Qu'est-ce que.Ī1 Negatives Negation - simple tenses - ne. Questions - qui, que/quoi, quand, où, comment, pourquoi, combien (who, what, when, where, how, why, how many) ?
Le présent - Usage - differences between French and English use of the present tense (3 topics)Ī1 Forming Questions Forming YES/NO questions - three simple formsįorming YES/NO questions - by inverting - present tenseįorming questions - by inverting - with names, things and emphasisįorming YES/NO questions - by inverting - present tense special case: puis-je Le présent (Present Tense) - Conjugation of irregular verbs venir/tenir, prendre, apprendre, comprendre, etc (12 topics) Reflexive Verb - Present tense basics - s'habiller, se réveiller, se lever, s'amuser, se laver, se coucher (6 topics) Reflexive Verbs - Futur Proche - aller + infinitive Verb basics - 6 forms for 9 pronouns and their meaningsĬompound subjects are replaced with subject pronouns nous, vous, ils/elles Le Futur Proche Tense - Verb aller + infinitive Le présent (Present Tense) - Conjugation of Irregular Verb avoir, être, aller, faire (4 topics) Le présent (Present Tense) - Conjugation of Regular -ir verbs Numbers - ordinal numbers - differences in French use from EnglishĪ1 Verbs and Conjugation Le présent (Present Tense) - Conjugation of Regular -er verbs Morning / Day / Evening - matin/matinée, jour/journée, soir/soirée Prepositions - joining nouns – à/de change the function/meaningĪ1 Numbers, Dates and Time Dates: from the. Prepositions - use en with feminine countries and au(x) with masculine countries
Prepositions - joining nouns – à means with/made with, but de is used with materials Prepositions - relative positions: dans, sur, devant, derrière, entre, sous Prepositions - use à (to) and de (from/of) with cities Prepositions - sur and dans are used differently to English for street and transportation Prepositions with infinitives - noun + à + verb-infinitive indicates function Prepositions - relative positions: à côté de, en face de, en dehors de, près de, loin de Plural forms of nouns – special cases (5 topics)Ī1 Adjectives and Adverbs How adjectives change according to gender and number (8 topics)Īdjectives following personne, rien, tout le monde, quelqu'un are always masculineĪ1 Prepositions Prepositions - locations: to/from general places: à, de Using du, de la, de l' to express "some" or "any" (2 topics) writing simple phrases (postcards, messages, stories etc) on everyday topics Three or four very short recordings on everyday life (played twice), followed by questionnaires to test how much was understood.Ĭomprehension questionnaires dealing with four or five written documents on everyday life. They are expected to be able to speak about themselves and their immediate environment. At this stage, students should be able to interact in simple ways. Mock Test will be conducted for Exam Preparedness.DELF A1 tests the most basic level at which a language is used, called the "discovery" stage.Writing– Enhance your vocabulary and learn the nuances of Grammar to improve your writing skills. Reading– Learn all about Phonology so as to be able to read accurately. Speaking– Speak in French during the class and Practice Real-life conversations through Role-plays (Jeu de rôle). Listening– Comprehensions based on Audios in the Native French Accent Excel in all the 4 main aspects of learning the Language.This Course prepares you to perform your Best for the DELF Exams which are conducted 4 times in the year. The DELF certificates are valid for life and do not expire. Most undergraduate and graduate programs require a B1/ B2 diploma. It is one of the most useful diplomas which helps to open up a wide range of career opportunities throughout Canada and around the world. The DELF Exams are divided into 6 levels: A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2, corresponding to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). DELF – DIPLÔME D’ ÉTUDES EN LANGUE FRANÇAISE is an official Diploma of French Language Studies issued by the French Ministry of Education and is recognized worldwide.
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