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Temps des verbes français: programme d'étude total des verbes (French Verb Tenses: Total Verb Study Program) - Zoom
with Jerry Gloster, M.A.
French Verbs, the heart of the French language, is one of the more difficult aspects of learning the language. This course is a comprehensive review / study of verbs in French with multiple exercises, vocabulary and supplementary relevant materials. It’s aimed to help students attain greater efficiency in the usage of verbs in written correspondence, in active conversation, or in reading French. We will continue from where we left off in the Fall: studying compound tenses. Text: French Verb Tenses: Total Verb Study Program, premium 4th ed., by Trudie Maria Booth. Best to use the premium 4th ed. so we can all be in sync with each other. Available from Amazon or Barnes & Nobles, etc. First and last class of the semester guaranteed.
French 1
with Cheryl Herman, M.A.
An introduction to the French language for those with no (or very limited) prior experience. The emphasis will be on learning to speak French and engage in basic conversation. French culture will be included in each weekly lesson. Students will need to purchase a book call Language Hacking French at Amazon for $15.00.
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French 1 (Semester 2)
with Cheryl Herman, M.A.
This course is a continuation of French 1 from the fall semester. The emphasis will be on learning to speak French and engage in basic conversation using the Hacking French book from the fall semester.
Having Fun with French: Advanced Beginning French
with Jerry Gloster, M.A.
Students must know all regular verb conjugations in the presebt tenses, be familiar with the passe compose, the imperfect, the immediate future with aller, etc. They should also be know the irregular verbs: être, avoir, faire, & aller. Text: Easy French: Step-by-Step, Mastering High Frequency Grammar for French Proficiency--Fast by Myrna Bell Rochester, McGraw-Hill Education, 2009. $5 copy fee due the first day of class. 8 classes guaranteed, including the first and last weeks of the semester.