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ONTENTS LESSON ONE 1.0 French alphabets 1.1Formation of word with each letter of the alphabet 15 15 15 LESSON TWO 2.0 Greetings 2.1 Other greetings 21 21 23 LESSON THREE 25 3.0 Greetings for festivals 25 3.1 Greetings for occasions and situations 26 LESSON FOUR 27 4.0 How to introduce yourself 27 4.1Dialogue 27 4.2 How old are you? 31 4.3 To ask for someone’s age 32 4.4 Likely answers 32 LESSON FIVE 5.0 Articles 5.1 Definite article 5.2 Indefinite article 5.3 Partitive article 33 33 33 35 37 LESSON SIX 41 6.0 Numbers 41 6.1 Cardinal numbers 6.2 Ordinal numbers 41 44 LESSON SEVEN 7.0 Telling the time 7.1 Other time expressions 47 47 48 LESSON EIGHT 8.0 Days of the week 8.1 Expressions indicating the period of an event 8.2 Months of the year 51 51 52 53 LESSON NINE 9.0 Nationalities 9.1 Professions 55 55 57 LESSON TEN 10.0 Prepositions 10.1 Introducing an indirect object 10.2 Introducing location or direction 10.3 Refering to a particular time 10.4 With the purpose of the an object 10.5 Other common prepositions 61 61 61 61 61 62 62 LESSON ELEVEN 65 11.0 Personal pronouns 65 11.1 Subject pronouns 65 11.2 Direct object pronouns 66 11.3 Indirect object pronouns 67 LESSON TWELVE 69 12.0 Pronoun “It” 69 12.1 Direct object pronouns 70 12.2 The expression there is/there are 72 LESSON THIRTEEN 13.0 Adjectives 13.1 Agreements of adjectives 13.2 Some common adjectives 75 75 75 78 LESSON FOURTEEN 79 14.0 Possessive adjectives 79 14.1 Demonstrative adjectives 98 LESSON FIFTEEN 15.0 Nouns 15.1 Plural of nouns 83 83 84 LESSON SIXTEEN 16.0 Negatives 16.1 Not, nothing & nobody 16.2 No one, never, no and neither & only 87 87 87 87 LESSON SEVENTEEN 89 17.0