song - J’adore le verbe regarder ! C’est un verbe en -er régulier ! Je ...

A1 - 1 cesser

A1 - 2 semble

A1 - 3 illumine

A1 - 4 encourager

A1 - 5 tirer

A1 - 6 garde

B1 - 1 Je vais à Amiens [et je] visite la cathédrale.

B1 - 2 Tu visites le musée [sans] aimer la culture.

B1 - 3 Il va dans les Alpes [pour] marcher en montagne. 

B1 - 4 Elle va à Lille [et elle] mange au premier café à chiens d'Europe.

B1 - 5 Il va à Cannes [sans] regarder de films.

B1 - 6 Tu visites Paris [et tu] achètes une baguette.

Dieppe festival: singular -er verbs, 'pour' and 'sans', intonation questions

French

Two musicians: singular 'être', singular adjectives

Rock en Seine : plural 'être', plural adjectives

Dieppe festival: plural -er verbs, 'est-ce que' questions

In this unit, pupils reactivate their knowledge of être and -er verbs in all forms in the present tense. Previously learnt vocabulary is revisited along with 'ne...pas', adjective agreement and number patterns and pour and sans with an infinitive.

Music and other cultural events: être, adjectives, -ER verbs, questions

A friend says they are going to the festival without seeing the main act. Place the following sentence parts in the correct French order:

Je vais aller au concert sans écouter mon chanteur préféré.

Je vais écouter mon chanteur préféré aller au concert.

Je vais aller au concert pour écouter mon chanteur préféré.

Which of the following sentences correctly expresses 'I am going to the concert in order to hear my favourite singer'?

In the present tense conjugation of regular '-er' verbs, which pronoun shares the same verb ending as 'il' (he)?

Write in French 'They (plural, feminine) are going to dance'.

What is the English meaning of the French verb être?

What are the endings you add to to the verb that ends with -er for the 'I,you, he/she' form.

Which of the following is an example of a French '-er' verb in its infinitive form?

Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct present tense conjugation of a regular '-er' verb for the subject 'nous' (we)?

Tu aimes les festivals? (spoken with rising intonation)

Which of the following questions is correctly formed using intonation in French?

Starter Quiz

What is the English meaning of the French verb être?