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French Indirect Object Pronouns and the Verb Falloir

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Falloir card 1: students translate "You (singular) have to vacuum" into French using passer and an indirect object pronoun
Opening card to model the il me/te faut pattern
Falloir translation card 2: students render "I need to be careful" in French using être and an indirect object pronoun
First-person practice for whole-class response
Falloir with a quantity, card 3: students translate "We need some milk" into French with an indirect object pronoun
Introduces quantity expressions with nous
Falloir card 4: students write "You (singular) have to go on vacation" in French using partir and an object pronoun
Partner practice: take turns saying the answer
Falloir card 5: students say "She needs to go to the dentist" in French, choosing the third-person pronoun with aller
Check that students pick lui for a third person
Falloir translation card 6: students translate "You (singular) have to stop smoking" into French using arrêter de fumer
Good prompt for discussing verb + de + infinitive
Falloir + infinitive, card 7: students translate "You need to sleep" with dormir and no indirect object pronoun
Contrast card: drop the pronoun for general need
Falloir + an object, card 8: students translate "You need money to buy bread" with no infinitive or indirect object pronoun
Shows il faut followed directly by a noun
Falloir + infinitive, card 9: students put "You need to come" into French using venir, omitting the indirect object pronoun
Quick oral check of the impersonal il faut form
Falloir with a number, card 10: students translate "I need 7 apples" into French with an indirect object pronoun
Closing card to review quantities before an exit task
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Foreign Languages, French

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Grade 9, 10, 11, 12

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This resource gives you everything you need to teach the French verb FALLOIR. Students will learn about present tense and indirect object pronouns through a helpful video and study cards. This download is equipped with a full lesson guide for the teacher.

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1 zip file with PDFs and .mp4

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French verb lesson falloir lesson guide verbs video indirect objects activity pronouns printable french verbs that take indirect objects falloir

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