vouloir pouvoir devoir

Les verbes: vouloir, pouvoir et devoir
Contractions/ Morphs/Thingies Les contractions avec de.
Le possessif au pluriel. several owners, one thing owned We own it: Our classroom. You all own it: Your classroom. They all own it: Their classroom.
This, that and the other A few little words that cause problems!
STEM (infinitive minus -ir)
 1. Which ankle boots? These ankles boots.  2. Which tank top? This tank top.  3. Which gloves? These gloves.  4. Which ski jacket? This ski jacket.
Learning intention 1. To ask and say what is in your town/village
Les sujets I am certain that you will learn a lot today, and that we will understand the subject pronouns en français.
Youll be content if you learn this content. What is an adjective? What do adjectives do? Are colors adjectives?
Quel. which, what Quel (masculine singular) Quelle (feminine singular) Quels (masculine plural) Quelles (feminine plural)
Bonjour Tout le monde Monsieur Madame Mademoiselle
Les adjectifs et leur position
French Subject Pronouns Let’s start with a lesson on English.
Unité 2 A Français 1.
10/8/2014.  Le mot du jour: mes amis  L’objectif: Falcons can describe themselves and understand how adjectives and nouns agree.  La question: Tu es.
10/10/2014 FRENCH 1: MOI 4. VENDREDI Le mot du jour: mes profs L’objectif: Falcons will be able to describe themselves using complete sentences.
Le Passé Composé.
Il y a des moments dans la vie où la présence de l’autre
Talking about people’s activities Les normes: Communication 1.2: Comparisons 4.1:
Les normes: Communications 1.2: Understanding the written and spoken language Comparisons 4.1: Understanding language through comparisons.
Song 3 Spring Term Module 3 2 Au clair de la lune Au clair de la lune, Mon ami Pierrot, Prête-moi ta plume Pour écrire un mot. Ma chandelle est morte,
Notes le 18 mars POUVOIR (to be able, can) je peuxnous pouvons tu peuxvous pouvez il/elle/on peutils/elles peuvent VOULOIR (to want) je veuxnous voulons.
Qui est présent? Écoutons Les préférences Vocabulaire: les activités Panorama Culturel.
French 1: être and adjectives 10/20/2014. lundi Le mot du jour: l’accord (agreement) L’objectif: Falcons will demonstrate an understanding.
Les adjectifs possessifs
Aujourd’hui Le test encore – moins de 75% Comment comparer les adjectifs et les adverbes?
This, that and the other A few little words that cause problems!
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.
5 – phrases au passé composé 4 – phrases pour exprimer la fréquence
Questions to consider: How are French nouns different from nouns in English? What is the difference between saying, “I have a pen.” and saying, “I have.
I can use longer and more complex sentences by understanding and using comparisons.
Irregular Adjectives Not all adjectives are made the same.
Les adjectifs. L’accord des adjectifs (agreement of adjectives) Adjectives must “agree” or “match” the word they are describing.
 Qui est présent?  Les dates importantes  La carte francophone  Pour commencer  La position d’adjectifs  Pliez et passez.
Les pronoms sujets Singular subject pronouns. Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.2  Les questions essentielles:  What is a subject pronoun?
Qui est présent? Rendez-moi les devoirs La conjuguaison Les pronoms sujets.
La Comparaison Avec Les Adjectifs
:06:11 Kiss my eyes, heavy from crying, Only your kiss can to.
Les adjectifs demonstratifs. Les adjectifs démonstratifs. Demonstrative Adjectives (this, that; these, those + NOUN) Continued... MASCULINE FEMININE ce.
PRONOUNS mine yours his hers ours you all’s theirs
Reprise Rappel 2, Part 2 Revised: 9/2/12. les endroits un endroit un quartier une ville une maison une rue un café un centre commercial un cinéma un hôpital.
THE IRREGULAR VERB ÊTRE. ÊTRE ou NE PAS ÊTRE? Ça, c’est la quéstion!
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.
Demonstrative Adjectives. 0 These are used to point out specific people or things. 0 They mean “this, that, these, or those” in English. 0 this book 0.
L’interrogation Question words. QuiWho OùOù Where QuandWhen PourquoiWhy CommentHow (What) Que/Qu’est-ce queWhat.
Adjectives & Agreement Using adjectives and making them agree with subjects.
Les descriptions physiques To be able to describe myself and others.
Les Phrases Je m’appelle Gráinne et vous/et toi.
‘Oddballs !’ Some more irregular verb revision in the Present Tense.
Français 9/26/11 Ouvrez vos livres á page 30. Faites Panorama Culturel. Where can you find an ocean but no water? Plein – plenty. Ragarde, j’en ai plein.
WALT: THE ALPHABET AND TELLING THE TIME IN FRENCH
LE PROGRAMME FRANÇAIS. Écouter (Aural) (Listen) Parler Oral (Speak) Lire = (Read) Écrire = Write Les Méthodes Communicatives.
Leçon 11 I can describe myself and others. un ami une amie un camarade une camarade.
Superlatives Regular and Irregular. Overview Superlative adverbs express the idea that something is “the most __________” OR “the least ___________.”
Verb Conjugation Learning to conjugate your first verb in French.
VOULOIR (to want). VOULOIR O Je veux O Tu veux O Il/Elle/On veut O Nous voulons O Vous voulez O Ils/Elles veulent.
DESCRIPTIONS. REGULAR ADJECTIVES SingularPlural Masculine-s Feminineees PetitPetits PetitePetites.
Let’s recap what you’ve learnt so far.
Journal Grade only – Introductory Journal Entry Mon week-end  Students were asked to write a paragraph detailing a minimum of 5 things they DID.
Les Adjectifs. What is an adjective? An adjective is a word that modifies a noun by describing it in some way: Shape Color Size Nationality.
Welcome to the world of adjectives! To be an expert in French, you need to master the art of adjectives. These are words which are used to describe nouns.
Put these phrases into 4 categories, and decide on a title for each category. There may be more than one possible answer! boire de l’eau manger des fruits.
Ma Famille Find the French for the following words: 1.Mother 2.Father 3.Brother 4.Sister 5.Uncle 6.Aunt 7.Grandmother 8.Grandfather.
Being able to say where things are
Prepositions of location and disjunctive pronous