Grocery shopping

At the end of this section, you will be able to:
  • say what is in your fridge, 
  • recognise the plural,
  • know when to use “un”, “une”, or “des”,
  • make a liaison when necessary,
  • name culinary specialities of several countries.
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Vocabulary: food

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Grammar: nouns in the plural form and indefinite articles (un, une)

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Pronunciation: liaison (sound linking between words)

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Culture(s): eating habits

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tomates

Saying and understanding the price and the weight

At the end of this section, you will be able to:
  • count and ask the price or weight of something,
  • use the demonstratives “ce”, “cet”, “cette”, or “ces”,
  • ask a question with the right intonation,
  • arrive on time to eat in several French speaking countries.
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Vocabulary: numbers

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Grammar: questions using 'combien' and demonstratives

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Pronunciation: intonation with the interrogative word

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Culture(s): mealtimes and the lengths of meals

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Mettre la table : couverts, verres, assiette

Preparing the meal

At the end of this section, you will be able to:
  • name things you can find in your kitchen,
  • recognise and use the infinitive verbs,
  • catch your breath in a sentence at the right time,
  • identify the different ways of eating in French speaking countries.
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Vocabulary: in the kitchen

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Grammar: verbs in the infinitive form

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Pronunciation: linking vowels from word to word

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Culture(s): eating habits

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Sharing a meal

At the end of this section, you will be able to:
  • use the right expressions during a meal,
  • conjugate the verb “avoir” and use the form “il y a”,
  • recognise and pronounce the sound [õ],
  • identify French speakers’ habits when eating.
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Vocabulary: dinner's ready!

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Grammar: the verb "avoir" in the present tense and "il y a"

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Pronunciation: the "on" sound

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Culture(s): social conventions during meals

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