French Language Tutor from Kennesaw State University Offering Comprehensive French Classes

The Student and Tutor reviewed French adjectives, focusing on gender and number agreement, and their placement in sentences. They then learned and practiced conjugating 'ER' verbs, specifically 'parler' (to speak) and 'voyager' (to travel), with an emphasis on pronunciation. The session concluded with an introduction to French country names and a game involving identifying countries and applying the 'voyager' verb, with plans to cover animals, numbers, and review colors in the next session.

Student and Tutor covered several key French language concepts, including prepositions with infinitives and imperative verb forms. They actively practiced listening comprehension using an advanced news report and a short film, alongside reading comprehension and translation of a current events article. The session concluded with a brief overview of irregular imperative verbs.

The Student and Tutor reviewed French verb conjugations for regular ER and IR verbs, including new vocabulary and pronunciation rules. They also expanded their vocabulary with a wide range of animal names and practiced using prepositions for places. The session ended with a listening comprehension exercise.

The Student and Tutor practiced French vocabulary and pronunciation across several categories. They covered adjectives, countries, colors, days of the week, and months of the year, engaging in repetition, identification exercises, and video review. The session concluded after covering months of the year due to time.

The Tutor and Student reviewed key French grammar concepts, including the usage of 'an' versus 'année,' 'il y a' versus 'voilà,' and the distinction between masculine and feminine words for 'day,' 'morning,' and 'evening.' They also practiced French currency vocabulary and began an introduction to the 'Passé Composé' tense. For the next session, the Student requested to learn about types of dinosaurs in French.

The session focused on fundamental French grammar and vocabulary. The Student practiced pronouncing new words, conjugating the irregular verb "être" (to be), and distinguishing between formal and informal "you" (tu vs. vous). Key topics included common greetings, cognates, and an introduction to definite articles and the concept of grammatical gender for nouns.