Talking about what someone else does vs what people do in general (Part 1/2)
Talking about what someone else does vs what people do in general (Part 1/2)
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will practise using the possessive adjectives 'son, sa, ses'.
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12 Questions
Q1.
Pourquoi?
How?
What?
Q2.
Comment?
How many?
Which?
Q3.
Est-ce que..?
What?
Where
Q4.
Que...?
Who?
Why?
Q5.
Tu fais
He listens
I do
Q6.
une farce
a cake
a festival
Q7.
Combien?
How?
What?
Q8.
étudier
to learn
to watch
Q9.
Qu'est-ce que ....?
How?
Where?
Q10.
Quel?
What?
Who?
Q11.
Tu vas
You do
You visit
Q12.
Où
What?
Why?
12 Questions
Q1.
What does 'organiser' mean?
I organise
you organise
Q2.
What does 'chacun' mean?
birthday
everywhere
Q3.
What does 'anniversaire' mean?
anniversary
celebration
Q4.
How do we write 'August' in French?
aout
Août
Q5.
How do we write 'December' in French?
decembre
Décembre
Q6.
How do we write 'July' in French?
Juillet
julliet
Q7.
How do we write 'September' in French?
september
Septembre
Q8.
How do we write 'November' in French?
november
Novembre
Q9.
How do we write 'October' in French?
october
Octobre
Q10.
What does 'général' mean?
general when describing a feminine singular noun
general when describing a masculine plural noun
Q11.
What does 'nationale' mean?
national when describing a feminine plural noun
national when describing a masculine singular noun
Q12.
What does 'partout' mean?
nowhere
somewhere