BREAKING THE FRENCH BARRIER: Level Three / Advanced

CHAPTER ONE

• Conjunctions / Vocabulary and Verbs in the Present Tense
• Interrogatives / Conjunctions
• Subject Pronouns
• Vocabulary and Verbs in the Present Tense / Interrogatives

CHAPTER TWO

• The Imperfect Tense / The Past Tense
• The Past Tense and the Imperfect Tense / Stressed Pronouns
• The Past Tense / The Imperfect Tense

CHAPTER THREE

• The Articles and the Partitive / More Articles and the Partitive
• The Pluperfect / The Imperative
  
• The Recent Past / The Pluperfect
  

CHAPTER FOUR

• The Future Tense / The Future Perfect
• The Future Tense / Idiomatic Expression with "Avoir"
  
• Negative Constructions / Idiomatic Expressions with "Avoir"

CHAPTER FIVE

• The Conditional Tense / The Feminine Form of Nouns
• The Conditional Perfect Tense / Sentences with "If"
• The Feminine Form of Nouns / The Conditional Tense

CHAPTER SIX

• Object Pronouns / The Present Subjunctive
• The Present Subjunctive / Equal and Unequal Comparisions
• Equal and Unequal Comparisons / Object Pronouns
  

CHAPTER SEVEN

• Present Subjunctive after Impersonal Expressions / The Subjunctive after Emotions and Opinions
• The Subjunctive after Emotion and Opinions / The Passive Voice
• The Passive Voice / The Present Subjunctive after Impersonal Expressions

CHAPTER EIGHT

• The Subjunctive after some Conjunctions / Uses of the Infinitive
• The Subjunctive after an Antecedent / The Subjunctive after some Conjunctions
• The Past Subjunctive / Uses of the Infinitive

CHAPTER NINE

• Adjectives / Adverbs
• Adverbs / Adjectives
• Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers / More Numbers

CHAPTER TEN

• Relative Pronouns / Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns
• Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns / Relative Pronouns
• Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns / Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns

CHAPTER ELEVEN

• Plural Nouns / Indefinite Adjectives, Pronouns, and Adverbs
• Present Participle / Past Participle
• Past Definite / Indirect Speech

CHAPTER TWELVE

• Expressions of Time / "Il est" vs. "C'est"
• Verbs With Special Use / Expressions of Time
• "Il est" vs. "C'est" / Verbs With Special Use

See also: BREAKING THE FRENCH BARRIER: Level One and Level Two