Greetings and responses

Farewells

Introductions

Addressing persons

Beginning and ending of letters

Holiday Greetings

Birthday wishes and other greetings for other festive days/celebrations

Toasts

Thanking, expressing gratitude

Apologising

Expressing regret and disappointment

Congratulations

Expressing good wishes

Expressing Sympathy and Condolences

Calling attention

Expressing requests

Inviting

Identifying

Completing an application form

Describing

Describing how things are done

Describing weather, time, season

Narrating

Quantifying and listing

Locating

Questioning and Inquiring

Expressing Agreement and Disagreement

Expressing Confirmation and Denial

Expressing possibility, doubts, disbelief, conjecture, certainty, uncertainty

Expressing opinions

4.1 Expressing approval, happiness, liking, satisfaction, disapproval, dislike, dissatisfaction

4.2 Expressing preference

4.3 Expressing interest, lack of interest

4.4 Expressing surprise

4.5 Expressing hope

4.6 Expressing worry, fear

4.7 Insisting

4.8 Expressing want, wish, desire

4.9 Expressing willingness

4.10 Granting/seeking permission

4.11 Expressing obligation

4.12 Expressing prohibition

4.13 Expressing commands, instructions, directions

4.14 Suggesting a course of action

4.15 Advising

4.16 Warning

4.17 Promising

4.18 Threatening

Time Sequence

Addition

Reinforcing

Similarity

Introduction

Summarising

Result, consequence

Deduction, induction

Conclusion

Explication

Exemplification/ illustration

Contrast and coordination

Replacement

Nouns

Exercises for Nouns

There is( il y a) and there are( il y a)

The prepositions à and de

Simple questions 

Le verbe “Avoir” et le verbe “Etre” In the present tense

Negative ne…pas(la négation)

Regular verbs.  the verbs of the first group (-er)

Using quel(s)/quelle(s) (‘which?’, ‘what?’)

Reflexive verbs

The Verbs of the second group(ir)

The third group of verbs

Adjectives

Adjectives of nationality