French III Fall Review - Vocabulary & Verbs

Study Notes

Appearance: Includes terms for different facial features (chin, forehead, cheeks, hair types: short, long, curly, straight, frizzy, wavy, etc.), hairstyles (ponytail, crew cut), and facial shapes (oval, round, square, rectangular).
Being Bald/Having Facial Hair: Includes terms for beards, mustaches, and baldness.
Physical Description: Words for describing physical attributes like skinny/thin, strong, well-built, freckles, moles, eyebrows, and eyelashes. Includes red hair.

Reflexive Verbs: Provides examples of reflexive verbs like se laver (to wash oneself), se brosser (to brush oneself), se maquiller (to put on makeup), etc.
Basic Actions verbs: Verbs of basic actions, like s'habiller (to get dressed), se déshabiller (to get undressed), se doucher (to shower), se baigner (to bathe), se lever (to get up), s'asseoir (to sit down), se coucher (to go to bed), se préparer (to get ready), and se reposer (to rest). Also, terms for actions like shaving, putting on makeup and removing makeup.
Impatient/Negative Feelings: Terms for dealing with impatient/negative feelings, getting impatient, worrying, being called a name, sitting down, relaxing, resting. Also, being quiet.
Other Actions: Terms for actions such as taking a walk, apologizing, going to a place, buying something for oneself, rushing. Terms for eating, stopping, and making a mistake. Also, remembering, becoming angry, and getting ready.

Personality Traits: Vocabulary for describing various personality traits (seductive, calm, immature, loyal, disloyal, affectionate, charming, thrifty, honest, great, mature, proud, careful, sensitive).
Relationships: Terms for relationships (marriage, dates/appointments, gossip, friendships, betrayal). Terms for doing different social actions like flirting, trusting, standing someone up, leaving, breaking up, and getting mad at someone. More terms for getting angry, getting engaged, getting married, and getting divorced.

Present Tense: Information on conjugating verbs in the present tense for different verb types (ER, RE, IR). Includes examples.
Imperative: Information on using the imperative (commands). Includes conjugation rules and examples.
Reflexives: Includes conjugation.
Articles: Explanation and examples of using definite and indefinite articles, including rules for uses with dates, geographical locations, and professions.

Listening Comprehension: Practice in listening to situations and answering questions.
Reading Comprehension: Practice reading passages and answering questions.
Vocabulary: Emphasis on understanding words/phrases related to a variety of topics like objects, qualities, body parts, and daily activities.