April 15, 2013 to May 3, 2013
Tuesdays and Fridays, 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Fee: Php 15,000.00 / person plus 12% VAT
- Early Registration Payment: Ten-Percent (10%) Discount if PAID thirty (30) days before the training date
- Group Discount: Five-Percent (5%) on Three (3) or More Participants
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Overview
This course is for beginners and for people who have very little or no knowledge of French at all will learn the basic French vocabulary, how to build sentences, introduce themselves through accurate simple phrases.
The main topics courses for beginners are the names, negation, adjectives, plurals, numbers, careers, prepositions, conjugations.
Students will be able to use what they’ve learned through dialogues, more complicated conversations, writing vocabulary and more complex grammar points. Describing the passage of time , describing people, asking questions, asking and giving directions, travel vocabulary, verbs and more.
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Frédéric Veillez
Fred graduated in de Gradué en Droit/Graduated in Law and the Arts et Sciences de la Communication at the Université de Liège-Belgium
Has worked as a Tour organizer for tourist in the Philippines and witten articles on sports section especially in tennis.
Currently he is a French instructor doing one-one class and group lectures in an international school and now residing in the Philippines.
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Banco de Oro (BDO)
Account Name: AGUILA GROUP COMPANIES (AGC) DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Account Number: (Peso) 00 222 800 0844
Bank Address: East Mansion Townhouse, Elisco Road, Sto Rosario, Pateros
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Course Details
| PART 1 | |||
| Verbs and Structures | Key Questions / Other | Topics and Vocabulary | Skits, Roles Plays Expressions |
| is, isn’tam
are, aren’t (you)
it, he, she, I, you this, that (pron)
a, an, the
The. . . is big. Is very small.
a red train a small blue plane an Italian plane and, or, but
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Is this a . . . ?Is it . . . ?
. . . or . . . ?
What? Who?
Where? Where . . . form? What nationality?
What color? What City? number? page? And (what about) . . . ?
Numbers: 1-20 |
Objects: map, book, car, penColors: red, blue, black, white
Size: big, small Cities: countries, continents: London, France, Asia People, nationalities: Miss, Mr., Mrs., American, British teacher, student, director, secretary
in, from (New York) standing / sitting
too (=also)
now
very |
Skits:Requesting Things:
Please give me . . . Here it is. Thank you. You’re welcome.
Greeting Someone You Know: How are you? I’m fine. Not bad.
Introducing Yourself / Someone Else: This is Mr. . . . . How do you do. |
| PART 2 | |||
| Verbs and Structures | Key Questions / Other | Topics and Vocabulary | Skits, Roles Plays Expressions |
| my, your, his, herMr. . . . ‘s
this, that (adj)
the brown dog the big red car
on under for from at (sitting, standing . . .) |
Which pen . . . ?Whose pen . . . ?
Who . . . for? From?
What’s this a (map) of?
Where’s . . . ? Here it is. There he is. Etc.
Numbers: 21 – 100 |
location of objects: on a chairunder the table, in the street
family: husband, wife, son, friend, married, single possessions: my money, her business card, his address book, your wallet
name, address, phone number coffee and tea
(over) here / there |
Skits:Offering Coffee or Tea:
Would you like a . . . ? Yes, please. / No, Thanks.
Confirming and Correcting Information: . . . , right? / That’s right.
Apologizing: Excuse me, … I’m sorry. That’s all right.
Asking for Someone on the Phone: Is … There? Just a minute, please.
I don’t know. Maybe … |
| PART 3 | |||
| Verbs and Structures | Key Questions / Other | Topics and Vocabulary | Skits, Roles Plays Expressions |
| Present progressive (sing)opening, closing, taking, printing,
going, coming, reading, asking, answering
Imperatives: Put / Take …! Come Here!, etc.
Direct objects: him, her, me, you, it
Indirect object: giving a book to me, etc.
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What … doing?How much is …?
What kind of? What time is it?
(At) what time? What …writing with? on?
Who . . . speaking to? looking at?
