French Language Tutor from Kennesaw State University Offering Comprehensive French Classes

Student and Tutor reviewed French vocabulary for cafe items and expressions of quantity. They extensively practiced regular -ER verb conjugations and learned common verbs. The session also covered the conjugation and usage of "jouer" (to play) for hobbies and "faire" (to do/make) for various activities, alongside dedicated pronunciation practice for French nasal sounds.

The Student and Tutor reviewed key French grammatical concepts, including the distinction and conjugation of *savoir* versus *connaître*. They practiced listening comprehension with a segment on French school life, expanded vocabulary with new -ER verbs and country names, and solidified understanding of French numbers from 50 to 100. The upcoming session will focus on vocabulary related to celebrities and singers.

The Student and Tutor worked on French grammar, reviewing the 'depuis' construction and learning the Future Perfect tense through explanations and examples. They also practiced reading and translating a French article about Gabon, discussing its political, economic, and cultural aspects. The Tutor noted the absence of specific exercises for the Future Perfect but acknowledged the need for more practice.

Student and Tutor expanded French vocabulary related to chores and kitchen items, followed by a detailed review of French capitalization rules. They then practiced conjugating the irregular verb 'ouvrir' and learned how to form the passé composé with the auxiliary verb 'être,' focusing on past participle agreement with the subject.

The Student and Tutor practiced French vocabulary related to family members, countries, colors, and days of the week. They worked on pronunciation through repetition and engaged in identification activities based on visual aids. The Student also received an introduction to the months of the year and reviewed how to say 'grandma' and 'grandpa' in French.

Student and Tutor practiced French pronunciation of various country names and reviewed a list of unique '-er' verbs. They extensively covered the conjugation of the irregular verb "courir" and drilled the French number system, focusing on the complex 70-90 range, comparing it to the Swiss system. The session concluded with a listening comprehension exercise based on a video about a student in Paris, with questions answered and discussed.