A theft: emphatic pronouns 'moi' and 'toi' after prepositions
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can use emphatic pronouns when describing a crime that has happened.
Vocabulary and transcripts for this lessons
Key learning points
- [oi] is pronounced as in 'voir'.
- Prepositions tell us how a noun is related to another noun, often in terms of place or time.
- 'Moi' and 'toi' are emphatic pronouns. We use them after prepositions.
Keywords
[oi] - pronounced as in 'voir'
Emphatic pronoun - pronoun used to emphasize a noun or another pronoun in a sentence, e.g. moi
Common misconception
Use subject pronouns after prepositions to link nouns/pronouns.
Use the emphatic pronouns 'moi' and 'toi' instead of subject pronouns to link and emphasise nouns/pronouns.
Teacher tip
Activity B2 could be differentiated to be a full translation for challenge. Activity C3 could be further developed into a written description of a crime.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the prepositions.
at the home of / at
between
at
near to
on
far from
Q2.What is the English for 'après-midi'?
Q3.Which of the following sentences means, I need my phone?
Q4.Put the seasons in the correct order starting with Spring.
Q5.Which is the correct translation for 'selon toi'?
Q6.Put the words in order to give your opinion about the weather today.
Assessment exit quiz
5 Questions
Q1.What is 'un délit'.
Q2.Complete the phrase, Je vais en ville avec .
Q3.How would you say, 'without me' in French?
Q4.Put the words in order to translate, 'my sister is going to eat with me'.
Q5.Fill in the missing word. Puis-je venir en ville avec ?
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