replaces the noun receiving the action of the verb, e.g., me, you, it, them

replaces the person, people or thing(s) that the verb action is done to, when the action is to me, for you, to them

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Mon voyage dangereux : extended writing and speaking

French

This unit examines the use of direct and indirect object pronouns in the past tense, infinitives used as nouns, and the perfect tense when used as the equivalent of the present perfect. Furthermore, pupils will meet the present tense with depuis, être en train de, and venir de + infinitive.

My neighbourhood: Mon nouveau pays

The noun 'être' is always masculine, even when it refers to a girl or woman.

The noun 'être' changes its gender when it refers to a girl or woman.

Adjectives require agreement when 'être' refers to a girl or woman.

Adjectives linked to 'être' are always in the masculine form.

Match the verbs below to the correct English translations.

Which verb is needed to complete the following sentence? 'Il {{}} la prison.' (He escaped from prison.)

Fill in the gap with the missing word needed to complete the following sentence: 'J'ai voyagé avec {{}}.' (I travelled with him.)

Sort the words below into the correct order to form the following sentence in French: 'He avoided a major problem.'

Match the subjects below to the correct parts of 'accueillir' (to welcome, greet).

Match the French words below to the correct English translations.

verbs where the action is done without thinking

verbs where the action is directed towards yourself

verbs that refer to being rather than doing

Match the subjects below to the correct reflexive verb forms.

Match the French object pronouns to their English translations.

Sort the words below into the correct order to translate the following sentence into French: 'He asked her to choose him.'

Fill in the gap with the missing words needed to complete the following sentence: 'Elle {{}} « Non ! »' (She answered him "No!")

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