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French - What time did you get up?

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French daily routine introduction: asking what time someone got up, forming questions, and giving answers
Introduction to daily routine questions and answers
French daily routine reference: 22 tu/vous phrases from waking up to going to bed, plus je (I) forms 1–17
Vocabulary reference and first-person forms 1–17
French daily routine reference continues with negative forms; Exercise 1 begins with personal questions 1–7
Negative forms and Exercise 1, questions 1–7
French daily routine Exercise 1, questions 8–18: answer about shaving, getting dressed, meals, and work
Exercise 1 continues with questions 8–18
French daily routine practice: Exercise 1 questions 19–22 and Exercise 2 questions 1–6 to translate into French
Exercise 1 ends; English-to-French questions begin
French translation Exercise 2, questions 7–17: drying hair, shaving, getting dressed, breakfast, and lunch
Exercise 2 continues with questions 7–17
French daily routine practice: Exercise 2 questions 18–22 and Exercise 3 sentences 1–5 to translate into English
Exercise 2 ends; French-to-English sentences begin
English translation Exercise 3, sentences 6–16: French daily routines with times from 7:00 to 8:00
Exercise 3 continues with sentences 6–16
French daily routine practice: Exercise 3 sentences 17–22 and Exercise 4 sentences 1–4 to translate into French
Exercise 3 ends; English-to-French sentences begin
French translation Exercise 4, sentences 5–15: negative daily routines and morning times from 7:15 to 7:50
Exercise 4 continues with sentences 5–15
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It is assumed you are able to understand how to tell the time in French (ie. understand how the time is written using the 24 hour clock). 
In this worksheet you will find 22 questions (in both the 'tu' and 'vous' forms) to ask about someone's daily routines, along with possible answers in the 'je' form. It also explains the different ways you can create squestions, and how to make the answers negative. There are 4 exercises. Ex.1 and ex.2 cover the questions (French to English and English to French). Ex. 3 and ex.4 cover the answers (French to English and English to French). All necessary vocabulary is provided. Suitable for all levels of ability. Answers provided. 

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10 pages of examples, vocab and exercises, plus answer sheets.

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