La diversité religieuse dans les pays francophones : extending vocabulary
I can understand texts about religious diversity and can describe some Francophone customs and traditions.
La diversité religieuse dans les pays francophones : extending vocabulary
I can understand texts about religious diversity and can describe some Francophone customs and traditions.
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Key learning points
- Listening and reading texts can be exploited to enrich our topic-specific vocabulary.
- France and other Francophone countries are religiously diverse.
- Cognates may look very similar to English but sound quite different so attention must be paid to pronunciation.
- Time adverbials and verb forms can be used to distinguish between past, present and future actions and events.
Keywords
Cognate - words with the same meaning and same or similar spelling in English and French
Common misconception
Cognates are pronounced the same way in French as they are in English.
Cognates are often pronounced very differently in French. Students should not overlook the importance of practising pronunciation of cognates in order to better respond to listening stimuli as well as to develop a more authentic pronunciation.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
grand pays en Afrique.
paysages différents.
est une fête importante
des juifs et des chrétiens.
to me
to you (informal)
to him, to her
to us
to you (plural, formal)
to them
Exit quiz
6 Questions
nowadays
normally
tomorrow
yesterday evening
before
in the future
j'ai visité
je visitais
je visite
je visiterai
je vais visiter