form of the verb giving its general meaning

check  - a) commencer

check  - b) glace

check  - c) océan

check  - d) cercle

B2 - 1 apprendre

B2 - 2 prochain

B2 - 3 le lycée

B2 - 4 le garçon

B2 - 5 facile

B2 - 6 ou

B2 - 7 choisir

B2 - 8 le bureau

C1 - 1 Je mange du fromage au bureau.

C1 - 2 Je commence à faire de l’exercice.

C1 - 3 Le garçon devient plus sage.

C1 - 4 J’apprends à essayer de nouvelles recettes.

C1 - 5 Les filles commencent à travailler dur.

C1 - 6 J’aide ma mère.

C1 - 7 Nous commençons à apprendre le français.

C1 - 8 Elle aide à construire l’avenir.

Everyday activities: verbs with 'à' before the infinitive

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Decisions for the future: verbs with 'à' and 'de' before the infinitive

Pandemic in France: impersonal expression 'il est + adjective + de'

Pandemic in France: impersonal expressions including weather

Pupils revisit two-verb structures in the present tense as they talk of decisions for their future. They apply verbs with à and de before an infinitive, the question word quel and demonstrative adjective ce,cet,cette,ces. Impersonal verbs with adjectives + de, and weather expressions are practised.

Future and past events: 2-verb structures with prepositions

Which of these words are pronounced with a hard 'c'?

Which of these words are pronounced with a soft 'c'?

Put the words in order to make a sentence about what you are doing at the weekend.

Tu {{}} maman {{}} faire la cuisine ? Complete the question to mean: Do you help mum to do the cooking?

Which of these verbs do not require a preposition before an infinitive ?

Which of these verbs are in the infinitive?

Everyday activities: verbs with 'à' before the infinitive

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