Beginner's French I

Lesson 2 - subject pronouns

Lesson 3 - the verb être (to be)

Lesson 4 - definite articles (le, la, l', les); masculine and feminine

Lesson 5 - indefinite articles (un, une, des)

Lesson 6 - the verb avoir (to have); plural of nouns

Lesson 7 - regular er verbs; verb groups

Lesson 8 - the verb aller (to go)

Lesson 9 - forming negative sentences

Lesson 10 - asking questions; using question words

Beginner's French II

Lesson 11 - telling time; quel, quels, quelle, quelles

Lesson 12 - the verb faire (with weather and sports)

Lesson 13 - adjective agreement

Lesson 14 - adjective placement

Lesson 15 - possessive adjectives (mon, ma, mes, etc.)

Lesson 16 - stressed pronouns (moi, toi, lui, elle, etc.)

Lesson 17 - the verb prendre; expressions with avoir

Lesson 18 - ce, cet, cette, ces

Lesson 19 - « ir » verbs

Lesson 20 - reflexive verbs

Beginner's French III

Lesson 21 - the imperative

Lesson 22 - the immediate future (le futur proche or le futur immédiat)

Lesson 23 - using y to replace a location

Lesson 24 - the partitive (du, de la, de l')

Lesson 25 - using en (to replace de, du, de la, d', des +noun)

Lesson 26 - the passé composé with avoir

Lesson 27 - present participle (expressed as a verb)

Lesson 28 - the pronoun on, as an alternative to using nous

Lesson 29 - irregular verbs (Third Group)

Lesson 30 - irregular verbs (Third Group)

Intermediate Lessons

Lesson 1 - venir, venir de

Lesson 2 - the relative pronouns qui and que

Lesson 3 - verbs which take être in the passé composé (past tense)

Lesson 4 - verbs + infinitive; verbs + à or de + infinitive

Lesson 5 - L'imparfait (imperfect tense)

Lesson 6 - using savoir and connaître

Lesson 7 - depuis with present tense, pendant, pour

Lesson 8 - reflexive and reciprocal verbs in the passé composé

Lesson 9 - direct object pronouns

Lesson 10 - indirect object pronouns