A1 - 1 a) joyeux b) joie

A1 - 2 a) loi b) employer 

A1 - 3 a) roi b) royaume

A1 - 4 a) croyant b) croi

A1 - 5 a) citoyen b) toit

A1 - 6 a) noyau b) chinois

venir

sortir

s'il te plait

papa

seul

sans

salut

possible

quand

vous

s'il vous plait

maman

A school exchange: 'on' meaning 'we'

French

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

A school exchange: more practice with plural -IR verbs

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

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'

Which of these would we use for 'on' in English?

Which of these verbs have the correct endings to use with 'on'?

You are chatting to your friends about what you eat. How would you say 'we eat'?

Which of the following are more likely to be found in a magazine than in a text message?

What is the word in French for 'you' when talking to a group of friends?

Which is the correct date for 'le huit aout' ?

Match the word for 'my' to the correct description.

Put the sentences in order to make ' Mum and Dad are coming to France.

A school exchange: 'on' meaning 'we'

Lesson outcome