Poser des questions Asking questions.

Verbs that change Yeah, there are ones that change.
Les pronoms relatifs Objective: Learn to use more interesting and more complex sentences in French.
Qu’est-ce que tu fais le week-end?
Je ne vais pas voyager cet été.
1. Je joue au football. 2. Tu as mangé une pizza. 3. Il va regarder la télévision. 4. Nous allons visiter le musée. 5. Vous avez organisé une visite. 6.
regarder écouter dormir jouer sortir finir
What are the tenses you already know in French ?
Des autres choses à considérer….. Ce nest pas trop compliqué !
Talking about what you are going to do in the future tense! 
ER VERBS 1. (parler) Elle ________________________avec toi.
Nous finissons Je regarde.. Le Présent Ils vendent.
How to speak in the past tense
Présent des verbes réguliers
Conjugations.
Start with verb ? in the ? tense Start with verb ? in the ? tense Change the ? of my –ER verb with ? Change the ? of my –ER verb with.
-ER Verbs (Accepter) J’accept Tu accept Il/elle/qui/on accept
L’impératif FSL8. L’impératif is almost the same as the présent but, there are only three forms of l’impératif; Tu, Nous, Vous We use l’impératif when.
Le Passé Composé How to express actions that took place in the past.
Steps to Success: Be creative Be part of an experiment into spaced learning Pay close attention during the input sections -Do your best to learn from and.
French Hammer the Grammar Aim: to be confident using the present tense To formulate accurate sentences using the present tense of …ir / …re/ …er verbs.
Les Adverbes Interrogatifs Les Verbes en- RE We will get started shortly!
Conjugation for –er verbs
Verbe + Infinitive.
Les verbes qui se terminent en -ER (-ER verbs). French has both regular and irregular verbs. (English does too, for that matter.)
Je vais aller à Paris L’objectif: 1.To identify a verb in its infinitive form 2.To know how to form the near future tense mercredi cinq mai 2010 en classe.
Learning Objectives: To be able to say what you and other people are going to do using the NEAR FUTURE tense.
Le passé composé The perfect tense Eg: J’ai mangé une pizza I have eaten/ate a pizza.
The Passé Composé The past tense in French is referred to as the passé composé. It is made up of two parts! You must always have these two parts to create.
Les verbes réguliers En –ER, -IR, -RE. In this slideshow…  We begin to think critically about what verbs we use in sentences.  It is important to look.
Qui est présent? Écoutons Les préférences Vocabulaire: les activités Panorama Culturel.
Les verbes réguliers En –ER, -IR, -RE. In this slideshow…  I am trying to get you to think critically about what verbs we use in sentences.  It is important.
Les verbes réguliers En –ER, -IR, -RE. In this slideshow…  I am trying to get you to think critically about what verbs we use in sentences.  It is important.
Le Passé Composé - avec “avoir” Look at the following 3 sentences. Ali played football yesterday They have visited Paris 3 times We did tidy the bedroom.
The Passé Composé Tense Look at the following 3 sentences. Ali played football. Ali did play football. Ali has played football. What do they have in.
THE PERFECT TENSE To be able to use verbs in the perfect tense with avoir.
Le Passé Composé The past tense. Intro Le passé composé is the verb tense used to describe events that have taken place in the past. It is formed with.
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.
Avec AVOIR. Most verbs use avoir to form the past tense!!!!
How to give details about what you are going to do.
2 L’impératif  Telling people to do things  Les normes:  Communication 1.2 Understanding the written and spoken language  Comparisons 4.1 Understanding.
CONTRACTIONS  How to use “À” to say where you are going  How to use “DE” to say where you are coming from.
The Passé Composé Tense Look at the following 3 sentences. Ali played football yesterday They have visited Paris 3 times We did not tidy the bedroom.
Object pronouns How to say “him”, “her”, “it”, “them”
1 Present tense conjugations of regular –ER verbs By: The Rhode Island Foundation Revised by: Maria Skrukrud Les Verbes -ER.
L’impératif! (Commands).
L’imparfait des verbes avoir et être Chapitre 6 Madame Brown.
Qui est présent? Écoutons Les préférences Vocabulaire: les activités Panorama Culturel.
Français 2, 2 mars 2015 Ouvrez vos livres à la page 103. Faites Panorama Culturel. What kind of clothes do lawyers wear in court? Dire – to say. Fais ce.
WE’RE ALMOST DONE – CONGRATULATIONS! LE PRONOM « Y »
L’impératifL’impératif How to give formal and informal commands (How to order people around)
‘Oddballs !’ Some more irregular verb revision in the Present Tense.
The Passé Composé Regular verbs with avoir Look at the following 3 sentences. Ali played football yesterday They have visited Paris 3 times We did tidy.
The Passé Composé Objective: to talk about things we have done on a visit to explain what events happened to speak and write about events in the past.
Qu’est-ce que c’est? It’s a compound tense that we use in French to talk about things that happened in the past!
What is it Mademoiselle?  This is another way of conjugating verbs in the future! (Remember learning Futur proche? Aller + infinitive)
THE IMPERATIVE Commands Row! Estiell e presentations.
Je vais aller à Paris L’objectif: 1.To identify a verb in its infinitive form 2.To know how to form the near future tense Play the presentation & complete.
Il faut relier la question avec la réponse. 1. Qu’est-ce que tu as fait vendredi soir? 2. Est-ce que tu as fait du sport? 6. Qu’est-ce que tu as acheté.
Le passé composé This is a frequently used past tense. It helps convey messages about past events which took place at a precise moment in time and were.
Echauffement: mardi, le vingt-quatre janvier, deux mille douze Translate the following sentences into French: 1. We go to the store.  Nous allons au magasin.
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.
Les verbes en –er, -ir, -re. Le présent Prends le verbe et enlève la terminaison Parler -> parl__ Ajoute la terminaison pour le présent Je parle.
Les endroits I can talk about places.
SOME EXAMPLES:  Danser – to danceAimer- to like or love  Chanter – to singAdorer- to adore  Manger – to eatDétester- to hate  Jouer – to play  Parler.
How To Use QUE QUE is the DIRECT OBJECT of a clause, so it is followed by a SUBJECT and a verb it refers to a person or a thing le garçon QUE tu connais?
L’IMPÉRATIF. IMPERATIVE is another word for COMMAND. Imperatives tell people to do or not to do things. The imperative starts with the verb. This is similar.
LES VERBS Present tense
Qu’est-ce que c’est?. Qu’est-ce que c’est? It’s a compound tense that we use in French to talk about things that happened in the past!