A1 - 1 quand

A1 - 2 comprendre

A1 - 3 cadeau

A1 - 4 sympathique

A1 - 5 question

A1 - 6 parc

A1 - 7 chaque

A1 - 8 quatre

A1 - 9 combien

A1 - 10 caisse

A2 - 1 partir

A2 - 2 le match

A2 - 3 madame

A2 - 4 monsieur

A2 - 5 encore

A2 - 6 en retard 

A2 - 7 tôt

A2 - 8 l'avenir

C2 - 1 Tu vas aller à Londres.

C2 - 2 Il arrive en ville en retard.

C2 - 3 Tu écoutes encore la radio.

C2 - 4 Elle va gagner le match.

C2 - 5 Tu vas changer le monde !

C2 - 6 Elle habite en Écosse.

C2 - 7 Tu regardes un film tôt.

C2 - 8 Il va habiter en Angleterre.

C3 - Sophie - Salut Léa ! Je vais aller  en ville samedi. Tu viens ? Je ...

C3 - Léa - Ah oui ! C’est un bon film ! Je vais faire mes devoirs, mais je ...

Future intentions: 'aller' + infinitive

French

What people are not going to do: negation with two-verb structures

Make plans: 'aller' 1st and 2nd persons plural + infinitive

Ask about plans: inversion questions with question words

In this unit, pupils use 'aller' plus infinitive to express future intentions for weekend and holiday plans. Knowledge of negation is extended to include two-verb structures and inversion questions are practised in two-verb structures. The SSCS qu and j are revisited.

My plans: aller + infinitive

Which of the following French nouns are masculine?

Tick the correct endings for the singular forms of 'partir' a) je b) tu c) il d) elle

Their final letters are silent final consonants so you don't hear the endings.

Why do all the singular forms of 'partir' sound the same?

Complete the sentence. To express future intentions we use the short form of the verb 'aller' followed by ...

Match the sentence halves below to translate the following:
1) I am going to Amir's house.
2) He is going to watch TV.
3) You are going to come back.
4) She is going to work.

Match the English infinitive verbs to the French.

It is the form of the verb found in the dictionary, ending in -er, -re or -ir.

It is the form of the verb that gives its general meaning.

It is the form of the verb that has no subject or tense.

Which of these verbs are in their infinitive form?

Match the French question words to the English.

Which of the following are plural forms of the verb 'aller'?

Future intentions: 'aller' + infinitive

Lesson outcome