Places Using a Map
  • Identify Important Places and Facilities Around Town
  • Talk About Places You Know
  • Understand Directions as They Are Given to You

Grammar Goals

  • Learn to Use the Preposition À
  • Practice Adjective Agreement with Masculine, Feminine and Plural Nouns
  • Practice the Preposition De
  • Use the Verb Être in the First and Third Person Singular
  • Use the Verb Être in the Second and Third Person Plural

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 2 - Currency and Counting

Conversational Goals

  • Ask for the Color of an Item in a Store
  • Ask for the Size of an Item in a Store
  • Deal with Currency
  • Learn and Practice Basic Mathematical Operations
  • Negotiate Basic Transactions in Stores

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate the Verbs Avoir , Faire , Pouvoir , and Vouloir
  • Practice Formulating Questions Using the Interrogative Pronoun Quel
  • Practice the Plural
  • Review the Position of Adjectives
  • Use the Demonstrative Pronouns Ce , Cette , and Ces

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 3 - Food and Drink Culture

Conversational Goals

  • Ask for the Bill
  • Follow Directions to Prepare Something Simple to Eat
  • Gain Insight into French Food Culture
  • Order Drinks and Meals
  • Understand Common Phrases Used at Restaurants

Grammar Goals

  • Know the Different Forms of "What" in French
  • Practice the Partitive Articles du , de la , and des
  • Practice the Verb Aimer Bien
  • Use the Verb Aller in the Near Future
  • Use Que and Qu'est-ce que in Questions

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 4 - Transportation and Payment

Conversational Goals

  • Ask for the Price of an Item
  • Deal with Large Numbers
  • Discuss Payment Methods
  • Handle Currency with Ease
  • Take a Taxi and Pay the Fare

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate the Verbs Payer and Accepter
  • Conjugate the Verbs Vendre and Vouloir
  • Count Using Ordinal Numbers
  • Practice the Usage of Un and Une
  • Use the Plural Form Des

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 5 - Help and Requests

Conversational Goals

  • Accept or Decline Help
  • Ask for and Offer Help
  • Describe an Emergency Situation
  • Gain Knowledge of Emergency Services
  • Talk About Things You Lost or Forgot

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate the Verb Avoir Mal in the 1st Person Singular and 2nd Person Plural
  • Correctly Place the Object Pronoun Me in a Sentence
  • Form the Perfect Tense in the First Person Singular
  • Practice the Use of Possessive Adjectives
  • Use the Preposition À with Definite Articles Le and Les

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 6 - Clarification and Explanation

Conversational Goals

  • Ask and Tell What a Word or Phrase Means
  • Communicate your Ability to Understand
  • Request to Repeat or Slow Down

Grammar Goals

  • Form the Comparative
  • Practice Negation
  • Practice the Perfect Tense
  • Use the Pronoun On
  • Use Qu'est-ce que and Qu'est-ce qui

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 7 - Dates and Appointments

Conversational Goals

  • Ask and Tell the Time
  • Ask What Something Is
  • Ask Whether Something is Right or Wrong
  • Talk About Major Holidays
  • Talk About the Date (Day, Month, Year)

Grammar Goals

  • Correctly Use Partitive Articles Du , De la , and Des
  • Practice the Perfect Tense with the Auxiliary Avoir
  • Understand and Use Il faut
  • Use a Variety of Question Words
  • Use Linking Words Alors , D'ailleurs , and Peut-être

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 8 - Relatives and Pets

Conversational Goals

  • Address Family Members Using Kinship Words
  • Comment on Pets
  • Describe People and Animals Physically
  • Describe What Someone Is Doing at the Moment
  • Talk About Personality Types

Grammar Goals

  • Ask a Question: Intonation, Inversion, and Est-ce que
  • Use Adjectives in the Masculine and Feminine Form
  • Use Interrogative Pronouns Qui , Quoi , Où and Quand
  • Use Possessive Adjectives
  • Use Possessive Pronouns in the Singular Form

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 9 - Household Rooms and Items

Conversational Goals

  • Describe What Color Something Is
  • Refer to Furniture
  • Refer to General Places
  • Refer to Rooms and Locations in a House
  • Use Location and Relational Words

Grammar Goals

  • Correctly Position Adjectives
  • Practice Adjective Agreement
  • Understand Prepositional Phrases
  • Use Expressions with Avoir
  • Use the Imperative Form

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 10 - Career and Hobbies

Conversational Goals

  • Accept an Invitation
  • Politely Decline an Invitation
  • Share Likes and Dislikes
  • Talk About Careers and Professions
  • Talk About Hobbies

