Topics covered in French II over the year – Bolded topics will be on final exam.
Unit 1
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Vocabulary
o Holidays
o Common regular verbs
o Adjectives for describing people and events
Structure
o Present tense of regular verbs (-er, -ir, -re)
o Present tense of irregular verbs aller, être, avoir, & faire
o Possessive adjectives
o Telling time
o Saying the date
o De and à + definite articles
o Agreement and position of adjectives
o Le futur proche (aller + infinitive)
o Forming questions
o Negation
o Indefinite articles in negative sentences
Culture
o New Year's in France
o Le Carnaval
o Les fêtes dans le monde francophone
Unit 2
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Vocabulary
o Professions
o Adjectives for describing people
o Being on time, early, or late
o Art expressions
o Adjectives for describing art
o Zoo animals
Structure
o Present tense of the verb venir
o Using venir + infinitive
o Present tense of the irregular verbs mettre, prendre, and voir
o Le passé composé with avoir
o Irregular past participles
o Demonstrative adjectives
o Comparative of adjectives
o Superlative of adjectives
o The imperative
Culture
o Le métro, landmarks, museums, and parks in Paris
Unit 3
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Vocabulary
o Places in the countryside
o Means of transportation
o Things to read
o Farm animals
o Animal traits
o Food and beverages
o Restaurant expressions
Structure
o Present tense of the irregular verbs partir and sortir
o Present tense of the irregular verbs dormir, lire, and écrire
o Present tense of the irregular verbs vouloir, pouvoir, devoir, and falloir
o Le passé composé with être
o Ordinal numbers
o Irregular plural forms of nouns and adjectives
o The partitive article
Culture
o Les trains and getting around France
o Regions and regional products in France
o Provence
o Restaurants in France
Unit 4
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Vocabulary
o Daily routines
o Toiletries and bathroom items
o Household appliances
o Household chores
o Reflexive verbs
Structure
o Reflexive verbs
 Present tense
 Passé composé
 Imperative
o Present tense of the irregular verb s'asseoir
Culture
o History, customs, and language of Haiti, Guadeloupe, and Martinique