check - feedback - A mon, normalement

check - feedback - B mon, rarement

check - feedback - C mon, absolument

check - feedback - D mon, facilement

A1 - Sur le pont d’Avignon, on y danse, on y danse, sur le pont d’Avignon ...

‘Aller’ song - Je vais, tu vas, il va, elle va, on va, nous allons, vous ...

Future goals - Taïs Vinolo: 'aller' + infinitive, negation

French

Future goals - Eduardo Camavinga: modals + infinitive, '-ment' adverbs

Work experience: modals 1st and 2nd persons plural

Work experience: modals 3rd person plural

Instructions at work: 'il faut' + infinitive

In this unit, pupils talk about future intentions using aller with infinitive. They also practise this two-verb structure with  modal verbs in all persons, as well as intonation, est-ce que questions and negation with two-verb structures. Pupils also use 'il faut,il ne faut pas' with infinitive.

Future plans and work experience: 2-verb phrases with 'aller', modals, 'il faut'

Put the following words in the correct order to form the sentence 'They (feminine) are not going to watch television tonight.' - 'la télévision / regarder / ne / vont / pas / Elles / ce soir'.

Put the following words in the correct order to say 'You (plural) are not going to travel this summer.' - 'voyager / allez / n' / pas / Vous / cet été'.

Which of the following is the infinitive form of the verb 'nous allons'?

Write a short French sentence saying 'I am not going to eat tonight.'. Use the verb 'aller' correctly with negation and the infinitive 'manger'.

Which of the following is the correct present tense form of the verb 'aller' for the subject 'tu'?

Put the following words in the correct order to form a sentence: 'au / vais / cinéma / Je'.

What is the correct form of the verb 'aller' for 'nous'?

Which of the following sentences expresses a future intention?

How would you say 'They are not going to play football.'?

Which of the following verbs is in its infinitive form?

Starter Quiz

Which of the following is the correct present tense form of the verb 'aller' for the subject 'tu'?