Starter quiz
- Which of these words are verbs?
- bouteille
- chien
- être ✓
- écrire ✓
- cheval
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- Which of these words are nouns?
- écouter
- ballon ✓
- répèter
- peluche ✓
- parler
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- True or false? French days of the week do not start with a capital letter unless they are at the beginning of a sentence.
- True ✓
- False
- Match the French singular pronouns to the French.
- je/j'⇔I ✓
- tu⇔you ✓
- il⇔he ✓
- elle⇔she ✓
- Match the English to the French.
- un stylo⇔a pen ✓
- un sac⇔a bag ✓
- un chien⇔a dog ✓
- une peluche⇔a cuddly toy ✓
- un jeu⇔a game ✓
- un cahier⇔an exercise book ✓
- What is intonation?
- When you use a question word like 'quoi'.
- When you raise or lower your voice in speaking. ✓
- When you pronounce the silent final consonant.
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Exit quiz
- What is the correct order of the days of the week in French?
- mardi, lundi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi, samedi, dimanche.
- lundi, mardi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi, dimanche, samedi.
- lundi, mercredi, samedi, jeudi, mardi, dimanche, vendredi.
- lundi, mardi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi, samedi, dimanche. ✓
- lundi, mardi, mercredi, vendredi, jeudi, samedi, dimanche.
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- C'est mardi ?
- Oui, aujourd'hui c'est mardi.
- Non, aujourd'hui c'est vendredi.
- Non, aujourd'hui c'est lundi.
- Non, aujourd'hui c'est mercredi. ✓
- Non, aujourd'hui c'est jeudi.
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- What does 'avoir' mean in English?
- to be
- to have ✓
- to listen
- to write
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- Match the English to the French.
- j'ai⇔I have ✓
- il a⇔he has ✓
- elle a⇔she has ✓
- Match the English to the French.
- J'ai un stylo.⇔I have a pen. ✓
- Il a une peluche.⇔He has a cuddly toy. ✓
- Elle a un cahier.⇔She has an exercise book. ✓
- J'ai une orange.⇔I have an orange. ✓
- Il a une bouteille.⇔He has a bottle. ✓
- Elle a un jeu.⇔She has a game. ✓
- 'Il a un stylo', 'elle a un sac'. What is the verb in these two sentences?
- il/elle
- a ✓
- un
- stylo/sac
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Revise the days of the week by listening to a song.
- Use intonation to ask and answer what day of the week it is with 'aujourd'hui' and c'est'.
- The verb 'avoir' means 'to have'. 'J'ai' means I have, 'il a' means he has and 'elle a' means 'she has'.
- These verbs are used with nouns and their indefinite articles to say what I and someone else has.
Common misconception
I can use 'avoir' as it is with any pronoun to mean 'have' or 'has' in French.
You have to use the different forms of 'avoir' depending on who you are talking about. For I have it is 'j'ai', for he has it is 'il a' for she has it is 'elle a'.
Keywords
Avoir - French verb meaning to have
J'ai - French verb meaning I have
Il a - French verb meaning he has
Elle a - French verb meaning she has
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