This course is a continuation to “French for Beginners (A1) – The Complete Course (Part1)”. The material taught in this course builds on the material of the previous course. Again, we will be progressing from simpler things to more difficult ones. We will be trying to use French in class even more, only switching to English for grammar explanations.
There will be tests on a regular basis, as well as one final test at the end of the course.

For the contents of classes, see the “Syllabus” section.

Here is a list of what you will be able to do in French after completing this course (Part 1 and Part 2, 60 hours in total):

1. Greet people
2. Introduce yourself (say where you are from, how old you are, what your occupation is) and introduce others
3. Describe objects (possessions), people and places
4. Say where objects and people are
5. Say what you need, want or prefer
6. Express doubts, indecisiveness or ignorance
7. Express your opinions. Say if you agree or disagree
8. Ask for and give reasons
9. Ask and give permission
10. Say what you usually do, where, when and how often you do these things
11. Say what you and other people did in the past. Tell short stories
12. Talk about your plans for the future
13. Make suggestions and respond to other people’s suggestions
14. Invite and offer, respond to invitations and offers
15. Ask and answer questions about quantity
16. Ask for the price of goods in a shop
17. Say what you and other people should do
18. Give instructions, explain how something works
19. Ask for directions and explain to people their way
20. Ask and tell the time
21. Say what people wear and describe clothes

Make sure you have attended my “French for Beginners (A1) – The Complete Course (Part1)”. If you have not attended it but you have otherwise learnt some French already, please contact me to check if you can attend these classes.

A mic will be a must for this class.