GCSE French Vocabulary Foundation Tier Reading 2004 PPT2.

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GCSE French Vocabulary Foundation Tier Reading 2004 PPT2

There are 27 vocabulary slides in this presentation. Run through them a couple of times saying each one out loud to yourself– then use the PowerPoint again to test yourself.

louer [loo-ay ] to rent/hire

disponible [dees-pon-nee-bluh] available

de la place [duh la plass] room/space

à pied [ah pee-ay] on foot

en hiver [on ee-vair] in winter

en été [on ay-tay] in summer

toute l’année [toot lan-nay] all year

ski nautique [skee nor-teek] water ski-ing

voile [vwal] sailing

natation [na-tass-see-yon] swimming

en face [on fass] opposite

autocar [or-tow-car] coach

libre [leeb-ruh] free

n’oubliez pas [noo-blee-ay pah] don’t forget

seul [surl] alone

affaires [a-fair] things/belongings

prudent [proo-don] careful

élèves [ay-lev] pupils

apporter [a-por-tay] to bring

en car [on car] by coach

il faut [eel foe] it is necessary / you must

assis [ass-see] sitting down

copain [co-pahn] friend

fumer [foo-may] to smoke

perdre [pair-druh] to lose

tard [tar] late

tôt [toe] early