Year 5
Giving opinions of the town and explaining those opinions
In this lesson, we will learn to use the verbs "aimer" and "être", the negative form "ne...pas", and the conjunction "car".
Year 5
Giving opinions of the town and explaining those opinions
In this lesson, we will learn to use the verbs "aimer" and "être", the negative form "ne...pas", and the conjunction "car".
Lesson details
Key learning points
- giving opinions of the town
- explaining the opinions
- conjugation regular verbs (-ER): j'aime, je n'aime pas, j'adore, je déteste
- être (elle est, elle n'est pas)
- intensifiers (assez, très)
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5 Questions
Q1.
Which sentence matches the pictures below?
Je vais à l'école en bus.
Je vais au parc à pied.
Q2.
How do you say 'she is' in French?
Bonjour
Je suis
Q3.
Which word means 'big' in French?
bus
petit
Q4.
Which sentence says 'she is small' in French?
Il y a une maison.
J'ai neuf ans.
Q5.
Which letter is added to the end of the adjective when the word is feminine?
b
g
5 Questions
Q1.
How do you say 'I like my town' in French?
J'adore ma ville.
Je déteste ma ville.
Je n'aime pas ma ville.
Q2.
What does 'Elle est propre et tranquillle.' mean in English?
It is clean and modern.
It is quiet and historic.
Q3.
Which sentence says 'I love my town because it is very modern and also it is quite big.'?
J'adore ma ville car elle est assez moderne et aussi elle très petite.
J'aime ma ville car elle est assez petite mais elle n'est pas grande.
Q4.
Which sentence says 'Je n'aime pas ma ville car elle n'est pas propre mais elle est assez moderne.'?
I don't like my town because it is not modern but it is quite clean.
I like my town because it is clean and it is quite modern.
Q5.
Towns in Belgium and Switzerland are all French speaking.
True