sound-symbol correspondence (SSC) like the 'eille' in 'bouteille', which means 'bottle'

sound-symbol correspondence (SSC) like the 'ouill' in 'brouillard', which means 'fog'

A1 - 1 sommeil

A1 - 2 grès

A1 - 3 bouteille

A1 - 4 fouiller

A1 - 5 rouille

A1 - 6 bouton

B1 - 1 Je vais sortir avec mes amis.

B1 - 2 Je vais sortir le chien de la maison.

B1 - 3 Ils sortent beaucoup d’argent à la banque.

B1 - 4 S’il vous plait, sortez pour trouver le médecin !

D2 - 1 Voyager tôt, c’est facile si [nous] dormons bien !

D2 - 2 [Vous] sortez les passeports.

D2 - 3 [Nous] venons de l’étranger.

D2 - 4 [Nous] revenons ici avec les billets.

D2 - 5 [Nous] partons pour le bus maintenant.

D2 - 6 [Vous] sortez les cadeaux pour les familles.

D3 - 1 Voyager tôt, c’est facile si nous dormons bien !

D3 - 2 Vous sortez les passeports.

D3 - 3 Nous venons de l’étranger.

D3 - 4 Nous revenons ici avec les billets.

D3 - 5 Nous partons pour le bus maintenant.

D3 - 6 Vous sortez les cadeaux pour les familles.

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

French

A school exchange: more practice with plural -IR verbs

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'

Put the words in the correct order to make the sentence, I can't work without my computer.

Elle regarde la télé ..... fait les devoirs.

Which of these sentences should have the word 'sans' in the gap?

Match the noun with the correct partitive article.

How would you say this sentence in English?  'Le zoo est ouvert chaque jour.'

Put the words in the correct order so the sentence means, 'she didn't eat pizza'.

What can you place at the beginning of a sentence as a questioning device for a closed question?

Which words has the same sound for 'll' as 'mille'?

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

Lesson outcome