Grammar Goals

  • Know How to Use Savoir vs Connaître
  • Practice the Near Future Tense
  • Practice the Perfect Tense
  • Understand the Use of C'est
  • Use Some French Abbreviations

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 1 - Friends and Relationships

Conversational Goals

  • Describe Your Workplace
  • Inquire About Somebody's Habits
  • Offer to Buy Somebody a Drink
  • Start a Conversation
  • Use Terms of Endearment

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate -er Verbs in the 2nd Person Singular
  • Practice the Direct Object Pronoun Te
  • Practice Using Possessive Adjectives
  • Understand the Position of Adverbs in French
  • Use Some Reciprocal Verbs

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 2 - Cooking and Eating

Conversational Goals

  • Express That You Do Not Like Something
  • Refer to Food Preparation Processes
  • Say You Like or Dislike Certain Dishes
  • Talk About the Ingredients of a Dish
  • Use Food Vocabulary and Measurements

Grammar Goals

  • Construct the Imperative Form
  • Form the Negation Pas de
  • Learn the Construction Faire + Infinitive
  • Use the Direct Object Pronouns Me and La
  • Use the Partitive Articles Du , De la , and Des

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 3 - Weather and Landscapes

Conversational Goals

  • Offer to Do Something
  • Talk About the Land
  • Talk About the Seasons
  • Talk About the Weather
  • Use Proper Measurement for Temperature

Grammar Goals

  • Construct the Near Future
  • Practice the Imperative
  • Understand Indirect Object Pronouns
  • Use the Pronoun Y
  • Use Il fait and Il y a with Weather Expressions

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 4 - Shopping and Apparel

Conversational Goals

  • Express Quantities
  • Express Your Needs and Wants
  • Inquire About Store Hours
  • Name Different Types of Stores
  • Say What You Need for School or Work

Grammar Goals

  • Form the Expression Avoir besoin de
  • Practice the Imperative
  • Start Using the Future Tense
  • Use Some Reflexive Verbs
  • Use the Direct Object Pronoun "it": le, la, les, l'

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 5 - Tasks and Errands

Conversational Goals

  • Talk About What You Want or Need to Do Every Day
  • Invite Someone to Join You for an Activity
  • Name a Few Shops and Businesses
  • Use Basic Banking and Financial Terms
  • Use the Post Office

Grammar Goals

  • Express Necessity or Obligation with Devoir
  • Practice Formulating Questions with the Verb Pouvoir
  • Use the Verb Aller with the Preposition À
  • Use Quelques

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 6 - Recreation and Relaxation

Conversational Goals

  • Describe Plans for the Summer
  • Describe Plans for the Weekend
  • Make Plans for an Activity
  • Remind Someone to Bring Something
  • Suggest Going Somewhere

Grammar Goals

  • Understand the Imperative in the Negative Form
  • Use the Conditional
  • Use the Future Tense

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 7 - Travel and Tourism

Conversational Goals

  • Ask About and Discuss a Famous Person
  • Ask to See Famous or Local Places
  • Offer to Do Something
  • State an Idea
  • Talk About Something You Learned

Grammar Goals

  • Form the Imperfect Tense for -er Verbs
  • Learn Another Use of Bien
  • Practice Forming the Perfect Tense with -er Verbs
  • Use Devoir in the Conditional Tense as "Should"

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 8 - Physical Descriptions and Humor

Conversational Goals

  • Add Humor to a Situation
  • Describe a Person's Personality
  • Describe Someone's Appearance
  • Express Uncertainty
  • Use Color and Furniture Vocabulary

Grammar Goals

  • Learn Another Way to Say "Yes" in French
  • Review the Position of French Adjectives
  • Use the Demonstrative Pronoun Celui
  • Use the Imperative
  • Use the Imperfect

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 9 - Opinions and Popular Culture

Conversational Goals

  • Ask About an Art Event
  • Say If You Are Familiar with Someone or Something
  • Talk About Famous Local Authors
  • Talk About Local Music
  • Understand When an Event Will Take Place

Grammar Goals

  • Practice the Future Tense
  • Practice the Present Tense
  • Use the Recent Past with Venir de
  • Use the Passé Composé with Avoir
  • Use the Passé Composé with Être

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 1 - Historic People and Events

Conversational Goals

  • Ask About Wars or Other Important Events
  • Ask for Information, Details, and Explanations During a Conversation
  • Be the First to Start a Conversation
  • Discuss French Political Life Nowadays
  • Talk About Local Historical Figures

Grammar Goals

  • Be Introduced to the Perfect Infinitive
  • Learn About the Historical Present
  • Use Adverbs of Time to Describe the Order of Events
  • Use Connective Words
  • Use the Passé Composé with Être and Avoir

