French for Middle Schoolers - Part 2

Learn the futur proche, the near future tense in French, and when to use it. Conjugate aller in the present for your subject, then add the infinitive.

Master the passé récent, the French recent past tense, by conjugating venir in present, adding de, and using the infinitive to form the sentence elle vient de finir ses devoirs.

Master the French imperative, used for commands, advice, and requests. Form it by present conjugation for tu, vous, and nous, drop the subject, and remove s for er verbs.

Learn how to form the passé composé with avoir, including conjugating the auxiliary in present, forming past participles for er, ir, and re verbs, plus common irregulars and practice sentences.

learn when to use être as the auxiliary in the passé composé with dr. and mrs. vanderkam verbs, and how past participles agree in gender and number.

Master l'imparfait, the French imperfect past tense, to describe past habits, weather, health, and ongoing actions interrupted by another event, with conjugation steps and subject-specific endings.

Apply past tense rules in french by translating sentences using passe compose and imparfait, identifying indicators for one-time events and habitual actions.

Explain the French future tense, when to use it for actions that will happen, and how to conjugate with a stem plus endings, including er verb rules and irregular stems.

Learn the French conditional tense, used to express willingness, make requests, and address someone with respect. Conjugation uses a stem plus endings, similar to the future, with some irregular stems.

Advance to year two of French for middle schoolers by focusing on tenses and reviewing basics, then continue to part three, while exploring algebraic expressions in the math course.