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French Indirect Object Pronouns and the Verb Falloir

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Study card 1: translate 'You (singular) have to vacuum' using falloir and an indirect object pronoun.
Card 1: Falloir with an indirect object pronoun
Study card 2: translate 'I need to be careful' using falloir, an indirect object pronoun, and être (to be).
Card 2: Expressing a need to be careful
Study card 3: translate 'We need some milk' using falloir, a quantity, and an indirect object pronoun.
Card 3: Falloir with a quantity of milk
Study card 4: translate 'You (singular) have to go on vacation' using falloir and an indirect object pronoun.
Card 4: Expressing a need to go on vacation
Study card 5: translate 'She needs to go to the dentist' using falloir and an indirect object pronoun.
Card 5: Expressing a need to visit the dentist
Study card 6: translate 'You (singular) have to stop smoking' using falloir and an indirect object pronoun.
Card 6: Falloir with arrêter de fumer
Study card 7: translate 'You need to sleep' using falloir plus dormir (to sleep), without an indirect object pronoun.
Card 7: Falloir plus an infinitive for sleeping
Study card 8: translate 'You need money to buy bread' using falloir plus an object, without an indirect pronoun.
Card 8: Falloir plus an object for needing money
Study card 9: translate 'You need to come' using falloir plus venir (to come), without an indirect object pronoun.
Card 9: Falloir plus the infinitive venir
Study card 10: translate 'I need 7 apples' using falloir, a quantity, and an indirect object pronoun.
Card 10: Falloir with a quantity of seven apples
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Foreign Languages, French

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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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