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 2 - Hospital and Pharmacy

Conversational Goals

  • Describe Feelings of Pain or Illness
  • Name a Kind of Medicine
  • Name Body Parts
  • Respond to Medical Questions
  • Schedule an Appointment

Grammar Goals

  • Learn and Use En as a Pronoun
  • Practice the Future Tense
  • Review the Phrase Avoir mal à
  • Use Reflexive Verbs in the Passé Composé
  • Use Reflexive Verbs to Describe an Accident

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 3 - Thoughts and Emotions

Conversational Goals

  • Describe a Childhood or Past Experience
  • Describe or Explain Your Emotions
  • Express Feelings
  • Offer Sympathy
  • Understand French Slang Le Verlan

Grammar Goals

  • Practice Using Question Tags
  • Use Colloquial Negation Pas
  • Use Some Interjections
  • Use the Imperfect and the Perfect Tense Within One Sentence
  • Use En avoir + Expressions of Irritation

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 4 - College and University Life

Conversational Goals

  • Ask What School Somebody Attended
  • Discuss the Different Universities in France
  • Express Pride
  • Inquire About Field of Study
  • Talk About Your Daily Routine

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate Verbs Ending in ier
  • Conjugate Être and Aller in the Future Tense
  • Learn the Conditional of the Verbs Pouvoir and Être
  • Practice the Imperfect Tense with Avoir in the First Person Singular
  • Use Irregular Superlative Forms with Adjectives

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 5 - Family and Name Origins

Conversational Goals

  • Ask About the Origin of a Name
  • Comment on Someone's Name
  • Describe the Nature of a Guest's Visit
  • Identify Your Relationship with Someone
  • Use Various Expressions to Introduce Someone

Grammar Goals

  • Combine Direct and Indirect Pronouns
  • Conjugate the Verb Voir in the Present Tense
  • Construct the Imperfect Tense in French
  • Use Direct Object Pronouns
  • Use French Expressions as Question Tags

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 6 - Food Allergies and Ingredients

Conversational Goals

  • Ask if Someone Wants to Taste a Food
  • Ask Whether a Dish Contains Certain Ingredients
  • Give Compliments on Food
  • Talk About Hunger and Food Cravings
  • Talk About One's Dietary Habits

Grammar Goals

  • Construct the Subjunctive
  • Learn Colloquial Expressions
  • Place and Learn Adverbs

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 7 - Social Events and Gatherings

Conversational Goals

  • Compliment Someone on Their Clothing or Appearance
  • Describe How to Plan and Carry Out an Event
  • Express That One Event is Dependent on Another
  • Say You Have to Verify Something
  • Talk About Personal Care and Grooming

Grammar Goals

  • Form the Imperative with Reflexive Verbs
  • Practice the Imperfect
  • Practice the Near Future
  • Use the Present Subjunctive
  • Use Time Prepositions

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 8 - Sports and Fitness

Conversational Goals

  • Comment on an Activity and its Effects
  • Discuss Sport and Exercise Habits
  • Invite Someone to Join a Group
  • Talk About Your Favorite Sports
  • Talk About Your Interests and Hobbies

Grammar Goals

  • Form the Past Perfect with Avoir and Être
  • Form the Present Subjunctive with Être
  • Use Expressions of Time and Adverbs of Frequency
  • Use the Present to Talk About Future Events
  • Use Jouer à and Faire de with Sports Activities

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 9 - Movies and TV

Conversational Goals

  • Ask for an Opinion
  • Describe Aspects of Movie Making
  • Discuss a Movie or Acting
  • Give a Contrary Opinion
  • Give a Presentation of a Movie

Grammar Goals

  • Construct Hypothetical Sentences with If-Clauses
  • Form the Imperfect Tense
  • Use Superlatives Followed by the Subjunctive
  • Use the Adverbial Pronoun En

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 1 - Airports and Customs

Conversational Goals

  • Understand a Voice Message from the Airlines About Changes to a Flight Schedule
  • Explain Basic Rules, Policies, or Laws
  • Interact with Airport Employees
  • Present and Request Identification
  • Respond to Security Questions and Commands

Grammar Goals

  • Learn a New Way to Say "Please"
  • Make Various Negative Sentences in French
  • Talk in the Past with the Passé Composé and the Imperfect
  • Use Possessive Adjectives
  • Use the Indefinite Subject Pronoun On

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 2 - Hotels and Local Attractions

Conversational Goals

  • Ask For and Follow Directions to Get from One Place to Another
  • Check in to and out of a Hotel
  • Discuss Hotel Features and Services
  • Express Future Desires
  • Offer Help

