pronoun meaning 'they' when referring to a group of boys or a group of boys and girls (masculine form)

pronoun meaning 'they' when referring to a group of girls (feminine form)

check - b) la fête

check - c) samedi

collège

fête

frère

check - a) une règle

la santé

 il prépare la fête

ils préparent la fête

 j’adore

l’année

la fête

elle adore

 le vêtement

les gens

ils adorent

tu adores

 il adore

elles organisent la musique

nous adorons

vous adorez

adorer full song

elles adorent

elle organise la musique

l’histoire

è ê

1st January in Haiti: -er verbs 'ils' and 'elles'

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Christmas in Haiti and France: -er verbs 'nous' and 'vous'

New Year's traditions: 'vous' meaning formal you

Presentation about Haiti: 'est-ce que' questions

La Chandeleur: negation, -er singular verbs

Mardi gras: negation, singular verbs

In this unit, pupils use plural -er verbs, negation and est-ce que questions to ask and answer about important festivals in France and Haiti, including Christmas, New Year, Haitian Independence, 'La Chandeleur' and Mardi Gras. Knowledge of key 'e' sounds is strengthened.

Celebrations in France and Haiti: plural -ER verbs, est-ce que, negation

Haiti gained independence from France on the 1st January {{}}.

Which word means 'they' if you are talking about a mixed group of boys and girls?

Which of these words is the English for 'lourd'?

Which of these words is the French for 'clean'?

Which of these sentences means 'I am perfect'?

Put the words in order to say what you have in your room.

1st January in Haiti: -er verbs 'ils' and 'elles'

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