INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE FOR GIRLS

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INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE FOR GIRLS
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International College for Girls, Jaipur
Proposed syllabi of Certificate, Diploma, Adv. Diploma in FRENCH
New Session 2008-09, 2009-2010, 2010-2011
Certificate
FRN-131 (Grammar)
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Tu ou vous?;masculin/feminin;the numbers from 0 to
16;alphabets,some signs.
.The definite articles:le,la
les ;je,tu,il/elle,vous ;’interrogation by intonation ;
quel,quelle(age,adress,number of
telephone) ;verbs :être,avoir,habiter,s’appeler,travailler,app
rendre ; adjectivs of nationality, numbers from 17 to
69 ;language of internet,sports,professions ;
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c’est/il est.adjective possessive(1)article partitive
;on=nous;negation:ne….pas;yes/no/offcourse.
conjugation of verbs ending in-er;numbers after 69.
near future aller+verb;imperative
mood:écoute!allez!;indicator of time(1);
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plural of nouns;there
is/are;nous,ils/elles;verbs:pouvoir vouloir,aller;months
of the year;expressions with the verb avoir.
Interrogation with est-ce que. pronouns after a
preposition; prepositions of place ;complete
conjugation with verbs ending in-er; date;days of the
week;quantity
pronoun(en),questions:what is/how much?;thedirect
complement pronouns;
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18
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vocabulary related to food;,contracted
articles:au,du…;verbs of irregular group/ 3rd group
verbs;ordinal numbers;indirect pronouns;negation
with quelquechose/rien,quelqu’un/personne;colours,
names of cities,counties and continentspronoun
“y”;adjective demonstrative.
Interrogation with inversion;adjective
interrogative,pronominal verbs;seasons,parts of
body;past tense and its simple
accord(avoir/être)description of a person, Indicator of
time(il y a/depuis/pendant,en,dans);negation with
ne...plus,ne…jamais;simple future;present
subjonctif(just begining),five senses,description of a
person(continued…)
1) CONNEXIONS-1.
2) Audio CD (CONNEXIONS-1).
Reference books :
1)
2)
3)
4)
Larousse compact dictionary : Fre->Eng./Eng.->Fre
Conjugaison – Le Robert & Nathan
Larousse grammaire francaise
Grammaire collection “Le Nouvel Entrainez-Vous”, level
debutant.
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Certificate
FRN- 132 (COMPREHENSION & PARAGRAPH WRITING )
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reading of the pages from 7 to 24 of the book
reading of the pages from 25 to 40 of the book +
composition of a paragraph on one of the themes:
present yourself, portrait of a friend
reading of the pages from 41 to 73 of the book+
composition of a paragraph on the themes: Description
of your dream house, Visit to a restaurant.
reading of the pages from 74 to 117 of the book+
composition of a paragraph on the themes: Visit to a
restaurant, Letter to a friend inviting him /her to visit
your city.
reading of the pages from 118 to the end of the book
+composition of paragraphs on the given themes :
Letter to a friend inviting him /her to visit your city,
My college.
1) CONNEXIONS-1.
Reference books :
1)
2)
3)
4)
debutant.
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Certificate
FRN-133 (listening & speaking skills)
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activities: making acquaintances; inviting and replying to an
invitation;declarative/interrogative intonation,
sounds(a)(wa)(u);formal/informalgreetings, communication with
tu and vous;understanding and reusing a few gestures,reciting
alphabets,spelling a few words.
Rhythm,sounds(i)(y);understanding an interview.
Elision,sounds(y)(u);understanding a publicity on an answering
machine; asking someone of his/her tastes,understanding an
opinion. Liaision,sounds(s)(z);
asking someone to do something,asking someone about the future
plans,expressing oneself on traditional festivals of one’s country,
Cédille(ç),sounds(p)(b);understanding positive and negative
opinions;making a purchase from a book shop;fixing a meetingon
telephone;eating in a restaurant;
telling an itinary;understanding and giving contradictory
arguments;expressing on the recycling of garbage.sounds(b,v,o).
