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Wed13 French 1: Beginning French
with Cheryl Herman, M.A.
This class is an introduction to the French language for those with little or no prior experience. We will focus on learning to speak French and engaging in basic conversation, with elements of French culture incorporated into each weekly lesson. Students should purchase Language Hacking: French by Benny Lewis, which will provide structure for the course and offer opportunities to practice between class sessions. J’espère vous voir bientôt! (Hope to see you soon.)
Wed16 French 1: Semester 2
with Cheryl Herman, M.A.
This class is a continuation of French 1, and we will move forward with Units 4–6. The emphasis remains on learning to speak French and engaging in basic conversation, with French culture woven into each weekly lesson. Students should purchase Language Hacking: French, which provides the structure for the course and helpful practice opportunities between class sessions. J’espère vous voir bientôt! (Hope to see you soon.)
Wed26 French 2
with Cheryl Herman, M.A.
In this class, we will continue with the Hacking French book by Benny Lewis. We will complete Unit 8 until the end of the book. Also we will continue to learn about the past tense and learn the future tense. We will also read and have discussions from le Petit Nicolas, French Edition, pocket book for $16.94 on Amazon. Be sure to buy the pocket book version. On se verra bientot!
Thu19 Having Fun with French: Advanced Beginning French
with Jerry Gloster, M.A.
For students with more than a rudimentary grasp of beginning French. This class will work for those who are at an advanced intermediate, intermediate, or advanced beginning level in French. Text: Easy French: Step-by-Step, Mastering High Frequency Grammar for French Proficiency--Fast by Myrna Bell Rochester, McGraw-Hill Education, 2009, thru Amazon & other book sellers, new or used. We will start in the spring with Chapter 10. A $5 copy fee is due the first day of class. Eight weeks guaranteed, including the first and last weeks of the semester, with the possibility of 1 or 2 extra classes at the availability of the teacher.