In this course you learn how to handle successfully a variety of basic social situations you may encounter in daily life in France or other French-speaking countries, or when meeting French-speaking people. You learn to maintain non-complicated face-to-face conversations, and to perform such tasks as introducing yourself, asking directions, understanding a TV program or writing an e-mail. These basics are acquired by using the textbook and through a wide range of real-life situations, performed either individually or in groups. Grammar, cultural topics, current issues and pronunciation are main concerns, too. Furthermore, this course enables the student to achieve a good level A2 of the Common European Frame (CEF) and prepare the DELF A2.
Dr. Marjolein Hageman
Fall / 2011
Percentage graded per assignment:
Attendance (+ participation) for the whole course is worth 10%.
Prerequisites are: at least 4 years of French at school and A1 level (DELF).
This course is required in order to take the following course: