C1 - 1 Comprend-elle l’espagnol ?

C1 - 2 Elle apprend l’anglais et l’italien.

C1 - 3 Intéressant ! Prend-elle des livres italiens en vacances ?

C1 - 4 Oui, et elle entend souvent la langue à Nice puisque c’est à la ...

C1 - 5 Ah ! Elle répond aux questions en italien alors.

C1 - 6 Dépend-elle d’un dictionnaire ?

C1 - 7 Non, normalement elle comprend des phrases sans dictionnaire.

Communications: singular -re verbs like 'entendre'

French

Language learning: -re verbs like 'prendre' 1st and 2nd persons plural

Language learning: -re verbs like 'prendre' 3rd person plural

A new friend: singular -re verbs like 'entendre'

A new language: singular -re verbs like 'lire'

Messages from Barcelona: singular -re verbs like 'écrire'

A school trip: -re verbs like 'entendre' 1st and 2nd persons plural

A school trip: -re verbs like 'entendre' 3rd person plural, intonation questions

Challenges with a new language: plural -re verbs like 'lire'

Interviews: plural -re 'écrire' verbs, intonation and inversion questions

In this unit, pupils consolidate and extend their knowledge of -re verbs, examining verbs like entendre, lire and écrire in the present tense. Verbs with à or de before a noun are also revisited together with intonation and inversion question formation with and without question words.

Language learning: plural -RE verbs in the present

Which of the following words contains the open [eu/œu] sound, like in 'cœur'?

You want to say 'He speaks Spanish.' Which of the following is the correct way to say this?

Which of the following is the correct inversion question for 'Do you hear the announcement?'

What is the correct way to say 'a Spanish woman'?

Which of the following is the correct way to form this question using inversion? 'Do you hear the message?'

Complete the sentence: 'J' _______ une annonce.' (I hear an announcement.)

Put the following words in the correct order to make a sentence:  'The sun is nice'.

Complete the sentence: ' __________ une annonce.' (I hear an announcement.)

Exit Quiz

Which of the following words contains the open [eu/œu] sound, like in 'cœur'?