Lessons (14)
In this lesson, we will learn how to use the verb 'être' with adjectives to describe a person or a thing.
1 Quiz1 VideoIn this lesson, we will practise our use of the verb 'être' to describe a person or a thing, using masculine and feminine forms of adjectives.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will practise the use of 'être' to describe a person or a thing, and talk about some rules of French pronunciation.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will practise how to describe a thing or a person using adjectives, and look at how adjectives change for masculine and feminine nouns. We also learn how to ask a question using intonation.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will practise saying what people have using 'avoir'.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will learn to say what people have in French. We will also learn what is meant by the 'indefinite article' and 'gender'.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will learn to describe what people have using adjectives. We will also learn the alphabet in French.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will learn to use adjectives to describe what people have and we learn about post nominal adjectival position. We also practise using intonation to form questions.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will practise using "être" and "avoir" to distinguish between having and being, and we use feminine noun forms.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will practise using 'être' and "avoir" to distinguish between having and being, and we use the subject pronoun 'it'.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will learn how to talk about a thing or a person using the definite articles 'le' and 'la'.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will learn how to talk about a thing or a person using the definite articles 'l'' and 'les', and how to make nouns plural by adding an 's'.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will talk about making and doing things using faire ('je' and 'il/elle') for English equivalents 'do' and 'make' when following 'le/la/l'/les'. We also learn to use intonation to form questions with question words.
2 Quizzes1 VideoIn this lesson, we will talk about making and doing things, using faire ('je and 'tu') for English equivalents 'do' and 'make' when followed by 'le/la/l'/les'.
2 Quizzes1 Video