Introductions: singular 'être', 'avoir', and regular adjectives

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Introductions: voici, 'je suis' and 'il, elle est'

I can use singular 'être' and adjectives to introduce myself and others.

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New friends: 'mon, ma', 'ton, ta'

I can use possessives 'mon', 'ma', 'ton', 'ta' to introduce my friends.

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Months of the year

I can understand the months of the year and when people's birthday are.

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My birthday: 'quand'

I can use 'quand' and possessives 'mon, ton' to ask and answer questions about when birthdays are.

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My monster: numbers 1-12, 'des', 'combien'

I can use 'des' and numbers 1-12 with plural parts of the body to answer the question 'combien de ?'.

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My monster: 'il y a' and 'il a'

I can use 'il y a' and 'il a' with 'des' and numbers 1-12 to say how many.

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I'm hungry: 'avoir' meaning 'be'

I can understand 'avoir' when used to mean 'to be, being'.

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Age: 'avoir' meaning 'be'

I can use 'avoir' and numbers 1-12 to ask and answer questions about age.

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How are you today? 'Avoir' meaning 'be'

I can understand 'avoir' with nouns to mean how people are feeling.

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I'm sick! 'Avoir' meaning 'be'

I can use 'avoir' with nouns to say how I am feeling and what hurts.

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