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For any exercises you do from the digital book - these are the answers

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For any exercises you do from the digital book - these are the answers

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All of the worksheet answers for all units Foundation to Higher

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https://www.laits.utexas.edu/fi/
https://www.audio-lingua.eu/?lang=fr
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI4xp8qHD1MDErkqxb1dPbA (have a look through the videos: the presenter speaks very clearly - try and pick a suitable level of podcast)

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conjuguemos.com
tolearnfree.com

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Indila
Coeur de pirate
Angele
Stromae
Claudio Capeo
Frero Delavega
Zaz
Sorpano
Boulevard des airs
Kenji Girac
L.E.J
Gims
Indochine

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Don't forget - you are meant to do at least 5,000 points a week

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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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| 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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PiXL Independence - MFL - GCSE - FRENCH - STUDENT BOOKLET

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https://www.jetpunk.com/quizzes/french-food-words-quiz
https://www.jetpunk.com/quizzes/french-speaking-countries-quiz
https://www.jetpunk.com/quizzes/movie-titles-in-french

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Using Google Translate as a pronunciation practice tool

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Using Google Translate as a pronunciation practice tool

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Google translate – download the app to your phone, click on ‘conversations’ and try speaking to it in the foreign language, or reading some short sentences aloud. Can you get it to accurately recognize what you are saying? If not, think about what might be wrong with your pronunciation and try again. If you are still stuck, try asking the app to translate the other way (from English to the foreign language) and read it out to you.

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A Youtube video of a talk Fitzharrys students went to in 2021

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Modern Foreign Languages and Careers - 02 November 2021