Themed Course · Everyday French
On organise un festival
Let's Plan a Festival
Bringing everything together, this course helps you introduce an event, a place, and a type of person, and give feedback on an event, while reviewing how to talk about locations.
Who It's For
Who this course is made for
If any of these sound like you, this course is a great fit.
Anyone who's completed the first four A2.1 units and is ready for the final task
Anyone who wants to introduce an event, a place, and a type of person
Anyone who wants to give feedback or opinions about an event
Anyone who wants to review how to describe locations
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, I can…
Four concrete "I can" statements — the abilities this course aims to give you.
Je sais présenter un événement.
I know how to introduce an event
Je sais présenter un lieu.
I know how to describe a place
Je sais présenter une catégorie d'individus.
I know how to describe a type of person
Je sais donner une appréciation sur un événement.
I know how to give feedback about an event
Course Content
What you'll learn
The unit's topics, key vocabulary, and core grammar — everything you need at a glance.
On organise un festival
Final Task: Let's Plan a Festival
Savoir présenter un événement
Introduce an event
Savoir présenter un lieu
Describe a place
Savoir présenter une catégorie d'individus
Describe a type of person
Savoir donner une appréciation sur un événement
Give feedback or opinions about an event
Vocabulary
Le vocabulaire du festival
Event-related vocabulary
Grammar
Révisions : la localisation
Review: locations
Let's plan a party in French!
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Living Audio-Scenes
- Comment tu t'appelles ? What's your name? (informal way)
- Comment vous vous appelez ? What's your name? (formal way)
- Je m'appelle___ My name is＿＿
Reading Exercise
Look at the four pictures below. Which greeting (Bonjour, Salut, Coucou, Bonsoir) best fits each situation? Please match them up.
