By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Discuss the present tense, its application, and the different types of regular and irregular verbs
• Describe what reflexive verbs are and the process of forming them
• List some regular and irregular adjectives alongside their comparative forms
• Categorize the direct and indirect object pronouns along with their positioning
• Explain the rules for using and forming impersonal verbs
• Discuss the usage and formation of the present continuous and past continuous tenses
• Assess the most frequently used past tense
• Describe the distinctions and commonalities between the simple future tense and the future perfect tense
• List the definite, indefinite, and partitive articles
• Distinguish between appropriate language and etiquette for formal and informal introductions
• Identify the gender and number (singular or plural) of Italian nouns
• Identify if Italian is being used in a formal or informal manner

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• List the practical tips to reduce phone usage and screen time
• Evaluate the advantages of building real-world connections and relationships
• Recognize signs and symptoms of phone and social media addiction in yourself and others
• Discuss the addictive nature of smartphones and social media
• Distinguish between a digital detox and a digital sabbatical
• Describe how to deal with cell phone addiction in children and teens
• Assess the importance of limiting screen time at bedtime and in the morning
• Describe how to build and maintain a supportive community both offline and online
• Explain what digital decluttering is and how it works
• Summarize how you can ensure a streamlined digital environment and ongoing efficiency
• Outline what gambling addiction is, its signs and symptoms, and how to help

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• List the articles, numbers, days, months, adjectives and common question words
• Explain how to tell whether a French word is masculine, feminine, singular or plural
• Summarize the present tense, regular and irregular conjugations and their uses
• Analyze how to determine whether French is being used formally or informally
• Identify stress pronouns, direct object, indirect object, impersonal and reflexive verbs
• Compare passé composé and imparfait, the two main tenses used to talk about the past
• Explain the past perfect, also called the pluperfect, its conjugation and usage
• Recognize the tenses of the recent past, the immediate future, and the near future in French
• Recall how the simple future tense works and how to form its irregular stems
• Describe how to use the conditional tense to politely ask and offer and to express what would, could, or should happen
• Define the subjunctive, passive voice, adverbial pronouns, and imperative
• Explain the conjugation and use of the present participle, future perfect, and conditional past tenses