Course Details
French for Beginners 2
Academic Year 2026/27
VYF002 course is not part of any programme in the faculty
To the extent of obligatory and optional subjekt of „French for Begginers I“
Credits
2 credits
Language of instruction
Czech
Semester
Course Guarantor
Institute
Forms and criteria of assessment
Entry Knowledge
French for Beginners (VYF001) or completion of any French course at the VYF001 level.
Aims
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
Grammar & Language Knowledge
- Correctly conjugate Group 2 verbs (e.g., finir), irregular verbs acheter, payer, prendre, boire, and the versatile verb faire.
- Use partitive articles (du, de la, de l', des) to express unspecified quantities of food and drink.
- Form and practically apply the imperative mood to give directions and instructions.
- Use adverbs of frequency (toujours, parfois, jamais) to express the regularity and repetition of actions.
Communication & Practical Skills
- Shop in stores, order food and drinks in restaurants or cafés, ask for prices, and handle payments.
- Describe their daily diet, eating habits, and food preferences.
- Ask for directions, understand navigation in an unfamiliar setting, and describe their city or village, including available services and transport.
- Talk about sports, leisure activities, and the weather using the verb faire.
- Respond effectively in everyday situations related to shopping, travel, and dining within the scope of Units 3 and 4.
Basic Literature
L. Mesdorff-Pouilly: Édito-méthode de francais, A1; 2e édition, Didier, 2022 (fr)
R. Amoravain: Édito- cahier d´activités, A1; Didier, 2022 (fr)
R. Amoravain: Édito- cahier d´activités, A1; Didier, 2022 (fr)
Prerequisites
French for Beginners (VYF001) or completion of any French course at the VYF001 level.
Offered to foreign students
Course on BUT site
Exercise
13 weeks, 2 hours/week, compulsory
Syllabus
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Week 1: Review of Units 1 and 2: first-group verbs, avoir, être; introducing oneself
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Week 2: Shops, food, groceries, drinks; What do I like?
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Week 3: The verbs acheter, payer, prendre, boire
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Week 4: The partitive article; I eat / I drink / I'll have...
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Week 5: Going shopping, asking for the price
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Week 6: Second-group verbs (finir); ordering in a restaurant
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Week 7: My daily menu / what I eat in a day
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Week 8: The verb to do/make (faire) and its uses (activities, hobbies, weather)
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Week 9: The city, places in the city, my city; il y a (there is/are)
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Week 10: Means of transport; the imperative mood; asking for directions
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Week 11: How often? Never, sometimes, always/all the time
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Week 12: Talking about my town/village
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Week 13: Review of Units 3 and 4; credit test (final test)