Chez moi! In this unit you will learn:

Slides:

Advertisements

Présentations similaires

Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French

Advertisements

Les verbes –ER Et Le partitif

Click on the arrow to go onto the next page. Learning Objectives: Learn to spell key words accurately Learn how to describe yourself Understand spoken.

Table des matières En famille Part 1 Ma famille Subject pronouns

Primary French Presentation 2 Saying How You Are.

French 1, Semester 1 concepts to know by

Objective To recognise the phonemes oi ou u in words and to be able to pronounce them accurately To learn about the pronunciation of the ends of words.

Primary French PowerPoints What’s Your Name?.

Leçon 8 Pages JeNous TuVous IlElleIls/Elles suis es est êtes sont sommes NOTES So far, we have learned how to conjugate 1 irregular verb: Être.

2 Linterrogation La norme: Communication 1.2 –Understanding the spoken and written language Les questions essentielles: -How many ways are there to ask.

Les prépositions.

Talking about your House How to say where things are, what they are like, and to whom they belong.

The ‘near’ Future.

Talking about yourself

To use this resource, make sure you view the slideshow, not just open the file. You can learn a slide off by heart, then test yourself on the next slide.

Le Futur OBJECTIVES Saying what you are going to do

“Aller” is a very important verb.

Questions II How do you Form Questions in French??

Questions WHAT????. Quick review: we know how to make a sentence negative: Je vais ----> Je ne vais pas Personne ne va Rien ne va (theoretically)

La formation des questions Reflect a bit… Reflect a bit… Pourquoi est-il important de poser les questions? Pourquoi est-il important de poser les questions?

Les verbes en -er. chanter – to singtelephoner – to call danser – to dancetravailler – to work diner – to have dinnervoyager –to travel ecouter – to listen.

Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French

Smoking a regular verb cigar: the –er version The keys to putting together what you want to say!

WALT: REVISE HOW TO SAY YOU ARE ILL.

Asking a question The following words are all common question words:

and a justification for level 4

Les négatifs et linterrogation Grammaire A. Lélision/La liaison When a verb begins with a vowel or a silent h, je is shortened to j. This is known as.

Quest-ce que tu as fait ce week-end? Jai vu un film. Jai mangé au restaurant. Je suis allé(e) à une boum. Jai fait une promenade. Jai regardé la télé.

Role-play C On the first page, you will see a sample of the preparation material you will be given 10 minutes before your exam. On the second page, you.

WALT: how to use the time when talking about your timetable WILF: to identify the correct time in French when reading & listening (level 3) DAYS OF THE.

Le futur… e.g. I am going to go shopping. He is going to play football. We are going to watch T.V. Remember: To achieve a Level 5, you need to be able.

Une journée In this unit you will learn:

Les matières WALT: Talk about school subjects in French Give our opinion about subjects and say why.

Une Amie Un Ami Français I.

Le but The simple future- understanding how to make sentences about whats going to happen…

Le verbe « avoir » The verb avoir means to have. It has irregular forms. jai tu as il a elle a on a nous avons vous avez ils ont elles ont I have you have.

regarder écouter dormir jouer sortir finir

Starter Fill in the gaps with the right words from the bottom:

Où habites-tu et Tu es de quelle nationalité?

Talking about yourself

EXT: can you translate them too?

Talking about the things you do

J’ai une question! Objectifs: 1) Poser une question de 3 manières différentes 2) Parler de vos vacances.

Les choses que j aime Learning Objective: To know how to use j aime to talk about things I like to do.

Quelle est ta matière préférée?

??????????????????????? QUESTION WORDS Pensez!!! What words do we use in English to ask information questions???? Who What? When? Where? Why? How? How.

Cest mercredi le neuf octobre Le plan! 1.Révisions 2.Vocabulaire 3.Jouer 4.Ecouter 5.Parler Il fait beau! Le but! Les couleurs!

Un chat deux chats deux chiens Un chien deux chevaux Un cheval

Jeudi, le 22 Mars Pass LATE Grammar tutor packet (50) & p.131 Workbook (50) Pass Puzzle Packet (100)

QU’EST-CE QUE TU FAIS?.

Les sujets I am certain that you will learn a lot today, and that we will understand the subject pronouns en français.

Starter Can you remember the phonics you have already practised in Le petit chaperon rouge? We practised the sounds.

OHT 44 Starter 5, page 79 House vocabulary eée e a o auii e eueau aaàae esc. aaeeais a ae aoue acae eaae aa eeeu eai.

A Le verbe aller p. 206 Aller (to go) is the only IRREGULAR verb that ends in -er. Note the forms of aller in the present tense. aller to go je vais I.

Français I. Une fille française Gabrielle est française. Elle est blonde. Elle est belle. Elle est de Paris.

EN VACANCES EN VACANCES.

WALT: SAY WHAT YOU CAN DO IN TOWN WILF: A PARAGRAPH OF DESCRIPTION USING THE PHRASE “ON PEUT” FOR LEVEL 3. OPINIONS WITH JUSTIFICATIONS FOR LEVEL 4. Translate.

WE’RE ALMOST DONE – CONGRATULATIONS! LE PRONOM « Y »

ANSWERS. What is Verb Conjugation? For one thing, conjugating a verb is simply putting a verb in an orderly arrangement. We will use a chart. To create.

