L2:CH5 EXERCICES. EXERCICE 1: BAD DAY PRESENT TENSE 1. We’re having a bad day. 2. She does not hear the alarm. 3. He misses the bus. 4. I fall and I rip.

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L2:CH5 EXERCICES

EXERCICE 1: BAD DAY PRESENT TENSE 1. We’re having a bad day. 2. She does not hear the alarm. 3. He misses the bus. 4. I fall and I rip my jeans.

EXERCICE 1: BAD DAY PRESENT TENSE 5. We arrive late to school. 6. The teacher gives back the tests. 7. They (mixed) have a bad grade. 8. We have detention.

EXERCICE 2: PASSÉ COMPOSÉ 1. Je / avoir 2. Tu / manger 3. Il / être 4. Nous / faire 5. Vous / prendre 6. Ils / boire 7. Je / lire 8. Tu / recevoir

EXERCICE 3: PC with etre 1. He arrived. 2. She went out. 3. They (masculine) left. 4. I (feminine) fell down. 5. We (feminine) went.

EXERCICE 4: Passé composé with reflexive verbs 1. She washed her hair. 2. I (m) did not get dressed. 3. We (f) went on a walk. 4. He got up.

EXERCICE 4: Passé composé with reflexive verbs 5. They (m) went to bed. 6. You (inf, f.) went swimming. 7. We (m) did not have fun.

EXERCICE 5: DIALOGUE In a group of 3 or 4, create a conversation. Person 1 is the mom, who asks about her children’s days. Person 2 is the child who had a bad day Person 3 is the child who had a good day Person 4* is the dad, who also asks questions Use school day vocab & inquiring vocab Present to the class! * Person 4 is only for groups of 4.

EXERCICE 6: Talking About What You’re Good & Bad At EX: J’ai du mal à comprendre l’algèbre!

EXERCICE 6: Talking About What You’re Good & Bad At 1.

EXERCICE 6: Talking About What You’re Good & Bad At 2.

EXERCICE 6: Talking About What You’re Good & Bad At 3.

EXERCICE 6: Talking About What You’re Good & Bad At 4.

EXERCICE 7: Mixed 1. He brushed his teeth. 2. I am not brushing my teeth. 3. You (formal, plural, feminine) got dressed. 4. You (formal, plural, masculine) did not get dressed. 5. They (masculine) took the baguette. 6. He drank the Perrier.

EXERCICE 7: Mixed 7. She did not go out. 8. Did he leave? 9. I (feminine) had fun. 10. You (singular, feminine) did not have fun. 11. He made the bed. 12. I ripped my pants!