This class will be a revision of French grammar for learners who are in High School in USA. 
This is revision Bootcamp will fill in gaps in understanding how French grammar works. I will include some fun sentences and exercises in class.
I will introduce the terminology, give the learners sample spoken sentences, followed by written practice, such as fill in the gap exercises and also longer written work. I will also supply some reading materials for classes. 
I will be running a Spoken French Bootcamp classes which can be taken alongside the French Grammar Bootcamp. 
Part 3 is about French verbs in the Passé Composé (Past Tense). This tense is used when speaking about past events. It can also be written. For the regular verbs, we will review at the mechanics of how the different groups of verbs work and use a variety of verbs. We will use 'Je', 'Tu", 'Il', 'Elle', 'on', Nous', Vous', 'Ils' and 'Elles'. 
We will be looking at verbs which use the Auxiliary Verb avoir in week 1 and those using être in Week 2. I will find interesting sentences for you to work with, and sentences for you to correct. 
For the common irregular verbs we just have to practise!

Week 1. 29th April. The regular verbs in the passé composé tense that take 'avoir'. What is an Auxiliary Verb? How do they work? Demonstration of how a sample verb works. Spoken practise of the verb. Written and spoken practise of other regular -er verbs. (The same pattern for all 3 days). Fill in the blanks, correct the errors and match the person to the verb exercises.
Day 1. Monday. The regular  -er verbs.
Day 2. Tuesday. -ir and -re verbs.
Day 3. Wednesday. The most common irregular verbs.

Week 2. 6th May. 
Day 1. Monday. The verbs that take 'être' in the Passé Composé. Why do they take être? What is an intransitive verb of action? 
Day 2. Using the être verbs in the Passé Composé - focussing on the extra 'e' for feminine and 's' for plurals. How to check your verbs for agreement. How to check if the noun in masculine or feminine.
Day 3. Using 'avoir' and 'être' verbs in speech and writing. Talk about a recent event. Write about your last vacation.