task B 1

task B 2

task B 3

task B 4

B1 - 1 L’actrice parle anglais.

B1 - 2 Le mot ‘phrase’ est féminin.

B1 - 3 La médecin écoute le garçon.

B1 - 4 La fille parle en anglais.

C3 - 1 La [femme] est sympa.

C3 - 2 Le [chien] est rapide.

C3 - 3 Le [médecin] parle français.

C3 - 4 La [fille] est malade.

C3 - 5 Le [garçon] a un animal.

C3 - 6 Le [professeur] est anglais.

The person or a person? Singular definite articles 'le' and 'la'

French

Read about friends: feminisation of person nouns

Write about a friend:  'il' and 'elle' meaning 'it'

More than one: plural nouns and plural definite article 'les'

Pupils use the singular forms of 'être' and 'avoir, adjectives and indefinite articles to describe a friend. They learn definite articles, plural 's' on nouns, and the feminisation of job titles to extend their descriptions. Silent  final 'e' and  é, (-er and -ez) and s-liaison are introduced.

People: singular 'avoir' and 'être' and definite articles

Match the French nouns below to the correct English translations.

In French, the 'the' for singular masculine nouns is 'le' and the 'the' for singular feminine nouns is {{}}.

True or false? 'Français c'est sympa' is a grammatically correct sentence. 

Find the odd one out (the noun with a different gender to all the others).

Put the words below in the correct order to translate the following sentence into French: 'The (male) teacher is nice and the (female) singer speaks English'.

Match the French verbs to the correct English translations.

Match the correct parts of this important verb together.

True or false? To say 'a' in French, there is just the word 'un'. 

Put the words below in the correct order to translate the following sentence into French: 'She's a nice friend and she's quite funny'.

The person or a person? Singular definite articles 'le' and 'la'

Lesson outcome