How French articles are built

Exercise 2 is argumentative by design. Name the function, follow the four-part arc, and the objective items stop being guesswork.

By the end of this lesson

Sort a text into narratif, informatif or argumentatif and name the clue that proves it.
Follow the four parts most French articles move through, from framing to proposed solution.
Use the intertitres as a free plan of the text and match one back to its section.
Tell a real logical connector from a time marker or a word that only picks out an example.
Pick the right option when an item asks what the author is doing across the whole text.

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