a BAGS adjective (beauty, age, good/bad or size) that goes before the noun: 'un vieux vélo'

an adjective that goes after the noun: 'un livre intéressant'

B2 - 1 une [grande] rue

B2 - 2 un bâtiment [moderne]

B2 - 3 un [beau] parc

B2 - 4 un pont [important]

B2 - 5 une église [intéressante]

B2 - 6 une [vieille] université

B2 - 7 un café [sympa]

B2 - 8 un [bon] cinéma

B3 - Léa et Amir font un tour de Paris aujourd’hui ...

Paris

French

In this unit, pupils learn and practise the position of certain common adjectives before the noun. They practise irregular feminine forms of some high frequency adjectives.  Pupils also revisit ç and soft c and a range of other SSCs as they revisit high frequency vocabulary in describing places.

Paris and Nice: adjective placement

Which of the following words do not end in a silent letter?

Order the words to say: 'Paris is a beautiful, interesting city.'

Translate into English: 'J'aime les hauts bâtiments.'

Translate into French: 'I don't go to Paris.'

Which of the following monuments are in Paris?

Which of the following words end in a silent letter?

Order the words to say: 'We have a beautiful house'.

Translate into French: 'I like to come to Paris.'

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Paris

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.