raising your voice at the end of a sentence to change a statement into a question

infinitive verb ending in -er, e.g. jouer - to play

an/en

enfant

vrai

train

bien

onze

tion

solution

trois

univers

bébé

deux

question

jour

timide

dans

A1 colombien, mouette, agaçant, roman, jus, miroir, notion, abaque, crevette ...

Il est triste.

Il est triste ? 

B1 -1 Comment ça va ? 

B1 -2 Tu es Alex ?

B1 -3 Tu habites où ?

B1 -4 Tu as des frères ou des sœurs ?

B1 -5 Tu as soif ?

B1 -6 Tu aimes regarder des films ?

Je suis Adèle. J’ai un frère, Pierre. J’habite à Lorient en France ...

être: je suis, tu es, il est, elle est

avoir: j'ai, tu as, il a, elle a

être song

avoir song

parler: je parle, tu parles, il parle, elle parle

parler song

un vélo gris

une voiture grise

un vélo rapide

une voiture rapide

All about me: intonation questions, adjectives and -er verbs

French

Activities at school: -er 1 and 2-verb phrases

Friendship: plural definite article 'les'

Message to a friend: writing words and phrases

In this unit, pupils learn to use 2-verb structures to communicate effectively about activities they and their friends like doing at school at school. They also extend their phonics knowledge with new sounds -tion and r.

What I and others like doing: 2-verb phrases

Match each French -er verb to what it means in English. All these verbs follow the same pattern.

Put these words in the correct order to say: 'a grey bike' in French.

Which sentence is correct? There is only one correct sentence,.

Match each French phrase to its English meaning.

Match the French sentence starters with their meanings.

Write the correct French word for 'please' when talking to a teacher.

Put these words in the correct order to say: 'I love the apples' in French.

'le cousin' means 'the cousin'. How do you say 'a cousin' (m)?

All about me: intonation questions, adjectives and -er verbs

Lesson outcome