Manger équilibré : negative subject pronouns
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can use negative subject pronouns, irregular present tense verbs and impersonal verbs to describe the importance of healthy eating.
Vocabulary and transcripts for this lessons
Key learning points
- [-ien] is pronounced as in 'bien'.
- Negative subject pronouns act as the subject of a sentence and carry a negative meaning.
- 'Personne ne' and 'rien ne' are always followed by a verb in the il/elle/on form.
- Use a range of strategies to prepare for read aloud tasks like mental rehearsal and noticing cognates or tricky sounds.
Keywords
Negative subject pronoun - negates the verb as the subject of a sentence, usually with ‘ne’
Personne ne - nobody
Rien ne - nothing
Common misconception
You need to include 'pas' when using a negative subject pronoun.
The whole negative meaning is contained in the negative subject pronoun (rien or personne) with 'ne' before the following verb. An additional negative element is not necessary e.g. Personne ne mange sainement - nobody eats healthily.
Teacher tip
There are two versions of the read aloud task in LC2. Option 1 is a Higher tier example. Option 2 is a Foundation tier example. Option 1 is included in the video.
Equipment
Mini whiteboards and pens are useful, if available.
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the verbs in the past tense.
I believed
I knew
I saw
I read
I lived
Q2.Which of these words means 'underneath'?
Q3.Which sentence means 'I only drink sugary drinks'?
Q4.How would you translate 'Royaume-Uni'?
Q5.Which of these words are verbs?
Q6.Put the words in order to make a sentence about healthy eating.
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Match the vocabulary
vegetables
alcohol
diet
fast food
balanced
sweet
Q2.What does 'plus sainement' mean?
Q3.Put the words in the correct order to make the sentence, 'Nobody eats healthily'.
Q4.Put the words in the correct order to say, 'nothing changes if you don't eat well'.
Q5.How do you say 'fizzy drinks' in French?
Q6.Which are the 2 correct translations of 'personne ne'?
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