Year 7
Saying what you are able/not able to do and what you know how to/don't know how to do (Part 1/2)
Year 7
Saying what you are able/not able to do and what you know how to/don't know how to do (Part 1/2)
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will look at modal verbs in the negative form, focusing on 'pouvoir' and 'savoir''.
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12 Questions
Q1.
visiter
to have to, must
to want (to), wanting
Q2.
elle veut
she must, she has to
you must, you have to
Q3.
je veux
I must, I have to
to want (to), wanting
Q4.
devoir
I must, I have to
to want to
Q5.
tu veux
I want (to)
you visit, are visiting
Q6.
je dois
I want (to)
You must, you have to
Q7.
il veut
he has to, he must
I want (to), I must
Q8.
elle doit
he must, he has to
she wants to
Q9.
tu dois
you must not
you want (to)
Q10.
le billet
office
window
Q11.
vouloir
to have to, must
to visit, visiting
Q12.
il doit
he goes, is going
he wants(to)
12 Questions
Q1.
What does 'chien' mean?
cat
nothing
Q2.
What does 'rien' mean?
nobody
not
Q3.
What does 'ancien' mean?
antique
new
Q4.
What does 'pouvoir' mean?
I can
to know
Q5.
What does 'savoir' mean?
to be able to
to save
Q6.
Comment dit-on 'I can' en français?
je peut
pouvoir
Q7.
Comment dit-on 'I know' en français?
je sait
savoir
Q8.
What does 'il peut' mean?
I can
she can
Q9.
What does 'je peux parler' mean?
she can talk
you can talk
Q10.
What does 'tu sais parler' mean?
you are talking
you can talk
Q11.
Comment dit-on 'he can' en français?
il aime
il sait
Q12.
Comment dit-on 'you can watch' en français?
tu peut regarder
tu regardes