to know, knowing, to be familiar with, being familiar with

B2 -1 Tu [connais] le Québec ? 

B2 -2 Mmm … je [sais] que le Québec est au Canada. 

B2 -3 Tu [sais] où on peut manger une pizza ?

B2 -4 Oui, je [connais] un restaurant excellent.

B2 -5 Tu [connais] un endroit pour boire du thé ? 

B2 -6 Oui, je [connais] un café sympa.

B2 -7 Tu [sais] que Céline Dion a fait une annonce ? Elle a une nouvelle chanson

B2 - 8 Non, mais je [connais] ses chansons … je préfère d'autres musiciens ...

Quebec: 'connaitre' and 'savoir'

French

Countries and states: 'à' and 'en'

Canada: verbs like 'entendre'; 'mettre' and 'remettre'

Canada: negation with 'ne … jamais'

This unit consolidates -re verbs like entendre, and introduces 'connaître in singular forms. The use of à (meaning to) for masculine countries in introduced, building on existing knowledge of à and en meaning to for cities and feminine countries.The negative 'ne...jamais' is introduced.

Canada: verbs in the present, negation

Match the infinitive of the verb to the definition.

Chose the correct pronoun.  __________ sais nager?

{{}} is a region on the East Coast of Canada, with French as its only official language.

Put the words in order to translate the following, the official language of Quebec is French but a lot of people also speak English.

Use your knowledge of verb endings to complete the verb 'connaitre'.

Which of the following words is the correct translation for 'facilement'?

Match the parts of the verb prendre; to take or to eat/drink/have.

Match the past tense of the following verbs.

Put the words in order to give an opinion of Céline Dion. Start with the French for 'I don't like ...'

{{}} as mal à la jambe. Who has hurt their leg? I / You / He or She?

Quebec: 'connaitre' and 'savoir'

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