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      Numbers: 'il y a', plural nouns

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      Why this why now

      This unit expands pupils' knowledge from singular to plural noun forms, and introduces essential knowledge of numbers 1-12 and the plural indefinite article 'some'. This extends pupils' communicative range, embedding many previously taught nouns, whilst enabling pupils to talk about more than one. Pupils also extend liaison to -s and -x, e.g., trois oranges, deux enfants, whilst reapplying knowledge of silent final consonants in plural noun final -s. In other units, pupils will build on number knowledge to communicate effectively about ages and dates.

      Prior knowledge requirements

      • Pupils know the singular persons of the verb 'avoir' meaning to have, having.
      • Pupils know between 20 and 30 common French nouns.
      • Pupils know how to form an intonation question using raised tone of voice at the end.

      Threads

      Why this why now

      This unit expands pupils' knowledge from singular to plural noun forms, and introduces essential knowledge of numbers 1-12 and the plural indefinite article 'some'. This extends pupils' communicative range, embedding many previously taught nouns, whilst enabling pupils to talk about more than one. Pupils also extend liaison to -s and -x, e.g., trois oranges, deux enfants, whilst reapplying knowledge of silent final consonants in plural noun final -s. In other units, pupils will build on number knowledge to communicate effectively about ages and dates.

      Prior knowledge requirements

      • Pupils know the singular persons of the verb 'avoir' meaning to have, having.
      • Pupils know between 20 and 30 common French nouns.
      • Pupils know how to form an intonation question using raised tone of voice at the end.

      Numbers: 'il y a', plural nouns

      In this unit pupils learn numbers 1-12 and the plural indefinite article 'des' meaning some. They add -s to form plural nouns and learn that the irregular verb phrase 'il y a' means there is, there are. Pupils combine these knowledge components to talk about how many of things there are.