Au boulot : extended writing and speaking
I can describe work scenarios using a range of new and revisited vocabulary and I can ask and answer questions about past events.
Au boulot : extended writing and speaking
I can describe work scenarios using a range of new and revisited vocabulary and I can ask and answer questions about past events.
These resources will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.
Lesson details
Vocabulary and transcripts for this lessons
Key learning points
- [au/eau] sounds like 'gauche', [ou] sounds like 'nous', [u] sounds like 'tu', [ch] sounds like 'chercher'.
- Extended reading texts can be exploited to enrich our vocabulary and use of complex structures.
- Writing task instructions must be read carefully and answers planned to ensure coverage of all the main points.
Keywords
Sound symbol correspondence - relationship between letters and their sounds (SSC)
Complex structures - a range of grammatical features that enable more detailed communication
Common misconception
[ch] is pronounced the same in French as it is in English.
[ch] is a softer sound in French and students will need directed practice in order to pronounce it correctly. It is more like the sound 'sh' in English.
Equipment
Mini whiteboard and pens are useful if possible for the quick checking tasks found throughout the lesson.
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