sound-symbol correspondence (SSC) like the 'euill' in 'feuille', which means 'leaf'

form of pronouns and verbs used to refer to 'they'

A1 - 1 bonheur

A1 - 2 seuil

A1 - 3 deuil

A1 - 4 écureuil

A1 - 5 nœud

A1 - 6 portefeuille

C2 - 1 [Il, elle] dort près de l’eau !

C2 - 2 [Il, elle] vient d’Angleterre aussi.

C2 - 3 [Il, elle] sort une guitare.

C2 - 4 [Ils, elles] sortent des verres.

C2 - 5 [Ils, elles] viennent parler avec la classe.

C2 - 6 [Il, elle] devient amie avec Natalie.

A school exchange: more practice with plural -IR verbs

French

A school exchange: plural verbs like 'sortir' and 'venir', 'sans' + infinitive

A school exchange: formal 'you' and informal plural 'vous'

A school exchange: 'on' meaning 'we'

School life: singular verbs like 'choisir', questions with 'qui'

School life in France

Every week and this weekend: present tense with future meaning, 'choisir' verbs

Every week and this weekend: more practice with plural verbs like 'choisir'

Here pupils extend their knowledge of -ir verbs like sortir and venir and add verbs like choisir in all forms. The formal 'vous' and 'on' and the present tense with future meaning give pupils more options to talk with others about activities and routines. Liaison, elision with h is taught.

School life: -IR verbs in the present, uses of 'vous' and 'on'

Translate this sentence.  'Nous partons demain.'

Match the French to the English.  The verb is 'partir - to leave.'

Put the following sentence into the correct order so it means, 'I am coming to France without my passport'.

Match the French to the English to help you recall this vocabulary.

Paul et Amir [{}] en ville.  Fill in the missing word.

Which form of 'please' would you use if you were talking to a teacher in France?

What do the words 'notre' and 'nos' mean?

Which of the following means 'they are coming'?

Translate the following sentence into English.  'C'est mon anniversaire.'

Starter Quiz

Which form of 'please' would you use if you were talking to a teacher in France?