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Where they go: 'aller' plural persons, prepositions 'à', 'en', 'chez'

French

In this unit, pupils add the plural forms of 'aller' to their verb lexicon. They apply this when using à, 'en'  and 'chez' for to' in different contexts. Pupils reactivate '-er verbs and mostly known vocabulary in extended reading and writing tasks about famous French people.  [en,an] is revisited.

Places and people: plural 'aller' and -ER present tense verbs

Match the plural forms of the verb 'aller' to the English.

Fill in the gap with one of the options below: To say 'to' a feminine country in French we use ... ?

Which preposition do we use to express 'to' someone's house or place?

Match up the two halves of the French translation for the following mini sentences.
He is going to Sophie's house. They (f) are going to France. I am going to town. You (plural) go to Birmingham.

Match the forms of 'aller' with their alternative descriptions.

Match the singular forms of the verb 'aller' with the English.

Which preposition do we need before towns and cities to express 'to, at'?

Which of these is the 1st person plural of the verb 'aller'?

Match the form of 'aller' with its correct alternative name.

Why do we pronounce the first 's' of 'nous allons'?

Match the correct option for 'to' or 'to the' in French to a suitable noun. 

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