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Unité 3 L’école
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Subjects/Pronouns je/j’ = I tu = you (singular AND informal) il = he (it) elle = she (it) on= one/we/people nous = we vous= you (formal OR plural) ils = they (masculine) elles = they (feminine )
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Which pronoun would you use for the person or people in the pictures? il, elle, ils, elles
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Pronouns are also used for things il is used to replace a masculine noun le livre - il elle is used to replace a feminine noun la chaise - elle ils is used to replace a group of masculine nouns les écouteurs - ils elles is used to replace a group of feminine nouns les gommes - elles
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Use il, elle, ils, or elles for the pictures you see
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tu vs. vous Use tu with : a friend a peer a family member a pet a child Use vous with : a teacher an adult you don’t know two or more friends a group of people
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Tu or Vous?
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Verbs Verbs are action words. In French, new verbs are given in the infinitive. The infinitive is the base form of the verb It has the word “to” in the definition
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Present tense What is happening right now What happens What does happen on a regular basis
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3 categories of verbs -er verbs -re verbs -ir verbs
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White board activity
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- er verbs you know étudier = to study adorer = to adore regarder = to watch nager = to swim préférer = to prefer détester = to hate jouer = to play danser = to dance skier = to ski parler = to speak manger = to eat écouter = to listen to téléphoner = to talk on the phone/to call envoyer = to send aimer= to like/to love
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conjugate To change the verb to match the subject We do this in English, but not as much as we do in French I speak You speak He speaks
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2 types of verbs Regular verbs Follow a specific pattern to conjugate Irregular verbs There’s no real pattern to conjugate
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To conjugate regular –er verbs in the present tense 1. Take off the infinitive ending (-er) danser 2. Find the stem (whatever is left after taking off the infinitive ending) danser 3. Add the correct ending to match the subject je – e tu – es il/elle/on – e nous – ons vous – ez ils/elles -ent
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The only endings that are pronounced are –ons and –ez. The other endings are silent.
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un exemple je danse tu danses il danse elle danse on danse nous dansons vous dansez ils dansent elles dansent
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Entrée le 31 octobre: Conjugate the following verbs with all of the subjects jouer regarder chanter parler
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Other –er verbs habiter – to live changer – to change payer = to pay dîner – to have dinner trouver – to find porter- to wear passer – to show (a movie) visiter – to visit penser – to think dessiner – to draw entrer – to enter donner – to give travailler – to work voyager- to travel
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Verbs that end in -ger Keep the ‘e’ on before adding the –ons ONLY for nous Nous nageons. Nous mangeons.
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Verbs that end in -yer Change the ‘y’ to ‘i’ in everything but nous and vous je paie tu paies il / elle / on paie nous payons vous payez ils / elles paient
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To make a sentence negative Add ne before the conjugated verb and pas after Je ne danse pas. Tu ne chantes pas bien. Nous ne parlons pas espagnol.
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Change ne to n’ before a vowel Je n’aime pas chanter. Claire n’étudie pas beaucoup. Vous n’écoutez pas le jazz?
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Je vais au…= I go to….. Je suis de …= I am in …… grade.
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Entrée le 10 novembre Translate the following sentences into French. 1. I play tennis. 2. We are not watching a movie. 3. Marc likes to sing. 4. Do you (familiar) eat pizza? 5. Claire and Paul do not dance.
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Je n’ai pas Il n’y a pas
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Indefinite articles in the negative When a sentence becomes negative, replace the indefinite articles with de or d’. J’ai un stylo. Je n’ai pas de stylo. Tu as un ordinateur? Non, je n’ai pas d’ordinateur.
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Tu as des crayons? Non, je n’ai pas de crayons.
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