form of the verb giving its general meaning

A1 commencer

A2 glace

A3 océan

A4 cercle

B1 apprendre

B2 prochain

B3 le lycée

B4 le garçon

B5 facile

B7 choisir

B8 le bureau

C1 Je mange du fromage au bureau.

C2 Je commence à faire de l’exercice.

C3 Le garçon devient plus sage.

C4 J’apprends à essayer de nouvelles recettes.

C5 Les filles commencent à travailler dur.

C6 J’aide ma mère.

C7 Nous commençons à apprendre le français.

C8 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?

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