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The Student and Tutor practiced formulating and answering a variety of conversational questions in French, focusing on everyday interactions and personal interests. They reinforced grammar points such as question formation, verb conjugations, and appropriate vocabulary for topics like hobbies, holidays, and preferences. The session aimed to build the Student's confidence in engaging in natural dialogues, and they plan to continue with more questions next week.

Student and Tutor discussed the implications of CCTV cameras, debating the balance between public security and individual privacy. They explored how surveillance technology, including AI, impacts societal freedoms and discussed various real-world applications and global comparisons. The session also touched on personal responsibility versus state control over individual choices.

Student and Tutor continued reading "The Little Prince," focusing on pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar from Chapter 3. The session included explanations of French tenses, adjective agreement, and the literary themes of the text. For the next session, the Student requested to focus specifically on French grammar.

The Student and Tutor focused on English grammar and vocabulary, specifically practicing the formation of adjectives from nouns and verbs. They completed exercises distinguishing adjectives used for people versus places/things, and discussed the proper application of '-full' and '-less' suffixes. The session also included a vocabulary activity identifying common travel items.

The Student and Tutor worked on planning a discursive essay in French about technology, covering introduction strategies, key vocabulary for pros and cons, and sentence structures. They also reviewed basic French verb conjugation and discussed incorporating transitional phrases. The Student will complete the first draft, and the next session will focus on pronunciation and reviewing corrections.

Student and Tutor reviewed and practiced the usage of French pronouns `en` and `y`, distinguishing between them based on the preposition they replace. They also covered Direct (COD) and Indirect (COI) Object Pronouns, understanding their placement and appropriate forms for gender and number. For the next session, the plan is to practice speaking using a themed vocabulary approach.