Vocabulary: television, press, radio, internet, telephone, phone conversation, clothes & fashion, pastimes, fitness and health, the body, impersonal expressions

 
Grammar: relative pronouns “qui” and “que”, negative sentences, verbs “dire” (to say), “lire” (to read), “écrire” (to write), modal verbs: “vouloir” (to want to), “pouvoir” (can), “devoir” (must), passé composé vs imparfait

Vocabulary: high school and university studies, subject and classes, the working world, professions, money and expenses, love life

 
Grammar: subjunctive, adverbs: formation and placement, comparative and superlative of adverbs, simple future (regular and irregular), conditional, “si” (if) clauses