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(The Complete Beginner French Course Part 1)
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Welcome & Introduction
Welcome to Your French Learning
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Your Offline Toolkit
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How To Learn A New Language
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Instructions for the Speaking Practice Exercises Copy
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Instructions on Essay Exercises Copy
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How to Type French Accents? Copy
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Coming Soon!
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Week 1, Day 1Introduce yourself Copy1 Quiz
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Week 1, Day 1: Basics of Pronunciation / Greetings Copy
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Week 1, Day 2 : Pronunciation / Verb être (to be) Copy
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Graded Essay Exercise (ver 1)
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Graded Essay Exercise (ver 2)1 Quiz
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Week 1, Day 3 : Family Members and Jobs Vocabulary, Sounds Unique to the French Language, Verb Avoir Copy1 Quiz
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Week 1, Day 4 : Family and How to Count Copy1 Quiz
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Week 1, Day 5: Conjugating Verbs, 1st group (er) Copy1 Quiz
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Week 1 French Roleplay Challenge Copy
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WEEK 1 – Recap Copy1 Quiz
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Week 2, Day 1: Definite/Indefinite Articles, Food and Beverage Copy1 Quiz
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Week 2, Day 2: Fruits and Partitive Articles Copy1 Quiz
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Week 2, Day 3 : Passé Composé (Compound Past Tense) and Time Copy1 Quiz
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Week 2, Day 4: Perfect Tense with “être” Copy1 Quiz
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Week 2, Day 5: Placement and Agreement of Adjectives Copy1 Quiz
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Week 2 French Roleplay Challenge Copy
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WEEK 2 - Recap Copy2 Quizzes
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Week 3, Day 1: Professions (2nd Part) and Demonstrative Adjectives Copy1 Quiz
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Week 3, Day 2: Asking Questions Copy1 Quiz
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Week 3, Day 3 – List of Useful Verbs Copy1 Quiz
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Week 3, Day 4: Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns Copy1 Quiz
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Week 3, Day 5: Most Useful Verbs (Part 2) Copy1 Quiz
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Week 3 French Roleplay Challenge Copy
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WEEK 3 – Recap Copy1 Quiz
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Week 4, Day 1: Imperfect Tense Copy1 Quiz
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Week 4, Day 2: The Perfect Tense (Passé Composé) vs. The Imperfect Tense (Imparfait) Copy1 Quiz
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Week 4, Day 3: Vocabulary Related to Cinema and Movies Copy1 Quiz
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Week 4, Day 4: Describing People Copy1 Quiz
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Week 4, Day 5: More Vocabulary and the 2nd Group Verbs Copy1 Quiz
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Week 4 French Roleplay Challenge Copy
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WEEK 4 – Recap Copy2 Quizzes
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Week 1-4 Monthly Recap Evaluation Copy1 Quiz
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Conclusion Copy
Expressing Emotions
Let’s learn how to express your feelings in French. French is the language of romance and elegance, so it takes a lot of time to be able to express a feeling in French. However, everything has a beginning, and today’s lesson will provide you with vocabulary for feelings and emotions. It can be helpful if you try to discuss how you feel with a friend.
Speaking Practice 1
Dialogue
A Quick Recap of this Lesson
- Today you learned how to express your emotions in French.
- You learned vocabulary and expressions related to feelings.
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