task A 1

task A 2

task A 3

task A 4

task A 5

task A 6

pronouncing a usually silent final consonant because a vowel follows

A 1 C'est [beep]

A 2 C’est [beep] (with liaison)

A 3 C’est [beep]

A 4 C’est [beep] (with liaison)

A 5  C’est [beep] (with liaison)

A 6 C’est [beep]

What is that? C'est and singular indefinite articles

French

What someone has: avoir 1st and 3rd persons singular

Ask what someone has: 'avoir' 2nd person singular

Belongings: adjective position after nouns and the alphabet

In this unit, pupils are introduced to the singular forms of 'avoir' as they describe possessions. Indefinite articles and grammatical genders are introduced, along with adjectives positioned after the noun. Pupils learn t-liaison and the sound-symbol correspondences e, au,eau, u and ou.

Belongings: singular 'avoir', nouns and indefinite articles

Which is the indefinite article in English?

Which translations of 'c'est' are correct?

Which word does not contain the [e] sound found in 'je'?

Match up the French nouns with the English translations.

Which of the below is an example of 'liaison'?

Which letters in the alphabet are vowels?

Which words are examples of the Silent Final Consonant (SFC) rule?

Match the French pronouns to the English correctly.

Choose the correct translation of 'être'.

Which group of letters do we not pronounce at the ends of words?

'petite' is the {{}} form of the adjective 'short'.

What is that? C'est and singular indefinite articles

Lesson outcome