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What people do: 'faire', meaning 'go'

French

In this unit, pupils revisit the verb faire, with meanings other than 'do' or 'make'. Pupils use singular forms of -er verbs with new high frequency vocabulary to talk about activities. They use two-verb structures with 'aimer' and practise the sound spelling links ch, ç, ai, oi, -tion and -ien. 

Activities: singular verbs in the present tense

Tick the words with the [ch] sound and [SFC].

Match the French verb forms below to the correct English translations.

Match the 'faire' phrases below to the correct English translations.

Fill in the gap to complete the following sentence: 'Je fais __________.' (I make the bed.)

Sort the words below into the correct order to translate the following sentence into French: 'I'm doing the cooking and he's doing homework.'

'Faire' usually means 'to do/make', but in the following expressions, we translate it as {{}}: 'faire un voyage, faire les magasins, faire une promenade'.

Match the conjunctions and adverbs below to the correct English translations.

Sort the verbs below into the following order: 'to listen', 'to speak', 'to read', 'to write', 'to be'.

Sort the words below into the correct order to translate the following sentence into French: 'The boy speaks French, the girl speaks English.' 

True or false? In French, you use your intonation to ask yes/no questions.

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