relationship between letters and their sounds

A1 feedback - éventail

A1 feedback - soleil

A1 feedback - détail

A1 feedback - Marseille

A1 feedback - grenouille

A1 feedback - appareil

A1 feedback - brouillard

A1 feedback - écureil

A1 feedback - cheville

A1 feedback - feuille

A1 feedback - fauteuil

etre song - je suis, tu es, il est, elle est, il est, elle est, nous sommes ...

C1 - 1 Pendant les dernières vacances de printemps, [tu] n’es jamais allée ...

C1 - 2 Un jour, [nous] sommes allées au cinéma.

C1 - 3 [Je] suis entrée dans le cinéma avant toi pour acheter les billets.

C1 - 4 [Tu] es tombée dans la rue.

C1 - 5 [Je] suis restée avec toi pour aider.

C1 - 6 [Nous] sommes montées dans le bus.

C1 - 7 [Nous] sommes retournées chez toi.

C1 - 8 [Je] suis restée plusieurs heures chez toi.

Spring holidays: perfect tense with 'être', pronouns 'moi', 'toi', 'qui'

French

School in France - then and now: -er verbs imperfect tense

Primary and secondary school: -er verbs imperfect tense, ordinal numbers

Childhood: then and now: key - RE and -IR verbs in the imperfect tense

Childhood: present and imperfect tenses, 'il y a' meaning 'ago'

Montreal - a diverse city: imperfect tense singular

Montreal - habitual and one-off past events: imperfect and perfect

Celebrities: perfect and imperfect

Pupils are introduced firstly to -er verbs in the imperfect tense to describe habitual events in the past. The imperfect of common irregular verbs is added,  before pupils then contrast one-off and habitual events with the perfect vs imperfect tenses, practising this with known and new vocabulary.

How things used to be: imperfect tense, ordinal numbers

Put the words in order to give more information about the girl.

Which word is missing? Le magasin {{}} est à droite.

Which of these verbs take 'être' in the past tense?

Which of the verbs below means 'to go down'?

What is the English for the verb 'boire'?

Which of these phrases means (to the) right?

When we ask a question in French, what happens to our voice?

Tu comprends.  There are 2 ways you can make this statement into a question, intonation and inversion.  How would you change it into an inversion question?

Spring holidays: perfect tense with 'être', pronouns 'moi', 'toi', 'qui'

Lesson outcome