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Un nouvel élève : yes/no questions with inversion, intonation and est-ce que

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In this unit, pupils re-examine verbs like choisir, partir and venir in the present, and add to this verbs like ouvrir. They revisit questions, pre-nominal adjectives, contraction of articles after à and de, and expand knowledge of negation. A further focus is the use of direct object pronouns.

Communication and the world around us: 'La France est belle !'

Match the vocabulary to the English translation. 

Yes/no questions in French can be formed using intonation, est-ce que or...

True or False? We directly translate the English 'do' or 'does' at the start of a yes/no question. 

Make the statement into a question using 'est-ce que': tu danses.

Make this statement into a question using inversion: il est canadien. 

Translate into French: Does he know Jean?

Match the verbs to their English meaning.

Which of the following translate: Est-ce que tu dessines des animaux rares ?

Match the infinitives to the vocabulary. 

Which is the first language of most people living in Quebec in Canada?

Identify the short form of the verb in this statement: tu vas arriver en France. 

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

Un nouvel élève : yes/no questions with inversion, intonation and est-ce que

Lesson outcome

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