Starter quiz
- Match the French and the English
- ça va⇔it's going OK ✓
- bien⇔well ✓
- mal⇔bad, badly ✓
- oui⇔yes ✓
- non⇔no ✓
- au revoir⇔goodbye ✓
- Is the SSC/sound [an/en] a nasal sound or an oral sound?
- 'nasal sound' ✓
- Choose the correct adjective.
- intelligent
- calme
- amusant
- malade
- méchant ✓
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- Fill in the blank. ______ est amusante.
- Je
- Tu
- Il
- Elle ✓
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- Which of these adjectives do not change in the masculine or feminine forms?
- triste ✓
- petite
- grande
- calme ✓
- malade ✓
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- Which of the following sentences are written incorrectly?
- Ça va mal! ✓
- Ça va mal !
- Ça va ?
- Ça va bien! ✓
- Il est petit? ✓
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Exit quiz
- Which is the odd one out?
- jeu
- deux
- peu
- enfant ✓
- jeudi
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- Put the days of the week in order, starting with Monday.
- 1⇔lundi
- 2⇔mardi
- 3⇔mercredi
- 4⇔jeudi
- 5⇔vendredi
- 6⇔samedi
- 7⇔dimanche
- True or false? The first day of the week in Haiti is Monday.
- 'false' ✓
- What does 'c'est' mean?
- it is ✓
- he is
- she is
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- What does 'aujourd'hui' mean in English?
- 'today' ✓
- It is 9pm on Tuesday in Haiti. What day is it in France?
- lundi
- mardi
- mercredi ✓
- jeudi
- vendredi
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- The sound-symbol correspondence [eu] sounds like the 'eu' in 'jeudi', Thursday.
- 'C'est' is part of the verb 'être' combined with 'ce' and means 'it is'; it is used to say what day of the week it is.
- Practising new language in a song can be an effective way to embed it in long term memory.
Common misconception
Days of the week start with a capital letter in French, as in English.
Days of the week start with a lowercase letter in French, unless at the start of a sentence.
Keywords
Eu - pronounced as in 'jeudi'
C'est - from the verb être meaning it is
Intonation - the rise and fall of the voice in speaking
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