Understanding a touristique pamphlet, French songs;asking
questions on a text;indentifying different register of
language,understanding a chronological story.
accent aigu,grave,circonflexe. Dialogues on telephone;
identifying situations and accordingly saying yes/no; characterize
someone;understanding a meterological bulletin;sounds(a).
1) CONNEXIONS-1.
Reference books :
1)
2)
3)
4)
debutant.
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Diploma
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FRN-231 (GRAMMAR & QUESTIONS FROM THE TEXT)
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systematic recapitulation of first year grammar : conjugation
18
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and use of the present, perfect, imperfect, simple future,
recent past and near future tenses; comparison of qualities &
actions; interrogation & negation; direct & indirect personal
pronouns + qns. & ans. on the stories in the first chapter
recap. of simple relative pronouns; the passive voice(active, proper
passive and pronominal passive forms in all usual tenses & moods)
and the past participle, the present participle & the gerundive of
cause, opposition, simultaneity, manner and concession+ qns & ans
on the stories in the second chapter
impersonal forms; the subjunctive mood; the indefinites +
qns & ans on the stories in the second/third chapters,
the anterior future; the pluperfect ; expression of time/
duration cause, consequence + qns. & ans. on the stories in
the third /fourth chapters
expression of frequency & progress of actions; present & past
conditional (multiple usages); expression of opposition, goal,
concession, means; reported speech with past(with various
tenses in the direct speech) + qns. & ans. on the stories in
the fourth chapter.
Essential readings:
1) Le nouveau sans frontieres level- II (methode de francais –
published by CLE international Paris, 1998, Indian edition.
2) Le nouveau sans frontiers – workbook vol-2
3) Four audiocassettes Level-II accompanying the written
material
Reference books :
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Le Robert mini dictionary : Fre->Fre
Collection>> progressive du francais (exercices communicatifs,
level - intermediate
Vocabulaire progressif - Advanced
intermediate.
Connexions-II/Alter ego-2
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Diploma
FRN-232 ( FRENCH THROUGH TEXTS)
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a)study of unseen press articles from outside the textbook b)
study of unseen short stories from outside the textbook
c)study of poems from the book
study of unseen short stories from outside the textbook c)study of
poems from the book
Essential readings:
material
Reference books :
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
intermediate.
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Diploma
FRN 233 ( COMPREHENSION & ESSAY)
UNIT
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18
Comprehension : practice on unseen passages + 1
essay (an excursion)
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essay (my country)
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essays (my favourite author/book)
essays festival of my choice, the importance of
learning foreign languages
essays : une maison hantee, une foire
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Diploma
FRN-234 (listening & speaking skills)
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expressing one’s tastes & preferences; giving
opinion; judge, accuse, pardon; expression of wish
demanding & claiming; reproaching & justifying;
debating a point; expressing confidence or distrust;
reassuring
asking advice & advising; Expressing various
emotions
expressing various emotions (contn);
relating/reporting an event in indirect speech;
NO. OF
LECTURES
(12)
expression of possibility, expression of probability
Essential readings:
material
Reference books :
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
intermediate.
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA
FRN-331 (TRANSLATION & COMPREHENSION)
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18
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18
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Translation : a) unseen passages from French into
English ; b) unseen passages from English into French
Comprehension : unseen passages
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Essential reading :
1) Le Nouveau Sans Frontieres-vol. 3
Reference books :
1) L’histoire de la France – CLE intrernational
2) Les grandes etapes de la litterature francaise - Dr.
Charles Cadoux
3) La litterature francaise - CLE intrernational
4) Grammar : Le Nouvel Entrainez- vous – (advanced
level) - CLE intrernational
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA
FRN 332- ( GRAMMAR & HISTORY OF FRENCH LITERATURE)
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Grammar : recapitulation of first and second year
grammar : past perfect & imperfect; subjunctive
present; future; anteriority(pluperfect & ant.
future);+ the preterite past; subjunctive perfect
History of literature : very brief & quick review of
the major periods before19th century from Greek
tragedy through the Middle age, Renaissance,
Classicism, Enlightenment
Grammar : recapitulation of first and second year
grammar: all series of pronouns(relative, personal,
Demonstrative…);conditional sentences; expression
of cause, goal etc.
