Story 1 Autumn Term Module 1  Culturethèque-ifru2013 May not be copied for commercial purposes.

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Story 1 Autumn Term Module 1  Culturethèque-ifru2013 May not be copied for commercial purposes.

2 The little magic word

3 - Capucine, qu’est-ce qu’on dit le matin ? - On dit bonjour ! “Capucine, what do we say in the mornings?” “We say ‘Good morning!’ ” Show English Hide English

4 - Et le midi, qu’est-ce qu’on dit ? - On dit bon appétit ! “And at lunch-time, what do we say?” “We say ‘Enjoy your lunch!’ ” Show English Hide English

5 - Et quand c’est bon, qu’est-ce qu’on dit ? - On dit merci ! “And when we are enjoying our meal, what do we say?” “We say ‘Thank you!’ ” Show English Hide English

6 - Et le soir, avant de dormir, qu’est-ce qu’on dit ? - On dit s’il te plaît ! “And in the evening, before we go to sleep, what do we say?” “We say ‘Please!’ ” Show English Hide English

7 - S’il te plaît ? Pourquoi ? … s’il te plaît, on la lit encore cette histoire ? “ ‘Please’? Why?” “…please, can we read this story again ? ” Show English Hide English

8 - Capucine, qu’est-ce qu’on dit le matin ? - On dit bonjour ! - Et le midi, qu’est-ce qu’on dit ? - On dit bon appétit ! - Et quand c’est bon, qu’est-ce qu’on dit ? - On dit merci ! - Et le soir, avant de dormir, qu’est-ce qu’on dit ? - On dit s’il te plaît ! - S’il te plaît ? Pourquoi ? … s’il te plaît, on la lit encore cette histoire ?