Module 3 : French FUNdamentals: Expressions of Gratitude and Preference
Your trip to France is coming up! Time to reply to Chloë’s about Sunday’s Breakfast in Paris!
- Expressions of Gratitude and Preference
- Accents: The difference between é and è
- Vowels: What is ‘Ou’ and ‘Eau’?
- Introduction to grammar: The plural in French
Feel free to write notes on a dedicated notebook to enhance your learning journey.
Remember to relax and enjoy! You’re here for you. Study at your own pace. You’re not preparing for a test 🙂
Time to Practice!
Download the worksheet and answer the questions. You’ll find the key answers in the next module. Feel free to print and fill with a pencil or just answer on your screen.
To download, you only need to click on the download button. Remember to study and absorb before moving to the next module.
Time for listening Practice
One important step is to hone your speaking skills in French.
Do you know any of these French words? Listen to the audio, repeat and add any French words you know (if any) in your notebook. You do not have to memorize their meanings. This practice is meant to build your reading and pronunciation skills.
Feel free to pause and repeat as many times as you’d like.
Press/Click on the player underneath.
Answer Key
Don’t forget to check your answers from the previous module!
Don’t worry about mistakes. You’re here to learn.
One Step Further
Listen to this episode to know more about using articles and likes in French.
How to use article in French sentences?
Meet Macaron
Now that you’ve done terrific progress, you will be able to practice with Macaron in the next module.
What You Have Learned Today
- French Fundamentals: Expressions of Gratitude and Preference
- Accents: The difference between é and è
- Vowels: What is ‘Ou’ and ‘Eau’?
- Introduction to grammar: The plural in French
Upcoming in your next module
In your next module: You’re traveling to France with plenty of time to spare. How about starting to read a menu!
- French Culinary Vocabulary
- Pronunciation: Practicing French Compound Vowels
- Building Confidence when Reading a Menu
- Restaurant Essentials: Utensils and Table Setting