a noun used for a person e.g. un professeur

C1 - 1 directrice, travailleur, une secrétaire

C1 - 2 directeur, prudente, ambitieux

C1 - 3 directrice, travailleuse, avocate 

C1 - 4 directeur, prudent, facteur

C1 - 5 directrice, travailleur, un secrétaire

Jobs: feminine nouns

French

Jobs: singular 'avoir' or 'être', questions with 'est-ce que'

Jobs: plural 'avoir' or 'être', article use with professions

Jobs: feminine adjectives

In this unit, pupils revisit 'être', 'avoir', intonation and inversion questions. The question structure 'est-ce que' is introduced. Feminine adjective agreement and feminine noun formation rules are extended. Liaison with 'h' and stress syllabification are introduced, and s-liaison revisited.

Jobs: 'avoir' and 'être', feminine nouns

Which sound-symbol correspondences are contained in the word 'hélicoptère'?

Who is the sentence about '__________ secrétaire travaille dans le bureau.'?

Order the French for the sentence 'Léa wants to be a teacher but Sophie wants to be a headteacher.'

Add the missing word. Person nouns ending in 'eur' usually change to {{}} in the feminine form.

Add the missing word to the sentence 'The lawyer is careful'. L'{{}} est prudente.

Match the French words below to the correct English translation,

Which is the best translation for 'je veux' ?

Nouns in French are either masculine or ...

Match the French words below to the correct English translations.

What is the word for the rise and fall of the voice when speaking?

What letter do feminine adjectives often end in?

Jobs: feminine nouns

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