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1 DESCRIBING THE TOWN YOU LIVE IN House and Home Lesson 3

2 CULTUROSCOPE France is divided into 95 “départements”. Many are named after mountains (le jura, les pyrénées), rivers, estuaries, coastlines and other land characteristics. They are numbered 01-95 in mostly alphabetical order. These numbers appear in postcodes and on car number plates.

3 Map of the French départements

4 VOCABULARY C’est comment – What is it like? Beau / Belle – Beautiful / lovely Calme – quiet Beaucoup – many / lots C’est – it is Assez – quite Trés – very Trop – too Un quartier – area / district C’est trop moderne!!

5 VOCABULARY - Adjectives Ancienne – old Animée – lively Historique – historic Touristique – touristy Interessante – interesting Agréable – pleasant Joli (e) – pretty / nice Moderne – modern C’est une ville ___________ __ = It is a _________ town

6 Saying what a place is like…. 1 – It is23 - AdjectiveENGLISH C’estAssezPetitIt is quite small C’estTrèsCalmeIt is very quiet C’estTropModerneIt is too modern IT IS….. 1. It is not23 – AdjectiveENGLISH Ce n’est pasTrèsAgrèableIt is not very nice IT IS NOT…

7 YOUR TURN….  COMPLETE THE WORKSHEET : “Where we live..”  SOME USEFUL ADJECTIVES HAVE BEEN INCLUDED ON YOUR SHEET TO ASSIST YOU IN YOUR EXPLANATION. LOOK BACK IN YOUR VOCAB FOR EXTRA ASSISTANCE.

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