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100 French Regular Verbs Passé Composé Audio Drill

100 French Regular Verbs Passé Composé Audio Drill preview
100 French Regular Verbs Passé Composé Audio Drill preview
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Passé composé drill, items 1-18: students hear an infinitive and pronoun, then say the form, e.g. finir + je = j'ai fini
Drill directions and first items; students answer aloud
Passé composé items 19-44: infinitive with meaning, subject pronoun and correct form, from vomir to rôtir
Second set of items for the audio drill
Passé composé items 45-70: students conjugate regular -er, -ir and -re verbs with je, tu, il, nous, vous, ils
Third set; answers let the teacher check responses
Passé composé items 71-96: practice conjugating verbs such as attendre, fleurir and chanter after each pronoun
Fourth set for continued speed practice
Final passé composé items 97-100: pardonner, raconter, obéir and ramasser with pronouns and answers
Last four items; copyright line at the foot
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Improve Students' French Listening and Speaking Skills with 100 Regular Verbs in the Passé Composé This 17-minute audio recording by a native French speaker helps students practice 100 common regular verbs in the passé composé with avoir. The mp3 file is perfect for the language lab or classroom listening exercises to boost comprehension and speaking abilities. Students will hear each regular -ER, -IR, and -RE verb in its basic form followed by a subject pronoun, then have 5 seconds to respond before the correct answer plays. An answer key, student response sheet, and 5 useful activity ideas are included, like written exercises, whiteboard work, bell ringers, and a fun group game to review passé composé conjugation. With no numbered verbs, you can use the entire recording or pick sections to help students repeatedly drill these basics at their own pace. It's great for advanced learners needing review or students who struggle so they can practice French verbs while commuting.

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