Je voudrais postuler : extended speaking, role-play
I can ask and answer questions in a role-play scenario applying for a part time job, using a range of language and the formal register.
Je voudrais postuler : extended speaking, role-play
I can ask and answer questions in a role-play scenario applying for a part time job, using a range of language and the formal register.
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Key learning points
- The imperative is used in a wide range of scenarios such as recipe instructions, job adverts and giving commands.
- Using the imperative in conversation enables the speaker to give instructions and advice.
- In a role-play scenario it is important to consider who you are talking to, and whether to use the 'tu' or 'vous' form.
- Planning a speaking task answer carefully, pre-rehearsal, and immediate repetition of the task improve performance.
Keywords
Imperative - a mood used to tell somebody to do something or give instructions or commands
Common misconception
The 'vous' form of address is only used for plural situations.
In formal situations, it is essential to address somebody as 'vous' in order to be polite and to show respect. Careful consideration of the context of a conversation is very important.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
to see, seeing
See! (informal singular)
Let's see!
See! (plural, formal singular)
hair
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field
seriously
twin
carer
Exit quiz
6 Questions
herself
themselves (fpl)
themselves (mpl)
ourselves
yourself
himself