French for you, Grammar A1-A2 and beyond

This grammar video course is based on the content specified at the European level by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages for levels A1 and A2. But it is not a course solely dedicated to candidates for these exams. In addition to the grammatical aspect, there is a great deal of emphasis on practical language with numerous examples that allow the student to acquire vocabulary and expressions of the language as it is really spoken in France.
It is a course that favors examples over-rules and whose purpose is to provide a useful tool for all those who wish to acquire the structural knowledge without which it is difficult to move forward.
The explanations given in this course are all in Italian, while the exercises written in French allow you to put into practice what you have learned in class.

Lesson content:

1 -Verb to be 1st person singular and 2nd pers. plural, nationality adjectives, prepositions à, de, chez

2 – Verb to be in the present tense, subject pronouns, feminine and plural regular adjectives

3 – Feminine of irregular adjectives

4 – Plural of adjectives and nouns.

5 – Interrogative form:  verb+subject pronoun

6 – Interrogative form verb+subject noun, negative form

7 – The noun, the definite, and indefinite articles

8 – Numerical adjectives

9 – The verb forms c’est, ce sont difference between il est et c’est

10 – The articulated prepositions and possessive adjectives.

11 – Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns.

12 – Verb to have and expression il y a.

13 – Conjunctions mais, et, alors

14 – Neutral Demonstrative Pronouns

15 – The 3 conjugation patterns in the present tense, particularities of verbs in cer, ger, yer

16 – Reflexive verbs in ER, affirmative, interrogative, negative forms.

17 – The big irregular verbs: aller, vouloir, pouvoir, devoir, savoir

18 – Questioning with qui, qui est-ce qui, que, qu’est-ce qui, qu’est-ce que.

19 – Question with où, quand, combien, comment, pourquoi

20 – Adverbs of quantity and intensity

21 – Gallicisms

22 – Partitive articles and zero quantity

23 – Past tense, past participial agreement with être

24 – Other negative terms: ne…plus, ne…jamais, ne…rien, ne…personne

25 – Time, date, prepositions of time.

26 – To situate oneself in time

27 – Indicators of time: dans, depuis, il y a

28 – Stressed Personal Pronouns

29 – Personal pronouns in sentences

30 – Negative and affirmative imperative

31 – Comparative and superlative

32 – The Imperfect

33 – Future, conditional of courtesy

34 – EN and Y pronouns

35 – Relative pronouns qui, que, où

Who this course is for:

• To improve their skills.