Une orientation qui m'attire : extended writing and speaking
I can understand descriptions of a range of different jobs and express my interests and wishes for a future career.
Une orientation qui m'attire : extended writing and speaking
I can understand descriptions of a range of different jobs and express my interests and wishes for a future career.
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Key learning points
- Modal verbs and the conditional with vouloir are helpful for describing work tasks and future career hopes and plans.
- The conditional with vouloir can be used to personalise your writing and speaking.
- Creating a checklist for range of language and another for accuracy can enhance the quality of extended writing.
- When developing a personal response it's helpful to use reference materials to look up new vocabulary.
Keywords
Modal verb - verb of necessity or possibility used with a 2nd verb in infinitive e.g. must, can, want
Conditional - describes what could or would happen under certain conditions
Common misconception
Verbs with 'de' e.g. 'persuader de', 'conseiller de' do not need to be followed by a second verb in its infinitive form.
All French verbs with 'de' are always followed by a second verb in its infinitive form. There may be a preposition or an object pronoun between the two verbs but a second verb in its infinitive form will always follow.
Equipment
Mini whiteboard and pen, dictionary or other reference source
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
to smile
smiles
smiled
to laugh
laughs
laughed
veux
voudrait
pouvons
savez
doivent
Exit quiz
5 Questions
job, work
training
disadvantage
stage, step
to wish, wishing
to hope, hoping