a word that is used before a noun, a noun phrase, or a pronoun, connecting it to another word

B1-1 L’homme approche de la [voiture].

B1-2 Il frappe à la [porte].

B1-3 Le père ne fait pas attention au [délinquant] 

B1-4 parce qu’il montre une photo à la [mère],

B1-5 mais la fille répond à l’[homme].

B1-6 Elle donne son portable au [délinquant],

B1-7 et il vole le portable au [père].

feedback B1-1 L’homme approche de la voiture.

feedback B1-2 Il frappe à la porte.

feedback B1-3 Le père ne fait pas attention au délinquant. 

feedback B1-4 parce qu’il montre une photo à la mère,

feedback B1-5 mais la fille répond à l’homme.

feedback B1-6 Elle donne son portable au délinquant

feedback B1-7 et il vole le portable au père.

A theft: verbs with 'à' and 'de' before the noun

French

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A theft: emphatic pronouns 'moi' and 'toi' after prepositions

Pupils deepen their knowledge of the perfect tense, question forms and negation.   '-er verbs taking être in the perfect and the negative 'ne...jamais' are introduced . Pupils apply changes in register (tu vs vous, on vs nous), use emphatic pronouns 'moi' and 'toi' and the relative pronoun 'qui'.

Past and present events: perfect tense, negation, questions

Which of the phrases could be used to translate 'selon moi'?

Which of these verbs would use 'à' before a noun?

Put the words in order to translate, 'the dog gets closer to the girl'.

Put the words in order to say what happened to your bag.

What is the French word for a person who commits a crime?

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A theft: verbs with 'à' and 'de' before the noun

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