BEGINNER1. LESSON #50. WHAT DO I KNOW ?

Here we are… Last lesson in Beginner 1.
We made quite a way together !

What do you know in French at this point ?

You know how to introduce yourself and to speak about your family.
You know to make declarative, interrogative and imperative sentences. You know negative form too.
You know the determinants : articles such as le, las, les, un, une, des and determinants such as mon, ton, son or ce, cette, ces.
You know important rules about adjectives : how they agree with the noun, how some of them change at feminine or plural form. You know how to use the comparative and the superlative forms. And you heard a little about their position before or after the noun they go with.
You know how to conjugate être, avoir, pouvoir, savoir and every –er verb (first group) in the present tense.

What about looking right now to some other and really useful verbs such as prendre, vouloir, aller, mettre and voir ?

Prendre (to take)	Vouloir (to want)	Aller (To go)	Mettre (to put on)	Voir (to see)
Je prends	Je veux	Je vais	Je mets	Je vois
Tu prends	Tu veux	Tu vas	Tu mets	Tu vois
Il prend	Il veut	Il va	Il met	Il voit
Nous prenons	Nous voulons	Nous allons	Nous mettons	Nous voyons
Vous prenez	Vous voulez	Vous allez	Vous mettez	Vous voyez
Ils prennent	Ils veulent	Ils vont	Ils mettent	Ils voient

And you met a lot of words (almost 400) which allow you to speak about lots of things, in really different domains, such as work, children, food and so on.

In Beginner 2 we’ll go further but following the same way.

Let's see what happens to Marie, Jean and their families. That will allow us to meet other words, other verbs, other tenses (past and future). With them we’ll continue to discover French civilization, French art and French way of life.

Are you ready to keep going learning french with them !

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Translate in English
1. Bonjour. Je m’appelle Laure, j’ai 18 ans.
2. Mon fils s’appelle Paul.
3. Cette petite fille est jolie.
4. Où est ma fourchette ?
5. Je veux de la salade et du vin.
6. Tu as eu une mauvaise note. La pire de toutes.
7. Ce gâteau au chocolat est meilleur que cette tarte aux pommes.
8. Nous savons nager.
9. Ce petit garçon qui s’appelle Nicolas est gentil.

Translate in French
1. Do you want any milk with your cereals ?
2. I like teaching history.
3. It’s difficult to buy a big appartement in Paris.
4. These red flowers are very beautiful but they are expensive too.
5. Firemen have a tall grey ladder.
6. Tomorrow we’re going to the zoo.
7. The woman who sells flowers is very pretty.
8. My bag is under the small black table.

	Beginner1 - Lesson 50