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Gaetan taught 1 day ago
The Student and Tutor practiced forming sentences in the French *Passé Composé* tense, focusing on verb conjugation for past actions and using various time expressions. They reviewed specific vocabulary related to activities and discussed the upcoming topic of auxiliary verbs. For homework, the Student will practice forming questions and answers using the *Passé Composé*.
Le Passé Composé: The Common Past Tense
Auxiliary Verbs: Avoir vs. Être
Time Expressions in the Past
Describing Past Conditions with 'C'était'
Forming Questions in the Passé Composé
Karine taught 3 days ago
The session focused on French conversational practice, particularly forming questions and answers related to personal information, hobbies, and preferences. The Student practiced various question structures, verb conjugations (present and imperfect), and vocabulary for topics like nicknames, hobbies, weekends, favorite places, languages, birthdays, and movie genres. Key grammatical points included `Est-ce que` questions, negation with `ne...pas`, gender and number agreement for adjectives and possessive adjectives, and distinguishing between present and past tenses.
Asking "Do you have...?" (Est-ce que tu as...?)
Possessive Adjectives (Mon
Ma
Mes / Ton
Ta
Tes)
Common Question Words
Expressing Frequency: `Souvent` & `Régulièrement`
Benita Chijindu taught 5 days ago
The session focused on French past tense (passé composé), specifically reviewing movement verbs that use 'être' as an auxiliary and then practicing irregular past participles that use 'avoir'. The Student learned an acronym for 'être' verbs, distinguished between similar verbs, and worked on pronoun placement rules, concluding with interactive practice exercises.
Passé Composé with Être (Dr. Mrs. P. VANDERTRAMP Verbs)
Passé Composé with Avoir & Irregular Past Participles
Object Pronoun Placement in Passé Composé
Negation with Passé Composé
Gaetan taught 7 days ago
The Student and Tutor practiced distinguishing between the French verbs 'faire' and 'jouer' for activities and sports, and reviewed expressions requiring 'faire' such as 'faire les courses' and 'faire le ménage'. They also worked on integrating weather expressions and adverbs of frequency into sentences, with the Student planning to create more sentences at home for practice and to prepare for a discussion on proposing activities in a new city next time.
Verbs Jouer and Faire with Sports
Faire with Common Daily Activities
Expressing Frequency and Duration
Impersonal Weather Expressions with Il fait
Darcy taught 9 days ago
The Student and Tutor focused on Halloween-themed French vocabulary, completing a reading comprehension exercise, and a gap-fill activity. They also started translating English sentences into French, with the remaining translation sentences assigned as optional homework for the next Monday. The plan for the next Monday's session is to continue with Halloween-related content.
Essential French Halloween Vocabulary
Verbs and Phrases for Describing Origins and Evolution
Cultural Nuances: `Fête` vs. `Soirée` and Expressing Opinion
Descriptive Adjectives and Common Connectors
Karine taught 10 days ago
The session began with French conversational practice on current events in France, specifically protests and cultural observations. The main academic content focused on explaining and practicing various French negation rules, including the placement of `ne...pas` in simple and compound tenses, and the use of expressions like `ne...jamais`, `ne...personne`, `ne...rien`, and `ne...plus`. The Tutor also provided French Halloween-themed learning materials for the Student's daughter as follow-up.
Basic Negation with ne...pas
Special Negative Words & Their Opposites
Negation with Infinitives
Negative Words at the Start of a Sentence
Nuances of Negation: jamais
rien
plus in Context
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