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In this lesson, we will talk about the verb 'aller' in the 'je', 'il' and 'elle' form. We will use this grammar to help us talk about where people go.
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In this lesson, we will talk about the verb aller and we will practise making questions using intonation.
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In this lesson, we will practise using the preposition 'a' plus definite article to say where people go.
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In this lesson, we will practise using the preposition 'a' plus the definite article (a l' vs. aux) to say where people go.
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In this lesson, we will read the poem 'Familiale' by the poet Jacques Prevert and complete tasks on it. We will also learn about the poet Jacques Prevert.
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In this lesson, we will read the poem 'Familiale' by Jacques Prévert and consider the meaning of the poem.
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In this lesson, we will talk about the plural parts of the verb 'aller' and the preposition 'à' to say where people go.
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In this lesson, we will talk about all parts of the verb 'aller' and the prepositions 'à', 'en' and 'chez'.
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In this lesson, we will talk about ourselves and revisit present tense regular -er verbs. We will also look at uses of "en" and "à" (to vs in).
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In this lesson, we will talk about ourselves, revisiting present tense regular -er verbs.
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