the words le, la, les and l’ meaning the

je m'appelle

c'est toujours

mon grand-pere

task B1

Un bon déjeuner familial : adjectives used as nouns and position of adjectives

French

This unit revisits definite, indefinite and partitive articles, possessive adjectives, as well as adjective agreement and positioning rules. Pupils will learn one further adjective agreement rule. Lessons also further practise liaison and silent final letters.

People and lifestyle: Ma famille

Which word commonly goes in front of an adjective when it is used as a noun?

How should the adjective be translated in this dialogue? 'Quel vélo préfères-tu ? Je préfère le vert.' 

Put the words in order to make this sentence: I always eat in an old restaurant.

Which order should the French words be in to make this sentence? We have a good family life.

What is the masculine plural form of 'familial' (family)?

What is the feminine singular form of 'entier' (whole, full)?

Which words contain the [è, ê] sound when said in French?

What is the correct spelling for the missing adjective in this sentence? 'La situation {{}} devient plus difficile.' The global situation is becoming more difficult.

Put the words in order to make the sentence: Family life helps us to listen.

How should the missing word in this sentence be spelled? 'Nous devons prendre soin des enfants {{}}.' We must take care of sick children.

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

Un bon déjeuner familial : adjectives used as nouns and position of adjectives

Lesson outcome

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