Chapter 1

1.1 -- Expressing relationships: Possessive Adjectives
1.2 -- Expressing likes and dislikes: Aimer and infinitive
1.3 -- Stating origin: The verb venir
1.4 -- Talking about dates and personal data: Numbers beyond 100
1.5 -- Talking about actions: Present of -er verbs
1.6 -- Expressing relationships and possessions: Contractions of de

Chapter 2

2.1 -- Talking about activities and weather: The verb faire
2.2 -- Talking about everyday activities: Reflexive verbs
2.3 -- Going places and future actions: Aller, contractions of à
2.4 -- Making general statements: The subject on.
2.5 -- Abilities and Desires: Pouvoir, vouloir, savoir

Chapter 3

3.1 -- Saying where things area: Prepositions of location
3.2 -- Asking questions: Interrogative words
3.3 -- Verbs like prendre
3.4 -- Expressing necessity: Il faut and devoir
3.5 -- Pointing things out: Demonstrative adjectives
3.6 -- Expressing quantities: Partitive articles
3.7 -- sortir and dormir

Chapter 4

4.1 -- Describing: Placement of adjectives
4.2 -- Making comparisons
4.3 -- Regular -ir verbs
4.4 -- Regular -re verbs
4.5 -- Direct object pronouns
4.6 -- Talking about Knowing: The verb connaître
4.7 -- Describing states of being: Idioms with avoir

Chapter 5

5.1 -- Saying what you did: Passé Composé with avoir
5.2 -- Saying what you did: Passé Composé with être
5.3 -- Passé Composé of reflexive verbs

5.4 -- Irregular past participles
5.5 -- Negative

Chapter 6

6.1 -- Dire, lire, écrire
6.2 -- Saying what you used to do: imperfect
6.3 -- Describing past states: more imperfect
6.4 -- Linking ideas: Relative pronouns
6.5 -- Indirect object pronouns
6.6 -- More on reflexive pronouns
6.7 -- Seeing and believing: voir and croire

Chapter 7

7.1 -- Review of Articles
7.2 -- The verb boire
7.3 -- Expressing quantities: the pronoun en
7.4 -- Asking questions: qui, que, quoi
7.5 -- Ongoing actions: être en traine de
7.6 --Ordering events: avant de, après

Chapter 8

8.1 -- Expressing location, destination, and origin: Prepositions and place names
8.2 -- Expressing extremes: The superlative
8.3 -- Making distinctions: Lequel? and celui
8.4 -- Expressing should: more on devoir
8.5 -- What was going on: More on the imperfect

Chapter 9

9.1 -- J'y pense: Other uses of y
9.2 -- Emphatic pronouns
9.3 -- Identifying and describing: C'est vs. il/elle est
9.4 -- Saying what you've been doing: Present tense + depuis
9.5 -- Saying what you will do: The future tense

Chapter 10

10.1 -- Expressing all and everything: Using tout
10.2 -- Expressing obligation: Il faut que + subjunctive
10.3 -- More about the subjunctive: Irregular -stem verbs
10.4 -- Verbs for traveling: Conduire and suivre
10.5 -- Giving orders: Commands with pronouns
10.6 -- Double object pronouns

Chapter 11

11.1 -- Saying what you would do: The conditional
11.2 -- Dont
11.3 -- Ce qui, ce que, ce dont

11.4 -- Review of direct and indirect objects: More on object pronouns
11.5 -- Talking about hypothetical situations: More on the imparfait

Chapter 12

12.1 -- Saying what you want others to do: More on the subjunctive
12.2 -- Changes of state: Passé composé vs. Imperfect
12.3 -- The present participle
12.4 -- Expressing events in the recent past: Venir de + infinitive
12.5 -- Narrating in the past tense: Passé composé vs. imperfect

Chapter 13

13.1 -- Reciprocal actions: More on reflexive pronouns
13.2 -- Describing actions: adverbs
13.3 -- Expressing feelings: More on the subjunctive
13.4 -- A past in the past: The plus-que-parfait
13.5 -- More on expressing possession: Possessive pronouns

Chapter 14

14.1 -- The verb vivre
14.2 -- Should have: Past conditional of devoir
14.3 -- Saying what you would have done: The past conditional
14.4 -- More on the subjunctive: Conjunctions
14.5 -- Expressing doubt and uncertainty: More on the subjunctive