refer to parts of things; often mean ‘some’ in English

pronouncing a usually silent final consonant because a word starting with a vowel follows

Je m’appelle Emma et je suis française. Voici une belle histoire de famille...

desert

dessert

case

casse

jumeau

Emma explique à Sami comment va se passer son premier Noël en France...

La protection des personnes en danger  est une chose très importante...

protection, personne, danger, importante, société, public

réfugiés, terrorisme, menace, existent, situation, arrivée, cousin

L'arrivée d'un réfugié chez nous : articles and possessive adjectives

French

C'est de famille ! Gender and number agreement with nouns

Un membre de la famille que j'admire : extended writing and speaking

La valeur de la famille : feminine adjective agreement

Un bon déjeuner familial : adjectives used as nouns and position of adjectives

Conflits et solutions en famille : extended writing and speaking

This unit revisits definite, indefinite and partitive articles, possessive adjectives, as well as adjective agreement and positioning rules. Pupils will learn one further adjective agreement rule. Lessons also further practise liaison and silent final letters.

People and lifestyle: Ma famille

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

How is 'some' translated in French before a plural noun?

jumeau a de la chance d'être de ma famille.

jumelle est belle et donc moi aussi comme nous nous ressemblons.

Who could 'son partenaire' be in the following sentence: 'Son partenaire l'a suivi au paradis ?'

Quel mot manque dans cette phrase : 'Je préfère boire {{}}eau ?' 

Ma famille a eu la chance d'accueillir un réfugié chez nous.

Which of these nouns is the same in the masculine and the feminine form?

Write the feminine form of 'un Égyptien'.

Which of these nouns has the same singular and plural form?

What is the definite article of all plural nouns?

Starter Quiz

Which of these nouns is the same in the masculine and the feminine form?