a word that takes the place of a noun, like 'it', 'you', 'she'

bonne annee et bonne sante

Et c’est pour se régaler

Février c’est pour skier

Pour s’aimer pour s’amuser

et aussi se deguiser

repeter

Poem

janvier c’est pour souhaiter

At school: singular -er verbs

French

In class activities: -er infinitive verbs

In-class activities: translating -er infinitive verbs into English

At school: -er verbs 'I' and 'you'

A family: singular definite articles 'le' and 'la'

A birthday: -er verbs 'she, he'

In this unit pupils use -er infinitive and singular forms to talk about activities in school and at home. New sounds are complemetary er/é/ez, and contrastive eu, è/ê. New vocabulary is selected for its frequency and contexts, and pupils anchor previously taught vocabulary in new contexts.

What I and others do: singular regular -er verbs

Find the words that have the [é] sounds.

How do you say 'you' (one person) in French?

'Souhaiter', 'se régaler', 'skier', s'amuser', 'se déguiser' are all infinitive verbs.

The endings of the verbs 'je regarde', 'tu regardes', 'il regarde', 'elle regarde' sound the same.

[é], [er], [ez] and 'et' make different sounds.

When would you say 'Bonne année et bonne santé' to a French person?

Finish the sentence 'I sing a song': Je chante ...

the form of the verb giving its general meaning

a way to categorise all nouns as feminine or masculine

the 'a' or 'an' that comes before a noun (a tree, an elephant)

Write the missing word: Tu portes un uniforme et un chapeau {{ }} la maison.

Write the correct verb form: 'Je {{ }} un film avec toi.'

At school: singular -er verbs

Lesson outcome