Grammar Goals

  • Practice the Imperative
  • Speak Formal French
  • Use Neutral On
  • Use the Negations Ne...rien , Ne...aucun , Ne...personne , and Ne...jamais
  • Use Être in the Passé Composé

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 3 - House Hunting and Moving

Conversational Goals

  • Accentuate the Positive Aspects of a Living Space
  • Discuss Features of Homes or Apartments
  • Inquire About Possible Homes
  • Outline Steps to Take Before Moving In
  • Talk About Your Family History

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate the Verb Être in the Conditional
  • Learn About Negative Infinitives
  • Speak Formal French Using the First Person Plural
  • Use Difficile/Facile à Versus Difficile/Facile de
  • Use L'Imparfait for Things That Used to Happen Regularly

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 4 - Utilities and Repair

Conversational Goals

  • Ask for a Technician or Repairman
  • Describe a Problem with a Utility or Appliance
  • Discuss Setting up Utilities
  • Establish a Time Frame for Services
  • Give Contact and Billing Information

Grammar Goals

  • Practice Formal French
  • Practice the Imperative in the Second Person Plural
  • Understand the Usage of Ce vs Ça
  • Use Adverbs of Time and Temporal Words
  • Use Plural Possessive Adjectives

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 5 - Education and Career

Conversational Goals

  • Discuss Schooling Options
  • Discuss the Consequences of a Decision
  • Make a Presentation About the History of a School
  • Mention Hearsay
  • Talk About Features of Schools

Grammar Goals

  • Place and Use Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
  • Practice the Passive Voice
  • Understand the Difference Between Penser à and Penser de
  • Use the Indefinite Subject Pronoun On
  • Use the Reflexive Verb Se demander

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 6 - Emergencies and Aid

Conversational Goals

  • Describe an Emergency Situation
  • Express Fear and Urgency
  • Present on Something Learned in the Media
  • Request and Offer Emergency Aid
  • Request and Provide an Address or a Location

Grammar Goals

  • Learn Expressions of Time and Speed
  • Practice Using Être in the Passé Composé
  • Use the Imperative Mood
  • Use Qu'est-ce qui and Qu'est-ce que

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 7 - Household and Lifestyle

Conversational Goals

  • Apologize and Ask for Forgiveness
  • Ask Someone to Do a Chore
  • Be Sarcastic in French
  • Express Annoyance or Anger
  • Give an Excuse

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate Stem-Changing Verbs
  • Conjugate Verbs in the Third Person Plural in the Present Tense
  • Form and Use the Present Participle
  • Use the Imperative Mood with Être
  • Use Faire with Household Chores

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 8 - Hair and Beauty Services

Conversational Goals

  • Arrange or Reschedule an Appointment
  • Discuss Beauty Salon Services
  • Make and Ask About Appointments
  • Request and Discuss Hairstyles

Grammar Goals

  • Be Introduced to the Immediate Past Tense
  • Differentiate Between Aller chez and Aller à la/au
  • Learn Different Ways to Say "Only"
  • Use Inversion to Ask a Question
  • Use Faire + Infinitive with a Causative Meaning

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 9 - Events and Schedules

Conversational Goals

  • Discuss Certain Obligations
  • Discuss When Events Occur
  • Remind Someone of an Event
  • Talk About a Person's Availability

Grammar Goals

  • Conjugate Se Rappeler in the Imperative Form
  • Use Temporal Adverbs
  • Use the Suffixes Ci and Là with Demonstrative Adjectives

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 1 - Going to a Party

Conversational Goals

  • Discuss Future Plans
  • Talk About Means of Transport
  • Understand French Slang

Grammar Goals

  • Be introduced to Demonstrative Adjectives
  • Form Emphatic Sentences
  • Form the Near Future
  • Practice Masculine and Feminine Adjectives
  • Use the Pronoun On

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 1 - Let's Have a Drink!

Conversational Goals

  • Inquire About Somebody's Habits
  • Offer to Buy Somebody a Drink
  • Strike up a Conversation
  • Use Terms of Endearment

Grammar Goals

  • Construct Negation
  • Use Direct Object Pronouns
  • Use Possessive Pronouns in the Singular Form

Conversational and Grammar Goals

Chapter 1 - French Wines and Cheeses

Conversational Goals

  • Make a Suggestion
  • Order Wines and Cheeses
  • Use Idiomatic Expressions on Wines and Cheeses

Grammar Goals

  • Form Sentences with the Phrase Ça te dit... ?
  • Use Articles and Demonstrative Pronouns
  • Use Personal Pronouns

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