This course is a continuation from French Beginners 6 and is for any student wishing to learn the language for business, travel or everyday use with approximately 120 hours of French required. Students will develop skills to use in conversation, reading, listening and writing. This course aims to build general basic comprehension and communication skills in beginners French and an introduction to cultural practices, with a focus on clear explanation of basic language principles.
- Cosmopolite 1 A1 Livre d'Eleve Book (Hachette: 2017), ISBN: 9782014015973
Supplier: Abbey's Language Book Centre
Please note that textbook cost is not included in the course fee. In the event of a course being cancelled, WEA Sydney cannot be held responsible for the purchase of any textbooks. Language courses will be confirmed or cancelled at least 7 days prior to their starting date.
Dossier 7: Leçon 2
- Describing outfits and accessories
- Positive and negative opinions
- Asking/Indicating clothes and shoe sizes
- Giving advice (2)
- 3rd person direct object pronouns
- Structures for giving advice
Dossier 7: Leçon 3
- Choosing the right gift for all occasions
- Buying gifts on the internet
- Characterising objects and giving information about their functions
- 3rd person indirect object pronouns
- Relative pronouns qui and que
- Adjectives ending in -able
Dossier 8: Leçon 1
- Buying goods of regular consumption
- Making a shopping list, expressing precise quantities
- Characterising dairy products
- Pronoun en
- Cultural/Technological articles
- Shops and shopkeepers
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
- Understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at the satisfaction of needs of a concrete type.
- Can introduce him/herself and others and can ask and answer questions about personal details such as where he/she lives, people he/she knows and things he/she has.
- Can interact in a simple way provided the other person talks slowly and clearly and is prepared to help.
- Can demonstrate the skills, language and attitudes required for further study of French.
If you are a new WEA Student and enrol into a language class and subsequently find that you are at the wrong level (whether too high or too low), you are permitted to transfer into another more suitable class at no additional cost, provided that the request is made within the first two classes and is in writing from your tutor directly to the Education Manager. After that point, an administration fee of $30 will apply.
