A1 - a bâton

A1 - b limonade

A1 - c couronne

A1 - d combat

A1 - e ombre

A1 - f pomme

A1 - g plonger

A1 - h dominant

B2 - a Elle n’a [beep] au collège.

B2 - b Il a [beep].

B2 - c Il n’a [beep] dans son équipe.

B2 - d Elle a [beep].

B2 - e Il n’a [beep] pendant le match.

B2 - f Il n’a [beep] à la fête.

B2 - g Elle a [beep].

B2 - h Elle a [beep] pour regarder le match.

Les champions du monde: negation in the perfect tense

French

Qui a écrit ... ? Perfect tense with predictable and irregular past participles

Des auteurs francophones : perfect tense with 'être'

Une écrivaine francophone: perfect tense verbs like ouvrir, écrire & traduire

Qui a gagné ? Yes/no questions in the perfect tense

Le sport pour tous: negation in the perfect tense

This unit focuses on communicating in the perfect tense, revisiting regular and irregular past participle formation, verbs with être and past participle agreement. Pupils will meet the past participles of verbs like ouvrir, écrire and traduire, and revisit perfect tense questions and negation.

Popular culture: des personnalités francophones

Translate the following sentence, 'we haven't learned anything at school'.

Complete the statement: the negative element 'personne' comes {{}} the past participle.

Which sports are popular in francophone countries?

What type of question form is the following? 'As-tu joué au tennis ?'

The letter 't' in this question, 'a-t-elle fini le match ?', is present to help smooth ...

How is 'ne ... jamais' translated in English?

Match the English and French vocabulary together.

Translate the following question: 'Didn't you win the match?'

Match the French and English vocabulary together.

Les champions du monde: negation in the perfect tense

Lesson outcome