Pronouns: Person

This is a basic teaching of he, she, it, I, you, we and they in French.

I => Je/J'

You => Tu

He => Il

He (plural)/They => Ils

She => Elle

She (plural)/They => Elles

We => Nous/On

Verbs: Introduction

Generally, there are three trypes of verbs in French: -er, -re and -ir verbs. 

These verbs will follow each's conjugations respectively except certain irregular verbs.

What is conjugation?

It is a form of adding certain prefix or suffix to a part of word to form tenses. For example, in English, he/she/it will have verbs after them with an 's' behind the root word while no 's' for you/we/they. Conjugation works this way for all verbs and differ for each different tenses.

Check Out:

-er verbs

-re verbs

-ir verbs

Salutation Simple: Simple Greetings

Aujourd'hui, on apprend les salutations simples.
Today, we learn simple greetings.
* aujourd'hui : today
* apprend (root word: apprendre): learn
* salutation: greetings
* simple: simple


Bonjour!
Good morning!
*Althought Bonjour is usually said in the morning, it can be said as a greeting no matter when is it.

Bonne journée!
Good day!

Bonsoir!
Good evening!

Bonne soirée!
Good evening!

Bonne nuit!
Good night!


Salut!
Greetings!

Chapter 4 Syllabus

4.1 Light reaction

- Reaction and detailed description

- Photoactivation of photosystem I and photosystem II

- Photolysis of water

- Production and roles of NADPH and ATP

- Cyclic and non-cyclic photophosphorylation

4.2 Dark reaction/Calvin cycle in C3* and C4* plants

- Reaction and detailed description

- CO2* fixation to RuBP

- Production of PGAL until the formation of carbohydrates

- Involvement in the formation of proteins and fatty acids

- Anatomical and physiological differences between leaves of C3* and C4* plants

- Krantz's anatomy

- Hatch-Slack pathway

- Crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM)

- Example: cactus

4.3 Factors limiting the rate of photosynthesis

- Wavelength and intensity of light, temperature and carbon dioxide concentration

- Compensation point

* numbers are subscripts

Chapter 4: Photosynthesis

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@ Chloroplast Structure

@ Photosynthesis Pigments

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