A1 - 1 trop

A1 - 2 dos

A1 - 3 héros

A1 - 4 poser

A1 - 5 boulot

A1 - 6 report

A1 - 7 bœuf

A1 - 8 combien

A1 - 9 moule

A1 - 10 importer

A1 - 11 rose

A1 - 12 poisson

A1 - 13 position

A1 - 14 atmosphère

A1 - 15 repos

A1 - 16 bientôt

C1 - 1 Mon père a célébré son anniversaire la semaine dernière.

C1 - 2 Est-ce que tu as envoyé un cadeau ?

C1 - 3 Ta famille a fait un voyage en Suisse l’année dernière.

C1 - 4 Tu as voyagé à Zurich ? 

C1 - 5 Est-ce que tu as visité Lausanne ?

C1 - 6 On a visité Lausanne hier.

Geneva: perfect tense intonation and 'est-ce' que questions

French

Brussels: perfect tense -er verbs 1st and 2nd persons singular

Brussels: perfect tense intonation questions

Switzerland: perfect tense singular -er verbs

Geneva: 'il y a' and 'il y avait'

Switzerland: perfect tense negation

Astronauts and French cuisine: extended reading

Astronauts and French cuisine: writing an article

The perfect tense with 'avoir' for -er verbs, faire and dire is extended for all singular forms. Intonation and 'est-ce que' questions and negation in the present and perfect tenses are practised, and  'il y a' is contrasted with 'il y avait'. Open eu,oeu, open o and closed o,ô  are taught.

Past experiences: -ER verbs in the present and past

Which words in French include the closed [o/ô] sound?

Geneva is an important __________-speaking city in __________ and is the base for well-known international organisations such as the Red Cross and the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Order the words to say: 'There was a bridge and a museum'.

'{{}} tu as visité la ville ?' Complete the sentence to say 'Did you visit the town?'.

'J'ai {{}} français la semaine dernière.' Choose the correct missing word.

Order the words to say: 'My family went for a walk yesterday'.

Write in English: 'Tu as trouvé le musée'.

Geneva: perfect tense intonation and 'est-ce' que questions

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