French: Pronunciation Practice- Part 2
Teaches French pronunciation rules for seven consonant letters (c, g, l, p, q, s, t) with audio practice, aimed at intermediate-to-advanced French learners.
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Teaches French pronunciation rules for seven consonant letters (c, g, l, p, q, s, t) with audio practice, aimed at intermediate-to-advanced French learners.
Revise the grammar concept of French nouns, including gender identification and forming plurals.
Revise describing physical appearance and personality in French, including correct use of the verbs AVOIR and ÊTRE.
Revise expressing opinions in French, including likes/dislikes and reasons for opinions.
Revise French numbers, focused on reading and using numbers 1-100 in context.
Revise food vocabulary and the topic of eating at a restaurant in French, including ordering and talking about a past meal.
Revise talking about future plans in French, focused on structuring the near future tense and discussing family/personal trends.
Introduce students to France's geography, history, government, economy, and culture, with some basic French vocabulary, through an informational presentation.
Revise free-time vocabulary in French, focused on music, TV and cinema, and practice expressing likes/dislikes about these topics.
Revise family-member vocabulary and possessive adjectives in French, and practice describing relationships with family and friends.
Revise how to form and ask closed (yes/no) and open questions in French (Les Questions), including three question-formation registers.
Revise the topic of pocket money in French, covering how much students receive, what they do to earn it, and how they spend it.
A multi-part activity set reviewing the French alphabet through a writing activity, a listening activity, and a paired speaking practice ('Comment ça s'écrit?'), for students who already know some French vocabulary.