the sound-symbol correspondence which sounds like the 'on' in 'non', which means 'no' in English.

preposition meaning 'of, from' in English.

A1a Je mange à Dijon. Tu manges à Menton.

A1b Je joue à Toulon. Tu joues à Bordeaux.

A1c Je gagne à Soissons. Tu gagnes à Chaumont.

A1d Je marche à Mâcon. Tu marches à Larrau.

A1e Je reste à Montluçon. Tu restes à Monaco.

A1f Je chante à Avignon. Tu chantes à Avallon.

A1g Je pense à Briançon. Tu penses à Besançon.

A1 h Je travaille à Quiberon. Tu travailles à Concarneau.

B1a - 1 créer

B1a - 2 le pays 

British English CC

B1a - 3 changer

B1a - 4 habiter

B1a - 5 arriver

B1a - 6 les vêtements

B1a - 7 gagner

B1a - 8 la politique

B1a - 9 le monde

D1, D2 - example

D1, D2 - 1-5

D1, D2 - 6-10

People's lives: prepositions 'à', 'en', 'chez', 'de'

French

Where we go: 'aller' 1st person plural

Where they go: 'aller' plural persons, prepositions 'à', 'en', 'chez'

Famous people: -er verbs in the present tense

In this unit, pupils add the plural forms of 'aller' to their verb lexicon. They apply this when using à, 'en'  and 'chez' for to' in different contexts. Pupils reactivate '-er verbs and mostly known vocabulary in extended reading and writing tasks about famous French people.  [en,an] is revisited.

Places and people: plural 'aller' and -ER present tense verbs

Which of the following words have the nasal sound [on] in them?

Match the French -er verbs to the English.

Match the French question words to the English.

Complete the sentence. To say 'of' in French, we use the preposition {{}}.

Match the siblings or cousins to the correct people.
Chloé est la sœur de Fleur.
Inès est la sœur de Freddie.
Julien est le frère de Fleur.
Sarah est la cousine de Freddie.


Match up the correct halves of sentences to translate the following into French:
The world changes everyday.
I love politics.
I like my country.
I wear yellow clothes.

Which of the following are verbs in their infinitive form?

Match the correct preposition for 'to, at' used with the following places.

Which of the following -er verbs are in their 'je' form?

Starter Quiz

Match the English with the French.