Manger au restaurant / manger chez vous

Here are the handouts from today.

and the video...

Au restaurant

Bonsoir! This evening we went over the textbook review of chapters 6-9. We then began our unit on food: meals, common foods and drinks, and useful words and expressions for ordering in a restaurant. Here is the handout we used. Remember that next time you'll have the opportunity to order something at Arsaga's en français if you wish. Bon appétit!

La lecture et les médias

My apologies -- I forgot to post last week! Here are the handouts from today and 4/13.

Reminder: We are meeting upstairs in the Leverenz Room next week!

Passez une bonne semaine!

Court métrage

Here is the episode of "Extra" we watched today should you wish to review it.

(And who wouldn't??!)

We'll continue with chapter seven for next time. Très bien fait! Nice work everyone.

Jour de ratrappage

Today we covered a lot of ground in our review session: être and avoir, negation with ne...pas, forming questions, definite (le, la, l', les) and indefinite (un, une, des) articles, and contractions of articles (du, des, au, aux). Please read chapter 6 for next time. If you haven't done the Révision of chapters 1-5 in the textbook I'd also recommend that - it's a good review of everything we've covered so far.

Vous faites vraiment des progrès! Felicitations!

Une publicité drôle pour vous ;)

Etre and Avoir review

Yesterday we reviewed the verbs être and avoir and their uses. We also did some listening comprehension. If you weren't in class, here are the videos we watched:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytUfZL_JaLk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqHZNujfHZo


Next time we have our first "ratrappage" (catch up) scheduled. We will go over some key grammar points from chapters 1-5 in the textbook. We'll do some more listening and speaking practice as well. A mercredi!

Adjectives and a few new verbs

Today we reviewed using adjectives to describe oneself and others. You can view the powerpoint here.

We also learned two new verbs : aimer (to like) and avoir (to have). We learned how to say "I like" followed by various activities, as well as some idiomatic expressions with avoir. See this handout for more information and practice. It also includes some review of what we covered last class.

If you missed class today, please review the powerpoint and the handout if you can. Next time we will do some review to get everyone caught up and we'll also talk about Chapters 4 and 5. And feel free to email at lkatelloyd@gmail.com if you have questions about anything you missed!


A mercredi!