verb of necessity or possibility used with a 2nd verb in infinitive e.g., must, can, want

task A - 1 traducteur

task A - 2 journaliste

task A - 3 agriculteur

task A - 4 juge

task A - 5 nounou

task A - 6 boulanger

task C - 1 Aujourd’hui, [nous] devons expliquer les règles.

task C - 2 [Vous] devez lire les instructions.

task C - 3 Évidemment, [vous] savez faire de la natation …

task C - 4 … mais [vous] pouvez beaucoup apprendre.

task C - 5 [Nous] savons aider les stagiaires.

task C - 6 Bien sûr, [vous] voulez travailler dur …

Work experience: modals 1st and 2nd persons plural

French

Future goals - Taïs Vinolo: 'aller' + infinitive, negation

Future goals - Eduardo Camavinga: modals + infinitive, '-ment' adverbs

Work experience: modals 3rd person plural

Instructions at work: 'il faut' + infinitive

In this unit, pupils talk about future intentions using aller with infinitive. They also practise this two-verb structure with  modal verbs in all persons, as well as intonation, est-ce que questions and negation with two-verb structures. Pupils also use 'il faut,il ne faut pas' with infinitive.

Future plans and work experience: 2-verb phrases with 'aller', modals, 'il faut'

'Devons-nous utiliser un ordinateur?' Which answer best translates this sentence?

Which words could be used to describe 'une stagiaire'?

'Vous devez suivre des règles.' Which answers best translate this sentence?

Order the words to say 'we know how to swim well'.

'Nous voulons déjeuner ici.' Translate this sentence into English.

'Can you (plural) work hard?" Translate this sentence into French.

'Vous __________ être disponsible pour commencer en mai.' Which word best completes this sentence?

Order the words to say 'we can communicate effectively with clients'.

'Nous requérons un candidat sportif.' Translate this sentence into English.

'Do you (plural) know how to listen well?' Translate this sentence into French.

Work experience: modals 1st and 2nd persons plural

Lesson outcome