 A1-1 diminuer

A1-2 interroger

A1-3 grimper

A1-4 aimable

A1-5 contraindre

A1-6 chimique

 A1-7 minorité

A1-8 crainte

A1-9 vraiment

A1-10 centaine

aller song 1 - Je vais, tu vas, il va, elle va, on va, nous allons, vous ...

 C2-1 Allez-vous aller au [cinéma] ?

C2-2 Vas-tu aller au [pont] ?

 C2-3 Allez-vous aller au [magasin] ?

 C2-4 Vas-tu aller à la [caisse] ?

 C2-5 Allez-vous aller à la [plage] ?

 C2-6 Va-t-elle aller à l’[hôtel] ?

 C2-7 Vont-elles aller aux [jardins] ?

 C2-8 Vont-elles aller à l’[église] ?

 C2-9 Va-t-elle aller aux [États-Unis] ?

New places: 'aller' + infinitive

French

In Paris: 'vouloir' and 'devoir'

In this unit, pupils consolidate their knowledge of modal verbs devoir, vouloir, pouvoir and savoir in the present tense singular forms. They also revisit aller with infinitive to express future intention and revisit question formation and negation in two-verb structures.

New places: modal verbs, aller + infinitive, negation

Je vais aller {{}} Paris, en France.  Choose the missing preposition.

Put the words in the correct order to say, 'I am going to go to the United-States'.

How would you say, ' I am not going to visit'?

{{}} means 'to' or 'to the' with people's homes/workplaces.

No, you are not going to go to the cinema.

No, we are not going to go to the cinema.

No, they are not going to go to the cinema.

Non, nous n'allons pas aller au cinéma. Choose the correct translation.

It looks like the English word 'travel' but it actually means ...

Match the parts of the verb 'aller' - to go, going.

Les saisons.  Put the seasons in the correct order. starting with spring.

Put the words in order to say, 'Normally I go to France during the holidays'.

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

New places: 'aller' + infinitive

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.