a word that is used before a noun, a noun phrase, or a pronoun, connecting it to another word

Actions towards others: Malala, singular -er verbs with preposition 'à'

French

What people do: 'faire', meaning 'go'

What people do: 'en', meaning 'in' and 'by'

What people do: regular singular -er verbs

What people like doing: 2-verb phrases with 'aimer'

Actions: singular -er verbs in simple present and present continuous

In this unit, pupils revisit the verb faire, with meanings other than 'do' or 'make'. Pupils use singular forms of -er verbs with new high frequency vocabulary to talk about activities. They use two-verb structures with 'aimer' and practise the sound spelling links ch, ç, ai, oi, -tion and -ien.

Activities: singular verbs in the present tense

Add the missing word, 'Tu {{}} à un homme français ?' Are you thinking about a French man?

What is incorrect about this sentence? 'Je pense elle est contente'.

Translate into French: I think she's pleased. 'Je {{}} elle est contente.' 

Which sound spelling correspondence do all the words 'enfant', 'parent', 'penser' and 'quand'  have in common?

Order the translation 'I have the poem and I think that it's good.'

Fill in the missing word in the sentence 'I am talking to Sam at the moment'. Je parle {{}} Sam en ce moment.

Complete the sentence: I am making the bed today. 'Je {{}} le lit aujourd'hui'.

Actions towards others: Malala, singular -er verbs with preposition 'à'

Lesson outcome