task A 1a

task A 1b

words with the same meaning and same or similar spelling in English and French

part of 'avoir', meaning ‘they have’ (mpl, mfpl)

part of 'avoir', meaning 'they have' (fpl)

pronouncing a usually silent final consonant when followed by a vowel

A1a - Le frère de Lucille a un problème.  Il a un cadeau intéressant pour ...

A1b - Marc est dans la classe d’Amir. Il étudie l’anglais ici. Mais, Marc a ...

B1 - 1 Ils ont une voiture.

B1 - 2 Elle a un bateau.

B1 - 3 Ils ont une chambre.

B1 - 4 Elle a un chien.

B1 - 5 Elles ont un ordinateur.

story - Les professeurs de 6ème organisent un concert pour les enfants. Le ...

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

French

Numbers 1-12: 'il y a'

Family activities: plural indefinite article 'des'

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

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

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

A word that looks and sounds different in English and French.

A word that looks and sounds similar in English and French.

A word that looks similar in English and French, but has different meanings.

A word that exists only in English and not in French.

Fill in the gap with the correct word: La soeur {{}} Sophie est amusante.

Which of the following phrases have a liaison?

How do you say 'they have' when referring to a group of girls, in French?

How do you say 'they have' when referring to a group of boys and girls, in French?

Put the following nouns in order of masculine noun (1), feminine noun (2), plural noun (3).

Which of the parts of 'avoir' use a liaison?

Translate the sentence into English: 'Vous avez des chemises.'

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

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