WILF: BEING ABLE TO WRITE A PARAGRAPH IN THE PAST FOR A GRADE C

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WILF: BEING ABLE TO WRITE A PARAGRAPH IN THE PAST FOR A GRADE C WALT: TO TALK ABOUT WHAT OTHER PEOPLE HAVE DONE IN THE PAST USING THE VERB ‘ÊTRE’ WILF: BEING ABLE TO WRITE A PARAGRAPH IN THE PAST FOR A GRADE C Translate into French: You played tennis She worked in the garden They won at cards I sold my bike Extension: Add opinions in the past to the sentences

Extension: Translate each one into English. Look at the 10 phrases a – j. Find the 2 correct phrases for each person and write them out. Extension: Translate each one into English.

RECAP… Je suis allé(e) au football In the past tense, there is a subject, an auxiliary verb and a past participle. Je suis allé(e) au football subject (Je) auxiliary verb past participle (allé) (suis)

Le verbe être Extension: form three sentences using the verbs ‘aller’, ‘arriver’ and ‘rester

Writing PREPARE A PARAGRAPH ON WHAT YOU DID YESTERDAY (YOU CAN MAKE IT UP) USING THE PAST TENSE THEN WRITE THE EXACT SAME FOR YOUR BEST FRIEND AND WHAT THEY DID YESTERDAY (AGAIN YOU CAN MAKE IT UP)