pronouncing one syllable more heavily than other syllables in a word

task B2 and B3

task C1 -1

task C1 -2

task C1 -3

task C1 -4

task C1 -5

task C1 -6

task C1 -7

task C2 -1

task C2 -2

task C2 -3

task C2 -4

task C2 -5

task C2 -6

Des monuments historiques : 'il y a' and 'il n'y a pas'

French

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. 

Travel and tourism: La France est belle!

Match the French vocabulary below to the correct English meanings. 

There is a map of France but there isn't a map of Africa. 

There is a map of Africa and there is a map of France. 

There is a map of Africa but there isn't a map of France. 

What is the correct English translation of the following sentence? 'Il y a une carte d'Afrique mais il n'y a pas de carte de France.'

If a word ends in a consonant + -re or -res, the stress of the word moves to ...

Which article(s) always follow 'il n'y a pas' to say what there isn't or aren't. 

Which of these words have a slight stress on the final syllable?

Translate the following sentence into French: 'There are not any museums.'

Match the French articles to the correct English meanings. 

What is missing from the following list? 'Le nord, le sud, l'ouest et {{}}.'

Match these -ir verbs to their English meanings. 

Which syllable in French words usually has slightly more emphasis than others?

Starter Quiz