irregular French verb meaning 'to be, being'

from the verb 'être' meaning 'you are (plural)'

when the ending of an adjective matches the noun it describes in gender and number

Check 1 - [Je] suis content.

Check 2 - [Nous] sommes grands.

Check 3 - [Vous] êtes anglais.

Check 4 - [Tu] es malade.

D1 - 1 [Nous] sommes calmes.

D1 - 2 [Vous] êtes contents.

D1 - 3 [Vous] êtes petits.

D1 - 4 [Nous] sommes grands.

D1 - 5 [Vous] êtes tristes.

D1 - 6 [Vous] êtes amusants.

Describe people: 'être' 1st and 2nd persons plural and regular plural adjectives

French

Numbers 1-12: 'il y a'

Family activities: plural indefinite article 'des'

Describe people: 'être' 3rd person plural and regular plural adjectives

What people have: 'avoir' 1st and 2nd persons plural

What people have: 'avoir' 3rd persons singular and plural

Pupils extend their knowledge of 'être'and 'avoir' to include plural forms. 'il y a' is introduced with numbers and nouns. Pupils consolidate regular plural 's' on nouns and adjectives, adjective agreement and indefinite articles, including the plural 'des'. Sound spelling links are revisited.

Family life: numbers, plural nouns, plural 'avoir' & 'être'

Choose the correct translation of you are (plural).

Choose the correct translation of you are (singular).

Add the correct adjective ending: Elle est ouvert_.

Add the correct adjective ending: Nous sommes ouvert_.

They are cognates, they look and sound similar to English words.

They have the exact same spelling as English words.

What do these words have in common? Fruit, radio, couleur, poème, poète, bleu.

Choose the correct translation: C'est bleu comme le ciel.

The verb être: match the pronouns with the correct verbs.

Describe people: 'être' 1st and 2nd persons plural and regular plural adjectives

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