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French: The Game of 7 Families | Present Tenses AVOIR Expressions

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French game cards 1–4: J’ai soif, Tu as soif, Il a soif and Nous avons soif (being thirsty).
Cards 1–4: first four cards in the soif family
French game cards 5–8: Vous avez soif, Ils ont soif (being thirsty) and two faim (hunger) questions.
Cards 5–8: soif ends and faim begins
French game cards 9–12: Est-ce qu’il a faim? and hunger questions using nous avons, vous avez and ils ont.
Cards 9–12: remaining four faim questions
French game cards 13–16: Je n’ai pas peur (I am not afraid) and negative peur statements with tu, il and nous.
Cards 13–16: first four cards in the peur family
French game cards 17–20: Vous n’avez pas peur, Ils n’ont pas peur (not afraid), J’ai chaud and Tu as chaud (hot).
Cards 17–20: peur ends and chaud begins
French game cards 21–24: Il a chaud, Nous avons chaud, Vous avez chaud and Ils ont chaud (feeling hot).
Cards 21–24: remaining four chaud statements
French game cards 25–28: Est-ce que j’ai froid? (Am I cold?) and froid questions with tu, il and nous.
Cards 25–28: first four cards in the froid family
French game cards 29–32: froid (feeling cold) questions with vous and ils; je and tu deny being right.
Cards 29–32: froid ends and raison begins
French game cards 33–36: Il n’a pas raison (He is not right) and negative raison statements with nous, vous, ils.
Cards 33–36: remaining four raison statements
French game cards 37–40: J’ai tort, Tu as tort, Il a tort and Nous avons tort (being wrong).
Cards 37–40: first four cards in the tort family
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French: The Game of 7 Families | Present Tenses AVOIR Expressions is an engaging card game that helps high school French students master present tense avoir expressions. Players try to collect complete "families" of cards by asking each other questions that elicit the expressions. With 7 families and 6 cards per family, this printable PDF game promotes peer interaction as students quiz each other on 42 key vocabulary terms. Teachers can use this quick and easy game for individual practice, small groups, or even whole-class review. By repeatedly producing the expressions in a fun, low-stakes environment, students gain fluency with this essential grammar concept. With comprehensive instructions included, this supplemental resource works well for in-class activities, homework practice, or test prep.

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