used before a noun to indicate that the noun refers to a specific person, place, thing; the

definite article 'the' in the masculine, feminine and plural forms, and when used before a vowel

a word that refers to more than one person, place, thing, or idea, often adding an -s: le chat - les chats

rose

radio

strict

préparer

tongue twister: Frédéric, mon frère, fabrique trois fruits en fromage.

frère

triste

horrible

trois

février

bonjour

novembre

mercredi

s’il te plait

merci

s’il vous plait

task C1 - 3 la professeure

task C1 - 1 le

task C1 - 2 les femmes

task C1 - 6 les pommes

task C1 - 4 les cousins

task C1 - 5 la voiture

le sac

le chien

la règle

la photo

l’orange

l’hotel

les sacs

les chiens

les règles

les photos

les oranges

les écoles

les hotels

adorer

aimer

préférer

détester

Friendship: plural definite article 'les'

French

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

'J'adore ma __________, qui est très intelligente.' Which word completes this sentence?

'Maman, est-ce je peux avoir de l'argent, __________?' Which word completes this sentence?

'Tu détestes les pommes vertes.' Translate this sentence into English.

'I like to watch a film alone.' Translate this sentence into French.

'J'aime beaucoup __________ poires.' Which word completes this sentence?

Order the numbers from smallest to biggest.

Order the words to say 'she loves cute dogs but she hates cats'.

'He prefers loud music.' Translate this sentence into French.

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