Putting together all of the learning from this unit
In this lesson, we will bring together all of the learning from Unit 2.
Putting together all of the learning from this unit
In this lesson, we will bring together all of the learning from Unit 2.
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- saying your name, your age, your nationality, the country you live in and the language you speak
- Using negative verb forms to say where you don't live, which nationality you aren't and which language you don't speak
- negative verb forms using ne...pas (je ne parle pas, je n'habite pas, je ne suis pas)
- conjugation of regular -ER verb (j'habite, je parle)
- adjectival agreement (en >enne)
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5 Questions
Q1.
What 2 words do we need to say "not" or "don't" in French?
do & not
je & suis
Q2.
How do you say "I am not" in French?
J'ai 9 ans.
Je ne parle pas français.
Q3.
What does "je n'habite pas au Canada" mean?
I am not Canadian.
I don't speak English.
Q4.
Who can say "je suis belge"?
only a boy
only a girl
Q5.
Je ne suis pas française - who can say this?
a boy or a girl
only a boy
5 Questions
Q1.
How do you ask "what is your nationality" in French?
Je suis britannique.
Où habites-tu ?
Q2.
How do you ask "what language do you speak?" in French?
Je m'appelle Laure.
Où habites-tu ?
Q3.
How do you ask "where do you live" in French?
Comment t'appelles-tu ?
Tu es de quelle nationalité ?
Q4.
Which is a correct answer to this question - Tu es de quelle nationalité ?
J'ai 10 ans.
Je parle anglais.
Q5.
Which is a correct answer to this question - Où habites-tu ?
Je parle français
Je suis sénégalaise.