A1 - 1 Ils doivent lire plusieurs journaux locaux.

A1 - 2 Il doit organiser le bureau.

A1 - 3 Il doit gérer plusieurs stages.

A1 - 4 Ils doivent emprunter des livres.

A1 - 5 Ils doivent écrire des lettres.

A1 - 6 Il doit travailler les samedis.

Work experience: modals 3rd person plural

French

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

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

Work experience: modals 1st and 2nd persons 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'

What is the third person plural form of devoir (to have to)?

Which of the following is the correct 3rd person plural (ils/elles) form of the verb vouloir?

Which of the following sentences is incorrect because the negation is placed in the wrong position?

Put the following words in the correct order to say 'They don't know how to use the computer'.

Which of the following is the third person plural form of vouloir (to want)?

What is the negation of 'Je dois travailler' (I have to work)?

How would you say 'they are able to' in French using the verb 'pouvoir'? Ils ...

What is the stem of the verb savoir (to know how to) for the third person plural?

Which of the following is the correct negation of 'Elles veulent faire un stage' (They want to do work experience)?

Put the following words in the correct order to say 'They don't have to go to the office'.

Exit Quiz

What is the third person plural form of devoir (to have to)?