Mon voyage dangereux : extended writing and speaking
I can exploit a longer written text to improve my vocabulary and grammar knowledge, to develop my reading skills and to create my own extended text on a contemporary issue.
Mon voyage dangereux : extended writing and speaking
I can exploit a longer written text to improve my vocabulary and grammar knowledge, to develop my reading skills and to create my own extended text on a contemporary issue.
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Key learning points
- Direct and indirect object pronouns precede both parts of the verb (auxiliary and past participle) in the perfect tense.
- Direct and indirect object pronouns can be usefully combined to create complex texts.
- It is important to plan both the ideas and language needed and to think about structure when writing a longer text.
- It is important to create a checklist both for range of language and for accuracy when creating a longer text.
Keywords
Verb - word that communicates actions or states
Direct object pronoun - replaces the noun receiving the action of the verb, e.g., me, you, it, them
Indirect object pronoun - replaces the person, people or thing(s) that the verb action is done to, when the action is to me, for you, to them
Common misconception
The noun 'un être', meaning 'a being', changes to 'une être' when referring to a girl or woman. 'Un être humain' changes to 'une être humaine' in the feminine.
The noun 'être' is masculine, even when referring to a girl or a woman. The phrase 'un être humain', 'a human being', refers to both genders.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
free time
company
simply
too
only
me lève
te lèves
se lève
se lèvent
me, to me
you, to you
him
her
to him, to her
you, to you (plural, polite)
Exit quiz
6 Questions
to welcome, greet
to escape from, avoid (a situation)
to escape from (a physical place)
to look, search for
to run, running
to remember, remembering
accueilles
accueille
accueillons
accueillez
accueillent