Saying clothes you have and using a conjunction
We are going to say which clothes we have and use conjunctions.
Saying clothes you have and using a conjunction
We are going to say which clothes we have and use conjunctions.
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Key learning points
- saying clothes that you have
- joining description with a conjunction
- indefinite articles (un/une/des)
- adjectival position (adjectives before and after the noun)
- avoir (j'ai)
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5 Questions
Q1.
'Grand' is the French word for 'big'.
False
Q2.
'Petit' is a colour.
True
Q3.
In French, adjectives (for example, colours) are always spelled the same.
True
Q4.
Petit & grand go before the noun they are describing - for example 'un petit gant'.
False
Q5.
In French, colours go before the noun they are describing - for example 'un noir chapeau'.
True
5 Questions
Q1.
How do you say 'I have' in French?
et
je suis
Q2.
What is the French word for 'and'?
j'ai
je suis
Q3.
Which sentence is a correct description of this hat?
J'ai un chapeau rouge et jaune.
J'ai un grand chapeau vert.
J'ai un grand, bleu et jaune chapeau.
Q4.
Which word can go in the gap? J'ai des chaussettes ___________.
grand
petite
vert
Q5.
Which word can go in the gap? J'ai une _________ jupe noire.
bleu
roses