Les verbes –ER Et Le partitif

Instructions Yr8/9 French. Can be used to introduce or consolidate vocab & good as a prediction activity with class guessing at what time you do things,
Les infinitifs Grammaire A. Les infinitifs (Infinitives) An infinitive is… the name of a verb. It is the verb in its most basic form. It is the form.
Jadore la natation. (jaime beaucoup la natation.)
LA POSITION DES ADVERBES.
Using 2 Verbs in the Present Tense. When you conjugate ONE VERB in a sentence in the present tense, you should NOT conjugate following verbs. Leave them.
Le Vocabulaire Octobre 2012.
Comment trouves-tu………?
Mes activités.
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Notes le 29 février –le premier mars MANGER (to eat) je mange nous mangeons tu manges vous mangez il/elle/on mangeils/elles mangent Qu’est-ce que tu manges?
Quelque chose à boire… et Quelque chose à manger.
Unité 2 A Français 1.
Conjugation for –er verbs
Les Pronoms Objet: indirect et direct Rachel Mojdehbakhsh AP French - 2.
Saying “some” in different ways
Warm up Vocabulary review. manger la pizza jouer au volley.
Conjugating –er verbs. Start with an INFINITIVE (unconjugated verb).  aimer =  parler =  danser =  chanter =  manger =  jeter =  nager =
Verbe + Infinitive.
Les verbes en -er. –er 5000 –er verbs !!!  They are called REGULAR verbs because about 5000 verbs have the same endings.  It’s a good idea to learn.
Les verbes qui se terminent en -ER (-ER verbs). French has both regular and irregular verbs. (English does too, for that matter.)
J’aime + le/la/les J’adore Je n’aime pas Je déteste.
Leçon 7: Une boum Les verbes en -er Many French infinitives end in -er
ALLERALLER “to go”. Aller – to go Je vais Tu vas Il/Elle/On va Nous allons Vous allez Ils/Elles vont.
3 Les Verbes -ER Talking about people’s activities Les normes: –Communication 1.2: Understanding the written and spoken language –Comparisons 4.1: Understanding.
Talking about people’s activities Les normes: Communication 1.2: Comparisons 4.1:
C’est à toi 1 Unité 3 - B On fait les courses. L’article défini To talk about what we like in general we use LE – LA - L’ - LES lES ARTICLES DÉFINIS.
Etre et Aller Une revue. Les normes: Communication 1.2 – Understanding the language Communication 1.2 – Understanding the language Comparisons 4.1 – Understanding.
Vocabulaire 10. Avoir – to have J’aiNous avons Tu asVous avez Il/elle aIls/elles ont.
Let’s go back to the verb endings. What are our 3 infinitive endings? ER IR RE What is an infinitive? An unconjugated verb In other words, a verb in the.
Qui est présent? Écoutons Les préférences Vocabulaire: les activités Panorama Culturel.
“Which one” are you talking about?.  Ce, cet, cette, ces  Un article qui est le plus spécifique Les types d’articles…  Un/ une/ des – général  Le/
C’est à toi 1 Unité 3 - B On fait les courses. L’article défini To talk about what e like in general we use LE – LA - L’ - LES lES ARTICLES DÉFINIS. EX.
Aimer – to like, to love j’aimenous aimons tu aimesvous aimez elle aimeils aiment.
The question word: Quel (which, what). Quel Quel means “which” or “what” and is used to ask questions Quel comes before the noun it describes Quel is.
Leçon 10 What are the definite articles in French?
J’aime: I like Je n’aime pas: I don’t like
Les Questions d’Information (Information questions)
Les pronoms relatifs qui et que. Qu’est-ce que c’est? Relative pronouns are used to connect sentences to one another.
Year 10. Bon appetit unit. Introducing ‘en’. ‘en’ – ‘some of it’ or ‘some of them’ ‘En’ is a small but important word in French that is commonly used.
Répondez aux questions en français. A: How do you say? 1.I must travel.3. I would like to dance. 2.I want to sing.4. I don’t want to work. B: Finish with.
Fais correspondre! Faire du VTT Faire du camping Faire du canoë
La Revue: Les verbes – ER. La norm: Comparisons 4.1 Understanding the nature of language What is a « regular verb »? How are regular –ER verbs conjugated?
I can things & activities that I like/dislike in detail. 1: I don’t know what the words mean. 2:I know the word meanings but I can’t say how much I like/dislike.
Les questions, avoir, être, avoir ou être, les pronoms.
Le partitif et l’article défini p You use the definite article ( le, la, l’, les ) to refer to a specific item or items. – Le poisson est au réfrigérateur.
How is it conjugated in the present tense?
Object pronouns How to say “him”, “her”, “it”, “them”
A Les articles pp. R4-R5 In French, articles and adjectives agree with the nouns they introduce. They are MASCULINE or FEMININE, SINGULAR or PLURAL. Definite.
La cuisine française. La soupe à l’oignon Des tartines.
A person, place, thing, or idea, -classes-school supplies / objects -months/days, -An article (le/la/les/l’or un/une/des/d’),
1. Est-ce que Est-ce que, literally translated "is it that," can be placed at the beginning of any affirmative sentence to turn it into a question: Je.
The BASICS Building sentences in French. Les Pronoms What is the subject of the sentences below? Paul is tall. What pronoun could you use to replace.
WE’RE ALMOST DONE – CONGRATULATIONS! LE PRONOM « Y »
Direct object pronouns : me, te, le, la, nous, vous, les.
Leçon 7: Une boum Les verbes en -er -e -ons -es -ez -e -ent je nous tu
Rond-Point Chapitre 3. Il y a Il y a – There is (Il y a une piscine) Il n’y a pas de – There is not (Il n’y a pas de piscine)
Subject Pronouns People who are doing the action They replace the name of the noun performing the verb.
Français I – Leçon 6A Structures demonstrative adjectives passé composé with avoir.
We all ready know two French verbs. What are they?
Object Pronouns me, te, nous, vous. The object pronouns me, te, nous, vous are direct and indirect object pronouns. They are used a lot in conversation.
Notes les avril Le conditionnel (The Conditional) À Paris, on parlerait français avec tout le monde. In Paris, we would speak French with everybody.
OBJECT PRONOUNS WITH THE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ Page 122. Placement  With all object pronouns, placement is the same. DirectIndirectPlaces De+ nouns or ideas.
Jechante An activity, something that you do. Many (but NOT all) verbs in French end in –ER Parler = TO talk Jouer = TO play Chanter = TO sing Nager =
1 Notes de Grammaire 1 Les nombres de 30 à 60 trente trente et un trente-deux trente-trois trente-quatre trente-cinq trente-six trente-sept trente-huit.
La construction: verbe+infinitif J’aime parler anglais. Ils n’aiment pas danser.
SOME EXAMPLES:  Danser – to danceAimer- to like or love  Chanter – to singAdorer- to adore  Manger – to eatDétester- to hate  Jouer – to play  Parler.
Unité 2- Leçon C. To talk about THINGS that you like and don’t like J’adore… J’aime… Je n’aime pas… Je déteste…
© by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.4A.1-1 Point de départ In Leçon 1A, you saw a form of the verb aller (to go) in the expression ça.