train

vingt

matin

lapin

task A1 a

task A1 b

task A1 c

task A1 d

task A1 e

task A1 f

main

rodez

task B2 -1

task B2 -2

task B2 -3

task B2 -4

task B2 -5

task B2 -6

quatre cinq six

sept huit neuf

dix onze douze

bourg en bresse

loan

moulins

dignes les bain

nice

un deux trois

privas

charles ville mezieres

foix

troyes

carcassonne

il y a une bouteille des bouteilles

il y a un cahier des cahiers

task D1 -6

task D1 -4

task D1 -5

combien de

choses

il y a combien de choses

il y a huit choses

task D1 -1

taskD1_2

task D1 -3

Numbers: plural indefinite article 'des', 'combien'

French

In this unit pupils learn numbers 1-12 and the plural indefinite article 'des' meaning some. They add -s to form plural nouns and learn that the irregular verb phrase 'il y a' means there is, there are.  Pupils combine these knowledge components to talk about how many of things there are.

Numbers: 'il y a', plural nouns

Which of the following words have the [(a)in] sound?

How many departments are there in France?

Choose the correct translation: There are some books.

Which number in French (1-12) has the [oi] sound?

Put the numbers in order counting down from ten in French.

Which of the following are pronounced with a liaison?

Answer the Maths question in French: douze - trois =

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