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Learn to describe where things are: sur, sous, devant, derrière, entre, à côté de, dans, en face de… — essential prepositions for describing locations.
Targeted practice across 10 exercises covering all key topics from Units 3 & 4: prepositions, questions, weather, advice, food & frequency, activities and places, futur proche, demonstratives, pronom y, and a full 12-verb conjugation drill.
Learn to say J'aime le sport, la musique, l'équitation, les échecs… — using aimer with the definite article before a noun.
Learn to say Je fais du sport, de la natation, de l'équitation, des arts martiaux… — using faire with the correct activity article.
Learn to say J'aime danser, chanter, lire, cuisiner… — using aimer, adorer, détester, préférer directly followed by an infinitive verb.
Learn Je vais à la piscine, au stade, aux courts de tennis… — the contracted articles au, à la, à l', aux with place nouns.
Learn le matin, l'après-midi, le soir, la nuit and how to tell the time: Il est huit heures et demie.
Master mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, votre, leur… — which form to use based on the gender and number of the noun owned.
Learn the -er verb pattern (aimer, parler, habiter) and the irregular verbs faire and aller — used throughout Unit 2 for hobbies and places.
Learn to conjugate and use vouloir (to want) and pouvoir (to be able to) — essential for expressing intentions and possibilities at A1 level.
Learn to propose a rendez-vous, accept or decline, and negotiate an alternative: On se retrouve… ?, D'accord !, Désolé…, Plutôt dimanche ? Then revise all of Unit 2.
Learn to say Je m'appelle…, J'ai … ans, Je suis…, Il y a … personnes dans ma famille. Core vocabulary for self-introduction.
Master the ne … pas structure to negate any sentence. Covers elision, position, and common negation patterns from Unit 1.
Master the present tense of s'appeler (reflexive, stem-changing), être, and avoir — the three verbs that power all Unit 1 sentences.
Learn to form yes/no questions using rising intonation, est-ce que, and inversion: Tu es français ? / Est-ce que tu es français ? / Es-tu français ?
Learn qui, que/qu'est-ce que, où, comment, combien (de), quel(le)(s) and how to build information questions about identity, place, and quantity.
Learn which definite article goes with each country: la France, le Japon, l'Espagne, les États-Unis. Understand how nationality adjectives agree with gender.
Consolidate everything from Unit 1: s'appeler, être, avoir, negation, questions, articles, and nationalities — in a single mixed-topic exercise.