form of the verb giving its general meaning, with no subject or tense

task C1 - 1 dit

task C1 - 2 manger

task C1 - 3 choisir

task C1 - 4 apprend

task C1 - 5 réussit

task C1 - 6 comprendre

task C1 - 7 répond

task C1 - 8 devient

task C1 - 9 marche

task C1 - 10 décrire

task C1 - 11 sort

task C1 - 12 dormir

task C1 - 13 entendre

task C1 - 14 revenir

task C1 - 15 être

task C1 - 16 va

Travel in France: infinitive used as a noun

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Travel in France: more infinitive uses

Religion in Francophonie: singular 'croire', adjectives used as nouns

Religion in Francophonie: feminine and plural nouns

At a hotel: possessives 'votre', 'vos'

At a restaurant: possessives 'leur', 'leurs'

Senegal: perfect tense, inversion questions, negation 'ne... pas', 'ne … jamais'

Senegal: modals, 'il faut', possessive adjectives

Pupils revisit present and perfect tenses, two verb structures after aller, aimer and modal verbs and inversion questions in single and two-verb structures. The verb croire is introduced in singular persons, and feminine and plural noun formation and possessive adjectives are revised and extended.

People and places: present and perfect tense

'__________ les devoirs, c'est fatiguant.' Which word completes this sentence?

Is it difficult to go into the town centre?

'Trouver la plage, c'est difficile?' What are the best translations of this sentence?

Order the words to say 'does he work with kind colleagues?'.

'Parle-t-elle bien le français?' Translate this sentence into English.

'Is he driving to school this morning?' Translate this sentence into French without using 'est-ce que'.

Order the words to say 'the director of the company has a positive attitude'.

'Vous __________ respecter les autres.' Which word completes this sentence?

'Voir les amis, c'est important.' Translate this sentence into English.

Put this sentence in order to make a question

Travel in France: infinitive used as a noun

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