Task A 1

Task A 2

Task A 3

Task A 4

words with the same meaning and same or similar spelling in English and French

a word that links two ideas like 'and' or 'but'

Task B2 -1

Task B2 -2

Task B2 -3

Task B2 -4

Task B2 -5

Task B2 -6

Task C1 -1

Task C1 -2

Task C1 -3

Task C1 -4

Task C1 -5

Task C1 -6

Describe a person or thing: être 1st and 3rd persons singular

French

In this unit  pupils use the singular forms of 'être' in order to meet and greet friends and to ask and answer questions. Regular high frequency adjectives in masculine and feminine forms are used to describe friends. The Silent Final Consonant is introduced along with the SSCs a, i and eu.

Greeting: singular  'être' and regular adjectives

A word that looks similar in French and English but means something different.

A French word whose meaning cannot be recognised from its spelling.

A word that looks similar in French and English and has the same meaning.

The same sound as we hear at the start of the word easy?

The same sound as we hear at the start of the word egg?

The same sound as we hear at the start of the word ill?

Which is the missing word? Elle {{}} grande et calme.

Which is the missing word? {{}} est petit et méchant.

Which is the conjunction in this sentence? Il est intelligent mais triste.

Which words have a Silent Final Consonant (SFC)?

Which English word matches each French word?

Which words can be used to describe a female?

Which word is missing from this sentence? {{}} suis anglais.

Which word is missing from this sentence? Tu {{}} français.

Write this sentence completely in French: Je am petite and English.

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

Describe a person or thing: être 1st and 3rd persons singular

Lesson outcome

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