Exceptions

Exceptions to Conjugations

Exceptions to Numbers and Counting

Exceptions to Punctuation

Les Liasons Les liaisons dangereuses

l’Ellaison

Know what you don’t know

Which words are capitalized

Asking and Answering Questions

Pronunciations

Pronunciations

(tongue twisters)

Exceptions

Big Ideas for the study of French 101

Daily Checklist

Autobiography

Exercises:

Repetition
A Schedule to cover all slots
Review

Recording Oral Exercises (then listening back)
A File for listening to Oral Recorded Exercises

Writing Exercises (capture and correct)
An additional binder for writing exercises

TV5Monde

The List of 13 (treize) Questions
Formal and Informal Versions

Comment (How)

Ou (Where)

Quel (What)

Quand (When)

French 101

Study Topics

conjugaisons Conjugations

des questions 13 Questions

Vocabulary

Numbers (Lesson Four) Week #2

Letters

Adjectives

Articles

Rules

Exceptions

French 101

Regular Verbs

To conjugate these verbs:
drop the -er from the infinitive to form the stem.
Next, add the -er endings to the stem.
Different tenses have different endings.

Regular Verbs ending in “er”                                  
e
es
e
ons
ez
ent

EXCEPTIONS

Regular Verbs ending in “ger”                             Regular Verbs ending in “cer”
e                                                                                     e
es                                                                                   es
e                                                                                     e
eons                                                                              çons
ez                                                                                   ez
ent                                                                                 ent

Knowing what you don’t know is a step in the correct direction

Conjunction of Verbs

Irregular Verbs

Regular Verbs

Numbers and Special Exceptions

Pronunciations
Mispronunciations of the Same Words

Conjugations

Les chiffres de zéro à trente et un (0-31)

Les jours, les mois, les saisons et les dates

Differences between English and French in capitalizing different words

French 101
Chicago City Colleges

Irregular Verb
(to go)

je vais               nous allons
tu vas                vous allez
il va                  ils vont
elle va              elle vont

(formelles)
D’ou êtes-vous? Je suis a Chicago
(informelles)
D`où es-t?

Irregular Verb
(to be)

je suis                             nous sommes
tu es                                vous êtes
il est                                ils sont
elle est                            elle sont

(formelles)
D’ou êtes-vous?            Je suis  a Chicago
(informelles)
D`où es-t?