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https://www.laits.utexas.edu/fi/

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PiXL Independence - MFL - GCSE - FRENCH - STUDENT BOOKLET

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New resources on Kerboodle - find the vocabulary builders for each unit

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This is great for practising pronunciation http://ielanguages.com/frlistening.html

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https://www.memrise.com/course/634573/advanced-french-essay-writing-vocabulary/1/

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https://www.frenchtoday.com/blog/french-vocabulary/linking-words-6

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https://www.audio-lingua.eu/spip.php?rubrique1&lang=fr

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https://www.memrise.com/group/218589/ Join the class and subscribe with your full name so I can identify your points progress.
Download the app on your phone.
When you could be using memrise:
On the bus
When you are following your parents round the supermarket
on a Saturday morning
When you turned up early for karate/dance/pottery class
When you are being forced to watch what your family wants on TV and it's boring
At lunch time if you've been left on your own to eat your sandwiches
And many other silly scenarios...

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Use sheet 2 or 3

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For grammar practice games  http://www.language-gym.com/#/

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Update contents pages
Underline titles and dates
React to my comments on your work where appropriate
Revise vocabulary and grammar regularly during the week

Go on Kerboodle to revise stuff we've done before: make notes on pages, reattempt listening exercises.

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French adjectives that go before the nouns they describe

Adjectives that refer to some specific qualities must precede the noun they describe instead of following it. The qualities they describe can be summarized by the acronym BAGS:

B for beauty: beau (beautiful), joli (pretty)

A for age: jeune (young),vieux(old),nouveau(new)

G for goodness: bon (good), meilleur (better), mauvais (bad), gentil (kind)

S for size: petit (small), haut (high), gros (fat)

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| m. sing. | f. sing. | plural
my  | mon | ma | mes
your (sing.)  | ton | ta | tes
his / her / its | son | sa | ses
our  | notre | notre | nos
your (pl.) | votre | votre | vos
their  | leur | leur | leurs

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Verb = Stem
être = ser ___
avoir = aur ___
devoir = devr ___
venir = viendr ___
voir = verr ___
aller = ir ___
faire = fer ___
pouvoir = pourr ___
savoir = saur ___
vouloir = voudr ___
falloir = faudr ___
pleuvoir = pleuvr ___
mourir = mourr ___

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•What are they?

Me (me)
Te (you)
Le (him)
La (her)
L' (him or her before an adjective)
Nous (us)
Vous (you plural)
Les (them)

•What do they replace?

The person or thing doing the action so that you don’t repeat the same thing.

•E.g. Have you seen Wally? - No, I haven’t seen Wally, I saw Wally yesterday though. I asked Wally what he was having for lunch. I also asked Wally if he was thinking of changing his outfit any time soon.

•Where do you put them?

BEFORE the verb!

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FUTURE ENDINGS

Je parlerai - I will speak

Tu parleras - You will speak

Il/elle/on parlera - He/she/one will speak

Nous parlerons - We will speak

Vous parlerez - You (plural) will speak

Ils/elles parleront - They will speak
*For infinitives that end in RE, remove the E before adding the ending.

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ZERO EFFORT CHANGES
•Change the language of your Facebook/Instagram account to French

•Change your phone into French

•Next time you watch a DVD, put French subtitles on
SMALL EFFORT CHANGES
Watch films you know really well (e.g. Disney films) in French with French subtitles

Listen to French music

Read books in French (you could start with something that you know such as Harry Potter)