What language?
Numbers: 101-1000 |
2 + 2 etc.coffee shop, newsstand
money, prices,buying time of day: 8o’clock, in the morning, during the day giving / taking a lesson action verbs
into / out of off (the table) at (9:00) at (school) to (going …) with (writing …)
again / exactly / about
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Skits:Buying a Newspaper:
May I help you? Asking s.o. to Repeat: I beg your pardon? Asking / Giving the Time: Let’s see … Ordering in a Coffee Shop: What would you like? I’d like a … All right. Here you are. Making Polite Requests: Would you please … Of course.
Answering the Door
Good morning, night, etc. |
| PART 4 | |||
| Verbs and Structures | Key Questions / Other | Topics and Vocabulary | Skits, Roles Plays Expressions |
| has, havedo, does (aux)
are, aren’t (pl)
Present progressive (pl): talking to, telling (you my name)
showing the book to him, it to her
they, their, them we, ours, us, you, your (pl) each other
these, those (pron., adj.)
I am!, Bill does!, etc. Noun Plurals: -s, -es men, women, children |
How much are …?
What … talking about?
What color (book) …?
Who has …?
Who doesn’t have …?
not either
each (a dollar…)
Numbers: 1001 – 1,000.000 |
street scene: bank, store, trainstation, company, waiting
for / at, taxi stand buying, selling and prices have: eyes, hair, hands, etc. transportation: taking bus, taxi
next to between infront of behind across from
with (going ..) about (talking …) |
Skits:Asking Directions (on the street)
Purchase at a Newsstand: I’ll take … Is that all? That’s it.
Taking a taxi
Denying a Request: Thanks anyway.
Thanks a lot. |
| PART 5 | |||
| Verbs and Structures | Key Questions / Other | Topics and Vocabulary | Skits, Roles Plays Expressions |
| there is, there are
Negative imperatives: Don’t take / put … etc.
asking you (not) to do something
any some a lot of a few a little
mine, his, ours, theirs, etc. |
How many … are there?How much … is there?
How far …?
Negative tags: …, isn’t he? …, aren’t I? etc.
Whose …? (pron)
one, another (one)
Ordinals: 1st – 5th
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directions: avenue, corner,block, traffic, near, far from
restaurant: being seated, ordering, tips, lunch foods, beverages clothing: shirt, tie, socks, a pair of gloves
straight ahead on the left right (… behind) only (one, a few, a little)
red, white and blue |
Skits:Asking about Mail (in a Hotel)
Asking for / Giving Directions
Requesting things
Being Seated in a Restaurant / Ordering: I’d like some … May I have …? Certainly. / Sure.
Complimenting (Rej.): That’s a nice …
Let me see … How’s (the food) here? |
| PART 6 | |||
| Verbs and Structures | Key Questions / Other | Topics and Vocabulary | Skits, Roles Plays Expressions |
| Simple present:Speak(s), goes(s), etc.
doesn’t read, smoke, etc.
have lunch, watch, live, work (for) leave (for), get to, get on / off know (name)
sometimes, usually, always, never, most of time
before, after (prep. Conj)
Reported speech ask if, tell me that … -you are … -he lives … -She’s working …, etc. |
When?
What day?
What … do?
…ever …?
How … go to …?
What floor … on?
First …, then … And then …?
2 hours a day, 1 day a week, etc.
Ordinals: 6th – 10th |
time: calendar, days of theweek, today, tomorrow
daily routine: sleep, meals, watching T.V., early, late, on Time house: kitchen, bedroom, etc. transportation: go by train / subway, drive, walk building: stairs, elevator, go up / down, etc.
every day / week, etc.
on (Sunday) from (9:00) to (5:00)
except |
Skits:Asking about business Hours:
What are your hours?
Offering / Accepting or Refusing Something. How about …? Not right now, thanks.
Asking for Directions in a Building
Giving Directions on the Phone: How do I get to …?
Suggesting an Activity (Rej): Would you like to …? |
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