an inversion question using a two-verb structure: pronoun + verb + infinitive (e.g. 'Aimes-tu sortir ?')

check 1 crème

check 2 vêtements

check 3 café 

A1 - 1 idéal

A1 - 2 élève

A1 - 3 énorme

A1 - 4 derrière

A1 - 5 différent

A1 - 6 célèbre

D1 - 1 [beep] sortir en ville.

D1 - 2 [beep] sors aujourd’hui.

D1 - 3 [beep] vient samedi.

D1 - 4 [beep] venir en France.

D1 - 5 [beep] comprends la question.

D1 - 6 [beep] apprendre le francais.

D1 - 7 [beep] prend le train.

D1 - 8 [beep] prendre le bateau.

Questions about others: verbs 'sortir', 'venir' and two-verb inversion questions

French

Conversations: verbs like 'prendre' and 'dire'

Inversion questions

Questions about others: inversion questions (il/elle)

Information questions: inversion questions with question words

Different types of questions

In this unit, pupils use singular forms of common irregular -re and -ir verbs whilst forming inversion questions with 'tu' and il,elle'. They also practise inversion questions with two-verb structures and with five different question words.  SSCs ain,in and ai are revisited.

School life: inversion questions and singular common  -RE & -IR verbs

Change this statement into an inversion question: tu aimes sortir.

Which of the following is an inversion question?

Choose the correct translation: 'Elle aime apprendre l'anglais.'

Translate into French: 'She takes the train.'

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Questions about others: verbs 'sortir', 'venir' and two-verb inversion questions

Lesson outcome