1. Expanded Vocabulary

• Advanced Numbers: Revision and use of numbers in practical contexts like prices, dates, and time.
• Travel & Transportation: Vocabulary related to travel (aéroport, billet, voiture), directions, and transport.
• Health & Body: Vocabulary about parts of the body (tête, bras, cœur), common illnesses, and medical phrases.
• Food & Meals: More detailed vocabulary related to food, meals, and dining out.
• Professions: Words for different occupations (docteur, professeur, ingénieur).
• Technology: Basic technology-related terms (ordinateur, téléphone, internet).

2. Advanced Grammar

• Verbs:
  • Passé Composé: Continued practice with more verbs, including irregular verbs and verbs that use être.
  • Imparfait: Introduction to the imperfect tense for describing past events, habitual actions, or states of being.
  • Futur Simple: Introduction to the simple future tense (Je parlerai, Tu finiras).
  • Conditional: Basic use of the conditional tense to express possibilities or polite requests.
• Pronouns:
  • Use of direct (le, la, les) and indirect object pronouns (lui, leur).
  • Relative pronouns (qui, que) to connect clauses.
• Adjectives & Adverbs:
  • Placement and agreement of adjectives.
  • Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs.
• Prepositions:
  • More complex use of prepositions in sentences (à côté de, en face de).
• Conjunctions & Subordinating Conjunctions:
  • Using more complex conjunctions (car, donc, puisque) and subordinating conjunctions (que, quand, parce que).

3. Complex Sentences

• Compound & Complex Sentences: Combining sentences using conjunctions and relative pronouns.
• Questions: Forming complex questions using various structures.
• Negative Sentences: Using multiple negatives (e.g., Je ne mange jamais de viande).

4. Conversational Skills

• Role-Playing: Practicing real-life scenarios like booking a hotel room, visiting a doctor, or discussing future plans.
• Debates & Discussions: Engaging in simple debates or discussions on topics like school, hobbies, and family.
• Expressing Emotions & Opinions: Using appropriate vocabulary and structures to express feelings and opinions.

5. Reading and Comprehension

• Short Stories & Articles: Reading and understanding simple stories, news articles, and dialogues.
• Comprehension Questions: Answering questions about readings, identifying main ideas, and understanding details.
• Understanding Context: Learning to infer meaning from context and recognizing idiomatic expressions.

6. Writing Practice

• Paragraphs & Essays: Writing structured paragraphs and short essays on various topics like daily routines, travel experiences, or future aspirations.
• Letters & Emails: Writing formal and informal letters and emails, including invitations and thank-you notes.
• Creative Writing: Encouraging creative expression through short stories or personal reflections.

7. Listening Practice

• Authentic Audio Clips: Listening to authentic French audio, including songs, interviews, and dialogues.
• Listening Comprehension: Completing exercises based on audio clips, such as identifying key points or summarizing information.

8. Cultural Knowledge

• French-speaking Countries: Exploring the culture, traditions, and geography of francophone countries.
• French History & Famous Figures: Introduction to significant historical events and personalities in France.
• French Literature & Films: Brief introduction to famous French literary works and films.

9. Projects and Activities

• Cultural Projects: Researching and presenting on French culture, history, or current events.
• Role-Playing and Skits: Creating and performing skits to practice conversational French in a fun, interactive way.
• Group Work: Collaborative activities like creating posters, videos, or presentations on a chosen topic.