A1 - 1 corps

A1 - 2 repos

A1 - 3 pôle

A1 - 4 soldat

A1 - 5 chose

A1 - 6 atmosphère

B2 - 1 le gout, la langue, le repas

B2 - 2 l’espace, la recette, le plat

B2 - 3 puisque, par, puis

B2 - 4 le réveillon, Noël, d’abord, gérer

C1 - 1 le dix-sept novembre

C1 - 2 le treize janvier

C1 - 3 le vingt-sept février

C1 - 4 le deux juin

C1 - 5 le vingt-deux janvier

Astronauts and French cuisine: extended reading

French

Brussels: perfect tense -er verbs 1st and 2nd persons singular

Brussels: perfect tense intonation questions

Switzerland: perfect tense singular -er verbs

Geneva: 'il y a' and 'il y avait'

Geneva: perfect tense intonation and 'est-ce' que questions

Switzerland: perfect tense negation

Astronauts and French cuisine: writing an article

The perfect tense with 'avoir' for -er verbs, faire and dire is extended for all singular forms. Intonation and 'est-ce que' questions and negation in the present and perfect tenses are practised, and  'il y a' is contrasted with 'il y avait'. Open eu,oeu, open o and closed o,ô  are taught.

Past experiences: -ER verbs in the present and past

The French sound [o] is closed when it ...

Which words in French have an open [o] sound?

Order the words to say: 'You can celebrate Christmas in space'.

Write in French: 'I eat and then I sleep'.

Order the months from earliest to latest.

Write in French: 'He celebrates his birthday'.

Astronauts and French cuisine: extended reading

Lesson outcome