- numbers to 1 000 000
- passé composé of regular verbs with avoir and être
- first person singular form of the passé composé of irregular verbs avoir, être, faire, prendre, voir, naître
- adjective agreement with gender and number
- partitive article with negation ( je n'ai pas de)
- use of conjunctions que or qui, à cause de
- appropriate register when addressing respected people or superiors.
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| (a) |
Identifies numbers to 1 000 000. |
| (b) |
Meets thematic needs for regular past tense with the passé composé singular and plural in sentences with auxiliary verbs avoir and être. |
| (c) |
Meets thematic needs for past tense with sentences in the first person singular form of the passé composé of irregular verbs. |
| (d) |
Changes written adjective forms for agreement in gender and number. |
| (e) |
Uses the partitive article de after a negative verb construction in a sentence. |
| (f) |
Uses conjunctions que and qui in sentences with a subordinate clause, such as Il est à Regina parce qu'il veut aller au musée de la GRC. |
| (g) |
Uses vous in a sentence when addressing others in a position of authority or unknown persons (e.g., elders, parents, grand-parents, strangers, teachers, principals, judges, police officers, or job supervisors). |
| (h) |
Uses key words and sentences related to 4 of the following themes:
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