History of literature : first half of 19th century :
romanticism, the Parnasse movement
Grammar : expression of opposition; present
participle/gerundive
History of literature : second half of 19th century
realism, naturalism, symbolism
Grammar : past anterior; subjunctive imperfect
History of literature : 20th century : dadaism,
surrealism, existentialism
Grammar : relating/reporting an event in indirect
speech; : expression of possibility/probability
History of literature : 20th century : theatre of the
absurd, the new novel
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Essential reading :
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Le Nouveau Sans Frontieres-vol. 3
Novel : Le Petit Prince – by St. Exupery
Play : Antigone - by Jean Anouilh
Play : En attendant Godot – by Beckett
An anthology of French poetry – Ed. By Mr. Gabriel,
Poems : a) La mort et le bucheron – by Lafontaine
b) Le Lac – by Lamartine
c) La mort du loup – by Vigny
d) Demain des l’aube
e) L’invitation au voyage – Baudelaire
f) Le dormeur du val – Rimbaud
g)L’homme a besoin de pleurs-by Musset
Reference books :
Charles Cadoux
4) La poesie - CLE intrernational
5) Le theatre - CLE intrernational
6) Le roman - CLE intrernational
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA
FRN 333 ( LITERATURE)
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Study of literature texts (poetry & novel) : La mort
et le bucheron ( La Fontaine) , Le Petit
Prince(novel by St. Exupery)
Study of literature texts (poetry & novel) : La mort
du loup (Vigny)
+ Le Petit Prince(novel by St. Exupery)
Play : Antigone (play by Jean Anouilh)
Study of literature texts (poetry & novel) : Le Lac
(Lamartine), Le Petit Prince (novel by St. Exupery)
Study of literature texts (poetry & novel) : Le Lac
(Lamartine), L’ invitation au voyage (Baudelaire)
Le Petit Prince (novel by St. Exupery)
Study of literature texts (poetry & novel) : Demain
des l’aube (Hugo), Le dormeur du val (Rimbaud) +
Antigone (play by Jean Anouilh)
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Essential reading :
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Le Nouveau Sans Frontieres-vol. 3/Connexions
Novel : Le Petit Prince – by St. Exupery
Play : Antigone - by Jean Anouilh
Play : En attendant Godot – by Beckett
An anthology of French poetry – Ed. By Mr. Gabriel,
Poems : a) La mort et le bucheron – by Lafontaine
b) Le Lac – by Lamartine
c) La mort du loup – by Vigny
d) Demain des l’aube
e) L’invitation au voyage – Baudelaire
f) Le dormeur du val – Rimbaud
g) L’homme a besoin de pleurs-by Musset
Reference books :
Charles Cadoux
4) La poesie - CLE intrernational
5) Le theatre - CLE intrernational
6) Le roman - CLE intrernational
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA
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FRN 334 (listening & speaking skills)
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LECTURES
dealing with unexpected visits, + reading
(18)
texts/documents(seen/unseen) and discussing them,
expression of doubt & certainty + reading
texts/documents(seen/unseen) and discussing them
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checking & verifying, + reading
texts/documents(seen/unseen) and discussing them,
commenting/interpreting works of art + reading
texts/documents(seen/unseen) and discussing them
playing roles in improvised situations of communication
+ reading texts/documents, questions to test knowledge
of literary history & the texts
+ reading texts/documents (seen/unseen) and discussing
them + questions to test knowledge of literary history &
the texts
+ reading texts/documents (seen/unseen) and discussing
them + questions to test knowledge of literary history &
the texts
Essential reading:
1) Le Nouveau Sans Frontieres-vol. 3/Connexions
Reference books:
2) Les grandes etapes de la litterature francaise Dr. Charles Cadoux
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INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE FOR GIRLS

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