when the subject pronoun and verb switch place to form a question

two elements, e.g., 'ne … pas', around the main verb expressing negative meaning

the pronounced -t- between the subject pronoun and verb in perfect tense inversion questions

A1 - 1 le nombre

A1 - 2 arrêter de

A1 - 3 se coucher

A1 - 4 la façon

A1 - 5 malgré

A1 - 6 probablement

A1 - 7 la plupart

A1 - 8 parmi

A1 - 9 pourtant

A1 - 10 la position

A1 - 11 représenter

A1 - 12 battre/se battre 

A1 - 13 réaliser

Qui a gagné ? Yes/no questions in the perfect tense

French

Qui a écrit ... ? Perfect tense with predictable and irregular past participles

Des auteurs francophones : perfect tense with 'être'

Une écrivaine francophone: perfect tense verbs like ouvrir, écrire & traduire

Les champions du monde: negation in the perfect tense

Le sport pour tous: negation in the perfect tense

This unit focuses on communicating in the perfect tense, revisiting regular and irregular past participle formation, verbs with être and past participle agreement. Pupils will meet the past participles of verbs like ouvrir, écrire and traduire, and revisit perfect tense questions and negation.

Popular culture: des personnalités francophones

True or false? Yes/no questions are formed differently in the perfect tense to the present tense. 

True or false? 'Nous n'avons joué pas au tennis' is grammatically correct. 

Sort the words below into the correct order to translate the following sentence: 'You have never been to America'.

Match the English words below to the correct French translations.

What letter is commonly used in inversion questions in the perfect tense to help pronunciation?

Questions in French can be formed by using 'est-ce que', inversion and {{}}.

What is the past participle of 'faire' (to do, to make)?

Put the words below in the correct order to form the following sentence in French: 'I don't want to go to the museum.'

Complete the following translation: 'Je ne joue jamais au hockey - I {{}} play hockey.'

Match the French words below to the correct English translations.

Qui a gagné ? Yes/no questions in the perfect tense

Lesson outcome