Table of contents:

1. Introduction
– Learn how to introduce yourself and greet others.
– Understand basic structural words.Memorize letters, special characters, basic words, and basic adjectives.
– Learn to pronounce letters and double vowels correctly.

2. Presenting oneself
– Learn how to present something, ask a question, and answer basic questions.
– Understand indefinite and definite articles, feminine and plural agreements.
– Memorize numbers, words related to learning and school, and colors.
– Learn to pronounce the silent “e.”

3. Describing oneself
– Learn how to talk about oneself and one’s occupation, answer with “yes” or “no,” and describe something.
– Understand the present tense and its conjugation, stressed and subject pronouns, polite “vous,” and negation.
– Memorize the verbs: “être,” “avoir,” and “faire” and professions.
– Learn to pronounce open and closed vowels “O” and “EU” correctly.

4. Places and directions
– Learn how to say where you are going and ask for information about a place.
– Understand adverbial phrases of place with prepositions “à,” “dans,” “en,” “chez,” and the contracted article “au”; specify your position with “ici,” “là,” or “là-bas.”
– Memorize the conjugation of “aller” and “venir” and words related to the city.

5. Hobbies and interests
– Learn how to speak about what you like, hobbies, and passions.
– Understand the placement of adjectives before or after the noun.
– Memorize vocabulary related to leisure.

6. Family and possessions
– Learn how to introduce your family and ask for quantity.
– Understand possessive adjectives, possessive phrases with “de” and “à,” and demonstrative adjectives.
– Learn to pronounce liaisons and vowel linking correctly.

7. Time and weather
– Learn how to tell time, the date, say your age, and speak about the weather.
– Understand the interrogative pronoun “quel,” the three meanings of the subject pronoun “on.”
– Memorize vocabulary related to time and weather and numbers up to 1000.

8. Food and quantity
– Learn how to speak about food and quantity.
– Understand partitive articles “du,” “de la,” “de l’,” causality with “parce que,” and pronominal verbs with “se.”
– Memorize vocabulary related to food.

9. Describing others
– Learn how to describe and recognize somebody.
– Understand all interrogative pronouns: “quoi,” “qui,” “où,” “quand,” “comment,” “pourquoi,” “combien,” and questions with inversion.
– Memorize vocabulary related to fashion, clothing, and sense verbs.
– Learn to pronounce mute and aspirated “H.”

10. Time management
– Learn how to give information about time.
– Understand the structure: “quand” + subject, object pronouns, expressions with “il faut” and “j’ai besoin de,” article “de” with a plural adjective.
– Memorize vocabulary related to travel and connectors “pendant,” “avant,” and “après.”