1 Learn how to talk about where you are from as well as other people Learn how to ask about other people Definite and Indefinite articles Questions? Module.

Welcome to French Live Lessons! 3.01 & 3.02.

Livre page 48. There are 4 different ways to form questions. Félicitations!! You already know 2 of the ways ☻ We have not “officially” studied this concept.

Click on the arrow to go onto the next page. Learning Objectives:  learn to read and understand details about people’s houses  Practise spelling of.

Let’s enjoy making Session 2. Let’s enjoy making: Session 2 Les déménageurs sont arrivés !

Let’s enjoy making Session 3 Let’s enjoy making: Session 3 Que pensez-vous ?

Object pronouns How to say “him”, “her”, “it”, “them”

Write your answer in French

WALT: how to tell the time in French WILF: to be able to understand ¼ past, ½ past, ¼ to and o’clock (level 2) to be able to understand all times in French.

Où habites-tu? What level can you answer at?. OBJECTIFS: To say what we do in the evenings at home; To talk about ourselves and others; LITERACY - To.

Transcription de la présentation:

Chez moi! In this unit you will learn: The names of some towns in France and how to say people live there How to say where YOU live How to pronounce the letter ‘i’ in French What sound ‘qu…’ makes in French The names of the rooms and some furniture in your house How to use the expression ‘il y a…’ How to say what you like to do in different rooms of the house using ‘j’aime…’ + an infinitive verb. You will get better at:: Understanding, asking and responding to questions Hearing the differences in sound between French and English Saying those sounds correctly in French when you see them

Click to look at the map of France and see where these towns are. La France How many of these towns are in France? Oui Non Paris Dijon Nantes Toulouse Dijon Venise Paris Madrid Toulouse Nantes Click to look at the map of France and see where these towns are.

As each name appears, can you say where he /she lives Daniel Exemple: Lucette Elise Lucette habite à Toulon! Didier Eric Your partner thinks of a town on the map. You ask: ‘Tu habites à Grenoble?’ etc. until you get it right!

Read Texte 1/ Worksheet 1 and answer these questions. Click after each one to see if you’re right! Now ask your partner some more questions beginning with ‘Qui…’ Qui habite À Grenoble? Qui habite à Nantes? Marie-Laure habite à Grenoble Daniel habite à Nantes Qui habite à Toulon? Lucette habite à Toulon Où habites-tu, Daniel? J’habite à Nantes Can you say where YOU live?

Do you know…? what’s the difference between a question beginning with ‘Qui…?’ and a question beginning with ‘Où…?’ why you’ve seen habite and habites spelt in 2 ways? (j’habite / tu habites)

Qui…? Listen to and practise the pronunciation of ‘qui?’ How do you think these French words are pronounced? question quinze Quebec que quatre quart

Look at and these words again Look at and these words again. Decide if they are towns (villes) or first names (prénoms): Villes Prénoms Didier Lille Paris Elise Dijon Limoges Perpignan Thierry What SOUND do all the above words contain? What letter makes this sound in French?

elle éléphant ski biscuit Do you know some other French words with the sound ‘i’ in them? As the words appear, say them if they do contain the sound, keep silent if they don’t! quinze français vendredi il chien fille chat

Ma maison un lit une télévision une table un frigo une chaise une douche un lavabo un canapé un fauteuil une armoire

Can you name the furniture as it appears?

Il ya… Dans la cuisine il y a un frigo. Il y a un lit dans la chambre. Worksheet 2 / Actvitité1 Can you see a plan of a house? Each room is labelled As you read each sentence on the screen draw an arrow on your sheet to place each item of furniture in the right room. Dans la cuisine il y a un frigo. Il y a un lit dans la chambre. Il y a un lavabo dans la salle de bains. Dans le salon il y a un canapé et un fauteuil. Il y a aussi une armoire dans la chambre. Dans la salle à manger il y a une table et quartre chaises Et la douche? Oui, dans la salle de bains il y a une douche. Look at this text again: Can you work out the meaning of ‘dans’ and ‘il y a’?

Quand je suis chez moi… J’aime… écouter de la musique dans la cuisine manger le dîner dans la salle à manger lire un livre dans le salon regarder la télé dans le salon dormir dans la chambre prendre une douche dans la salle de bains What do the phrases in red have in common? They all describe activities and contain an infinitive verb.

Où habites-tu? You have 3 minutes to read this text before parts of it are covered up. Can you work out the missing bits? Je m’appelle Martine et j’habite en France avec ma famille. Nous avons une grande maison à Grenoble. Dans la maison il y a trois chambres, une cuisine, un salon, une salle à manger et deux salles de bains avec une douche. Dans ma chambre il y a un lit et une armoire. J’aime regarder la télé dans ma chambre. Il y a un grand canapé dans le salon. J’aime écouter de la musique dans le salon.

Chez moi! Do you think you know: The names of some towns in France and how to say people live there How to say where YOU live How to pronounce the letter ‘i’ in French What sound ‘qu…’ makes in French The names of the rooms and some furniture in your house How to use the expression ‘il y a…’ How to say what you like to do in different rooms of the house using ‘j’aime…’ + an infinitive verb. Do you feel you’re better at:: Understanding, asking and responding to questions Hearing the differences in sound between French and English Saying those sounds correctly in French when you see them