form of the verb giving its general meaning, with no subject or tense

task B2 -1 Vas-tu parler à ta mère ?

task B2 -2 Oui, mais elle aime demander beaucoup de choses !

task B2- 3  Va-t-elle empêcher le voyage ?

task B2-4 Tu ne peux pas pratiquer sur les pistes rouges sans mon aide.

task B2- 5 Mes parents ne vont pas aller sur des pistes difficiles.

task B2- 6 Descendre les pistes rouges seul, ce n’est pas possible !

task B2- 7 Tu vas aider toute la famille !

task B2- 8 Et je sais traduire de l’italien !

task B2 -9 Mes parents n’aiment pas apprendre les langues.

task B2- 10 Parler italien, c’est difficile pour ta famille !  

Travel in France: more infinitive uses

French

Travel in France: infinitive used as a noun

Religion in Francophonie: singular 'croire', adjectives used as nouns

Religion in Francophonie: feminine and plural nouns

At a hotel: possessives 'votre', 'vos'

At a restaurant: possessives 'leur', 'leurs'

Senegal: perfect tense, inversion questions, negation 'ne... pas', 'ne … jamais'

Senegal: modals, 'il faut', possessive adjectives

Pupils revisit present and perfect tenses, two verb structures after aller, aimer and modal verbs and inversion questions in single and two-verb structures. The verb croire is introduced in singular persons, and feminine and plural noun formation and possessive adjectives are revised and extended.

People and places: present and perfect tense

Which English word is a cognate of the French word fantastique?

Match each French sentence to its correct English meaning.

Put the parts in the correct order to form this sentence: 'He practises to prevent mistakes'.

Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive as the subject?

'Conduire' is the French for 'to drive'  How else could it be translated in English?

Which of the following French words is a cognate of the English word historic?

Match the French verb to its English meaning.

Conjugate the verb regarder (to watch) to make the sentence 'I watch'.

A verb that shows who is doing the action.

The form of the verb that gives its general meaning, with no subject or tense.

Which sentence uses an infinitive as the subject of the sentence?

Fill in the gap to complete the sentence to mean 'They have to wait' . Ils {{}} attendre.

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Travel in France: more infinitive uses

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.