Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French

Verbes en -er Monsieur Clark. Infinitive The form of the verb we find in the dictionary is called the infinitive.
Les verbes –ER Et Le partitif
Les pronoms compléments
How to play Divide class into 2 teams Teams take in turns to pick a number, read the word aloud & identify the word class and decide if they want to keep.
Table des matières En famille Part 1 Ma famille Subject pronouns
être; adjective agreement
The sound /o/ The sound /o/ is similar to the vowel sound in the English word boat. To make the sound /o/, hold your mouth in a whistling position. Keep.
French 1, Semester 1 concepts to know by
Unité 5 – Leçon C Adjectives.
Le pronom en Some or any. Notice the use of en in the responses. 1. Tu fais du jogging. Oui, jen fais. 2. Vous avez fait de la gymnastique? Oui, nous.
Le Passé Composé J'ai fini Elle a dansé Il a voyagé
2 Linterrogation La norme: Communication 1.2 –Understanding the spoken and written language Les questions essentielles: -How many ways are there to ask.
How to say 'the' Definite article:. In English, you only have one definite article, and it is THE Le Musée de la Musique La Place de la Bastille.
Can you think of any words with the r sound in? r la planète r.
Reflexive Verbs in French
Saying to the in French How we say to the in French changes. Whats the problem? It changes depending on whether the word which follows it is: masculine.
Prononciation Autres sons et la liaison Other sounds and liaison.
Le Futur OBJECTIVES Saying what you are going to do
Questions II How do you Form Questions in French??
The vowel sounds [ø] and [œ]. The vowel sound [ø] The vowel sound [ø] in veux is represented by the letter combinationeu. It is pronounced with the lips.
The vowel sound /e/ Listen to the vowels in the word préfère. How are they different? The first one is pronounced /e/ and the second one /E/. To make the.
Conjugating –er verbs Take infinitive: regarder Chop off –er : regard- Add endings to agree with subject JE (I)= -eNOUS (us) = -ons TU (you)= -esVOUS (you)
Les verbes en -er. chanter – to singtelephoner – to call danser – to dancetravailler – to work diner – to have dinnervoyager –to travel ecouter – to listen.
Mercredi le 28 novembre. Warm-up Ask in 3 different ways the following statements: John et Sophie sont à lécole.
So what are Garfield and Odie saying?
Which words have the è sound in? la planète è è
Quest-ce que tu fais normalement en ville? What do you normally do in town? Tous les weekends je vais… Je vais normalement … Je vais souvent…. avec parce.
Aller* + infinitif. Jaime regarder la télé après les cours. Ma mère déteste préparer le dîner. Mon père naime pas laisser de pourboire. In French, when.
Y and en Two little words with a lot of meaning. y.
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.
Chapitre 5 Structure. Aller The verb aller (to go) is an irregular verb. Study the following forms. ALLER vais vas j tu il/elle/onva nous allons vous.
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.
Unité 3 La grammaire dUnité 3. Les activités o Est-ce que tu aimes… o Jaime… / Je naime pas… / Je préfère… / Je veux… / Je ne veux pas… / Je voudrais…
Les pluriels Sometimes you cant just take one!. Les articles… There are « DEUX » articles that can show that something is plural. Les = the Les ciseaux,
Success Series French -er verbs.
En translates to some, any, of it, or of them.. Tu veux du yaourt? Non, merci, je nen veux pas.
Une Amie Un Ami Français I.
Chapitre 1 Structure.
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.
Chap. 4. page 107. What are they? Ce qui and Ce que both mean WHAT However: They mean WHAT When making a statement NOT when asking a question.
Starter Fill in the gaps with the right words from the bottom:
/a/, /ɑ/, /u/, /y/, /i/, /e/, /ɛ/, /ə/, /ø/, /œ/, /o/ and /ɔ/
Talking about the things you do
Le octobre. Qui est présent? Résumons Le verbe avoir.
J’ai une question! Objectifs: 1) Poser une question de 3 manières différentes 2) Parler de vos vacances.
1) Expliquez les 2 règles concernant le négatif ! 1) 2) 3) Tu as fini les 2 conjugaisons au négatif? Montrez-les à votre partinaire et répondez à la liste!
Liason In French you dont usually pronounce consonants at the end of a word, such as the s in les and the t in cest. But you do pronounce some final consonants.
The sound /u/ The sound /u/ occurs in such English words as Sue, shoe, and too. The French /u/ is shorter, tenser, and more rounded than the vowel sound.
??????????????????????? QUESTION WORDS Pensez!!! What words do we use in English to ask information questions???? Who What? When? Where? Why? How? How.
Le verbe FAIRE au présent
QU’EST-CE QUE TU FAIS?.
Chez moi! In this unit you will learn:
Les signes orthographiques
Les conjonctions The links that join… Without a conjunction, une phrase can not fonction…
Its shoere time you learned the conjugation of a stem-changing verb!
T HE VERB FAIRE A very versatile irregular verb You can DO the right thing by MAKING the conjugations of this verb fit the subject!
Starter Can you remember the phonics you have already practised in Le petit chaperon rouge? We practised the sounds.
Français II H – Leçon 1B Structures
A Les verbes en -er: le singulier p. 94 The basic form of a verb is called the infinitive. Many French infinitives end in -er. Most of these verbs are.
A The words in heavy type are called OBJECT PRONOUNS.
Français I. Une fille française Gabrielle est française. Elle est blonde. Elle est belle. Elle est de Paris.
La prononciation française
L’infinitif passé.
Presenting the wonderful world of Pronouns.
Pour commencer … Read the statements below and put them into three columns depending on whether they are written in the past, present or future tense.
WE’RE ALMOST DONE – CONGRATULATIONS! LE PRONOM « Y »
Reprise Rappel 3, Part A Revised 9/10/12.
Direct object pronouns le la l’ les. A direct object is the “what” of a sentence. Example: I am reading the book. What am I reading? the book The book.