FRENCH PART 1A 18.75 1st year Dr Jane Warren. 116-101 Introduction to French 1A or equivalent. Any student who has ever presented for Year 12 French or the equivalent is ineligible for this subject. Second semester Six hours comprising five hours of language class work and one laboratory hour per week. Students successfully completing French 1A/2C should be able to:
  • understand basic French spoken at normal speed;
  • identify and inquire in French about anything not understood;
  • initiate and sustain conversation in basic French;
  • pronounce French acceptably and be able to use the International Phonetic Association system;
  • read modern French;
  • write accurately in basic French, using the range of grammatical structures studied (i. e. all those normally studied over a period of up to six years in secondary school).
Intensive subject for students who have successfully completed approx. 80 hours' classroom contact French. Introduction to French culture through the materials used for language acquisition. Two mid-semester tests (20%) Class tests and laboratory assignments (15 per cent), 10-minute oral (15 per cent), 3-hour written examination (50 per cent). Only students with a satisfactory record of attendance (80 per cent) will be admitted to the final oral and written examinations. as for 116-101 INTRODUCTION TO FRENCH 1A, plus Collins Robert Paperback French Dictionary, New edition 1993 (Harper Collins) FRENCH PART 1A Any student who has ever presented for Year 12 French or the equivalent is ineligible for this subject. 18.75 Dr Jane Warren. 116-101 Introduction to French 1A or equivalent. Second semester. Six hours comprising five hours of language class work and one laboratory hour each week. Students successfully completing French 1A/2C should be able to:
  • understand basic French spoken at normal speed;
  • identify and inquire in French about anything not understood;
  • initiate and sustain conversation in basic French;
  • pronounce French acceptably and be able to use the International Phonetic Association system;
  • read modern French;
  • write accurately in basic French, using the range of grammatical structures studied (i. e. all those normally studied over a period of up to six years in secondary school).
Intensive course for students who have successfully completed approx. 80 hours' classroom contact French. Introduction to French culture through the materials used for language acquisition. Two mid-semester tests (20 per cent); class tests and laboratory assignments (15 per cent), 10-minute oral (15 per cent), 3-hour written examination (50 per cent). Only students with a satisfactory record of attendance (80 per cent) will be admitted to the final oral and written examinations. as for 116-101 Introduction to French 1A, plus Collins Robert Paperback French Dictionary, New edition Harper Collins 1993