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French & German Comparative Tutorial
Index
French & German I Interrogatives / Conjunctions / Adverbs Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns French & German II French & German III Regular Verbs: Present and Past Tense Spelling Changes in Regular Verbs Separable & Inseparable Prefixes Pronominal Verbs On / Man Plaire / Gefallen Imperative Subordinating Conjunctions Verbs: Present Perfect / Past Perfect Tenses Verbs of Senses House & Furniture Buildings & Materials Y/ En / Da- / Wo- |
French & German IV Comparatives / Superlatives Clothing & Toiletries Verbs: Other common irregular verbs Human Body Verbs: Future Tense Verbs: Conditional Tense / Subjunctive II Verbs: Subjunctive Mood Animals & Insects Nature & Geography Indefinite Pronouns & Adjectives Relative Pronouns Verbs: Passive Voice Faire / Causative Verbs followed by Prepositions French & German V Sports & Instruments Hobbies & Tools Conjunctions Impersonal Verbs Car & Gas Station Travel & Transportation Adverbs Indirect Discourse / Subjunctive I Holidays & Fairy Tales Verbs: Simple Past Tense Exclamations & Interjections French Regions / German States |
Champs-Elysées Champs-Elysées is an audio magazine for intermediate to advanced French learners. It is a subscription program that includes the magazine, an hour-long CD or cassette, plus an optional study supplement (Champs-Elysées Plus) . It is designed to improve your vocabulary, grammar and listening comprehension, as well as your cultural understanding of the French-speaking world. Each magazine includes about a dozen topics ranging from politics and economics to tourism and geography to literature, poetry, music, film, etc. I highly recommend this program, especially if you do not have access to materials that provide spoken French. Each magazine contains the full text/transcript on the even-numbered page, and the vocabulary on the odd-numbered page. There are several notes in English at the end that explain the people and places mentioned. The study supplements include audio flashcards (repetition of phrases from the text), as well as written exercises and translations of certain extracts. Schau ins Land is the German counterpart. Other Useful Links |
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