1. Warm up What can you say to a friend who broke his/her leg playing sports to show your sympathy and to console the person. ( use a minimum of 4 different sentences )

2. Review: passé composé with avoir You use a form of avoir + the past participle To form past participles of –er verbs, drop -er from the infinitive and addd-é J’ai raté le bus To form past participle of –re verbs, drop –re from the infinitive and add –u Zut! On a pedu le match! To form past participle of –ir verbs, drop –ir from the infinitive and add –i: Enfin! On a fini! Many verbs have an irregular past participle, just as they do in English.

3. Some examples of verbs with irregular past participles: II a été collé aujourd’hui. (être) Vous avez fait vos devoirs? (faire) On a eu une interro. (avoir) J’ai reçu mon bulletin. (recevoir) Elle a pris un sandwich. (prendre) II a bu de l’eau. (boire) Tu as lu ce roman? (lire) On a vu un film hier. (voir)

4. Any Question for the quiz! Time for the Quiz…. Remove any thing on your desk, including any gadget (smart phone,….) Got you cheating, you get zero…even talking during quiz….

5. Changing Gear: vocabulary Each group of four students will receive a document and a set of pictures inside the envelope. Without looking on the textbook, each group will sort them up and match them to the sentences on the document.

6. Introduction to the passé composé with être You already know how to form the passé composé with avoir by using the present tense form of avoir and the past participle of the verb you want to use. However, some verbs use être instead of avoir as the helping verb in passé composé. Most of those verbs are verbs of motion, such as tomber, aller, arriver, and sortir. Using être as a helping verb (auxilary), the past participle has to agree with the subject of the verb.

7. je suis tombé(e) nous sommes tombé(e)s tu es tombé(e) vous êtes tombé(e)s Il/elle/on est tombé(e)s ils/elles sont tombé(e)s ** you will also use être to form the passé composé of all reflexive verbs. je me suis levé(e) nous nous somme levé(e)s tu t’es levé(e) vous vous êtes levé(e)s Il/elle/on s’est levé(e) ils/elles se sont levé(e)s * Do # 21 p. 140 * Do pp. 149-151 Act. 5-9/ or handouts **Sympathizing with and consoling someone To sympatize with someone: Oh là là! Oh no! C’est pas de chance, ça! Touch luck! Pauvre vieux/vieille! You poor thing!

8. To console someone: Courage! Hang in there! Ça va aller mieux. It’ll get better. T’en fais pas. Don’t worry. C’est pas grave. It’s not serious. Exit Ticket! On passé composé with être. Homework!