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Construct basic sentences using subject-verb-object (SVO) order. Begin with simple present tense verbs and subject pronouns to create statements, questions, and negative sentences.

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Learn to conjugate regular -er, -ir, and -re verbs, as well as essential irregular verbs like 'être' (to be), 'avoir' (to have), and 'aller' (to go). Focus on using these verbs in practical, everyday contexts.

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Understand how to form questions using intonation, 'est-ce que', and question words like 'qui' (who), 'quoi' (what), 'où' (where), etc. Apply these structures in interactive settings to enhance comprehension.

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Differentiate between masculine and feminine nouns and use the correct definite (le, la) and indefinite articles (un, une). Recognize patterns and exceptions to predict noun gender.

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Employ adjectives to describe nouns and ensure they agree in gender and number. Practice common adjectives and get familiar with their placement before or after nouns.

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Use 'ne...pas' to form negative sentences and explore other common negation words like 'jamais' (never), 'rien' (nothing), and 'personne' (no one). Test your skills through dialogue and written exercises.

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Master counting from 0 to 100 and become comfortable with telling time, days of the week, and months. Use this knowledge to schedule events and describe sequences of actions.

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Students should understand the difference between countable and uncountable nouns, along with the appropriate use of grammatical structures associated with them.

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Les articles definis In French, the definite articles are: le, la, les, and l'. They are used with countable nouns that are specific and known to the speakers. Usage: - Le (masculine singular) - La (feminine singular) - Les (plural for both) - L' (before a vowel or mute 'h', regardless of gender)

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Les articles indefinis The indefinite articles in French are: un, une, and des. Use these articles with countable nouns when referring to any member of a group. Usage: - Un (masculine singular) - Une (feminine singular) - Des (plural for both, but also used in negative constructions to mean 'any')

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Les articles partitifs

For uncountable nouns, the partitive articles in French are: du, de la, de l', and des. They express a quantity of something that cannot be counted.

Usage:
- Du (masculine singular)
- De la (feminine singular)
- De l' (before a vowel or mute 'h', regardless of gender)
- Des (used in negative sentences to mean 'none')

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Discover the nuances of French pronunciation, including nasal sounds and liaisons. Practice the alphabet with special attention to vowels and accent marks to lay a strong foundation for your French journey.