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Family Traditions Modern Québec Lousiana and the History of the Cajuns describing your family, saying where you go in your free time, what you are going to do, how you will get there near future tense, avoir expressions, dates, command forms, modes of transportation and key verbs Projects and Outings Pastimes of the French Paris and Cinema Travel in France The European Community saying what you did, telling where you went, discussing your activities, deciding what to wear and buying clothes, Inviting someone to go out, talking about how you spend and used to spend your time, talking about the past passé composé verb tense, the verb faire and its use in expressions, direct object pronouns, imperfect tense, vocabulary for clothing, activities, invitations Daily Life Gender Relations Interpersonal Relations Changing Views on Love and Marriage in France The European Community describing your daily routine, talking about your relationships, describing traits and characteristics pronominal verbs in the present/immediate future/ passé compose/imperfect, relative pronouns Food and Nutrition Dinner Traditions in France Gastronomy ordering and buying food, choosing a healthy lifestyle the partitive, expressions of quantity, conditional tense Vacations and Hotels Traveling to the French Antilles Creole talking about vacation, preparing for a trip, going to the travel agent, buying your ticket, deciding where to go and where to stay future tense, indirect object pronouns, geographical expressions Francophone Music and its African and Antillean Influences West Africa running errands, living arrangements, going to the doctor, giving directions impersonal expressions, subjunctive, infinitive use with expressions of emotion/volition/impersonal expressions Methods: Students entering Bloomsburg University who have taken four years or more of a second language in high school will be waived of the requirement and receive 2 GEPs. Students with fewer than 4 years of learning in a foreign language will take a placement test. Students who place above the second level (x.102) will be considered to have fulfilled the General Education Goal 8 Basic Communication in a Second Language. Students who
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