Vendredi, le 2 décembre 2011

1. Go to http://www.languagesonline.org.uk/

• Click on Français\Grammar\The Future Tense
• Complete all exercises

2. Go to http://www.linguascope.com/

• Use your username and password
• --> Bonjour
• --> Beginner
• Le monde du travail - all exercises
• Moi et ma famille - all exercises

Vendredi, le 4 novembre 2011

1. Go to http://www.languagesonline.org.uk/

• Click on Français\Grammar\The Future Tense
• Read the explanation
• Complete the exercises and record your score (percentage) in your exercise books

2. Write a text (at least 100 words) about the following topic:

Le weekend prochain.

Next weekend.

• Write a paragraph about what you will do this weekend
• Use verbs in the future tense
• DO NOT USE AN ONLINE TRANSLATOR!!!!!!
• Please write your paragraph in a word document
• Please check your future tense verbs
• Include linking words, e.g.:
• et - and
• ou - or
• d'abord - first of all
• puis - then
• ensuite - then
• après - afterwards
• mais - but
• Make sure you write your name on the page and you put your text in my workpostbox

Using the past tense

1. Go to http://www.languagesonline.org.uk/

• Click on Français\Grammar\The Perfect Tense for Beginners
• Complete ex. 1-3

2. Write a text (at least 100 words) about the following topic:

Décris une visite au cinéma. Écris une paragraphe.

Describe a visit to the cinema. Write a paragraph.

• DO NOT USE AN ONLINE TRANSLATOR!!!!!!
• Please post your paragraph on this blog
• Please check your past tense verbs.
• Include the following linking words

Past Tense

The French past tense (Le passé composé) consists of 2 parts:

• 1. A helping verb (avoir or etre)

• 2. The past participle of the main verb