Content you will cover

• Propose, accept and decline an invitation, give instructions using il faut (one must), ask the price of something, go grocery shopping, write a recipe, order food in a restaurant, give an opinion, make dinner table conversation.
• Describe and navigate a city, explain the location of something using prepositions such as en face de, compare different cities, read and understand a map, ask for directions, write about your hometown on a blog.

• Look at a typical French village, learn about the Festival du Mot, talk about French etiquette at the dinner table, discuss cuisines.
• Learn about Brussels, Belgium; Lyon and Bordeaux, France; and Algiers, Algeria; complete a scavenger hunt on a smartphone.

• Food and ingredients, dining habits, table settings, money and commerce.
• City and urban life, public transportation.

• Intonation in the interrogative tense (asking questions), the sound [a].
• The sound [i] like lit, the sound [y] like tu, the sound [s] like sot, and [z] like zoo.

Grammar you will cover

• Forming phrases in the negative using ne…plus and ne… jamais
• The verbs acheter, manger, payer
• The imperative tense (l’impératif)
• The partitive
• Expressions of quantity
• The pronoun en in relation to quantity
• The expression il faut
• Adjective placement
• The verb prendre
• The pronoun y
• Spatial prepositions (à côté de, en face de)
• The comparative (moins de/que, plus de/que)