French II- I CAN statements
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French II- I CAN statements Chapitre 1: Ma famille et mes copains. I can describe myself and ask about others. I can talk about my likes and dislikes. I can inquire. I can tell when I do something. I can use the verbs avoir and être I can make the adjective agreement. I can use the adjectives beau, nouveau, and vieux. I can use –er, -ir, -re verbs in the present tense. I can use verbs like dormir. Chapitre 2: On fait la fête. I can wish someone a good time. I can ask for and give advice. I can ask for help. I can check if things have been done. I can use direct and indirect object pronouns. I can use the verbs offrir and ouvrir. I can use the passé composé with avoir and être. I can use negative expressions. Chapitre 3: Faisons les courses. I can ask about food preparation. I can make requests. I can shop for groceries. I can ask where things are. I can use the partitive. I can use the pronouns y and en, and place them in the right order. I can form questions. I can use contractions with à and de. Chapitre 4: Au lycée I can ask how something turned out. I can wonder what happened I can ask for information. I can express frustration. I can use object pronouns with the passé composé. I can use quelau’un, quelque chose, ne…personne, ne… rien, ne… que. I can use the verbs recevoir, suivre, and ouvrir. I can use depuis, il y a, ça fait. Chapitre 5: Une journée typique. I can talk about my routine. I can express impatience. I can say when I do things. I can make recommendations. I can use reflexive verbs in the present tense. I can tout, tous, toute, toutes. I can use reflexive verbs in the passé composé. I can use reflexive verbs in the imperative mood. I can use reflexive verbs in infinitives. Chapitre 6: Le bon vieux temps I can talk about when I was a child. I can tell about an event in the past. I can describe and compare life in the country and life in the city. I can conjugate verbs in the imparfait. I can use the passé composé vs. the imparfait. I can use adverbes. I can use comparatives with adjectives and nouns. I can use the superlative with adjectives. I can use irregulare comparatives and superlatives. Chapitre 7: Un weekend en plein air (partial) I can say what happened I can describe circumstances. I can use the passé composé vs. the imparfait.
