La vie quotidienne ici et ailleurs : extended speaking and writing
I can compare daily life in different countries in speaking and writing, using prepositions and emphatic pronouns.
La vie quotidienne ici et ailleurs : extended speaking and writing
I can compare daily life in different countries in speaking and writing, using prepositions and emphatic pronouns.
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Key learning points
- moi, toi, lui, elle, eux, and elles are used to mean me, you, him, her, and them as emphatic pronouns.
- Emphatic pronouns can also be used after a comparative e.g. Il est plus sérieux que toi.
- Planning a speaking task answer carefully, pre-rehearsal and immediate repetition of the task improve performance.
Keywords
Comparative - a form of adjective or adverb used to compare people, things or ideas
Emphatic pronoun - a word used to emphasise a person, or when the pronoun stands alone
Common misconception
'Elle' only means she and 'elles' only means they when naming a group of girls or women.
When used as emphatic pronouns, 'elle' means her and 'elles' means them.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
Je vais souvent en ville.
Je suis allé(e) en ville.
J'allais en ville.
Je voudrais aller en ville.
Je vais aller en ville.
Exit quiz
5 Questions
me
you
him
her
them (m)
them (f)