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      Where I am going: 'aller' singular persons, où est-ce que

      Where I am going: 'aller' singular persons, où est-ce que

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      Why this why now

      This unit introduces pupils to singular forms of the high frequency verb 'aller' to go, going. Important complementary knowledge that 'dans' and 'à' can both mean 'in' and 'to', depending on the verb used in the sentence, 'aller' or 'être' is introduced, alongside points of the compass. Having already learnt the structure 'est-ce que' for yes/no questions, pupils now add the interrogative 'où' to ask and answer questions about location and destination. Phonics for this unit appropriately contrast ai with a and (a)in.

      Prior knowledge requirements

      • Pupils have secure knowledge of the verb 'être' in the present tense.
      • Pupils know how to use 'est-ce que' to ask yes/no questions.

      Threads

      Why this why now

      This unit introduces pupils to singular forms of the high frequency verb 'aller' to go, going. Important complementary knowledge that 'dans' and 'à' can both mean 'in' and 'to', depending on the verb used in the sentence, 'aller' or 'être' is introduced, alongside points of the compass. Having already learnt the structure 'est-ce que' for yes/no questions, pupils now add the interrogative 'où' to ask and answer questions about location and destination. Phonics for this unit appropriately contrast ai with a and (a)in.

      Prior knowledge requirements

      • Pupils have secure knowledge of the verb 'être' in the present tense.
      • Pupils know how to use 'est-ce que' to ask yes/no questions.

      Where I am going: 'aller' singular persons, où est-ce que

      In this unit, pupils use singular 'aller' to go, going. Focusing on another Francophone location, Canada, pupils use 'où est-ce que' and prepositions 'dans' and 'à' to ask and answer questions about location and destination. Complementary words are places in the town and points of the compass.