Year 10 - French
On cherche un boulot : adjectives into adverbs
People and lifestyle: Ma carrière
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Year 10 - French
People and lifestyle: Ma carrière
This unit consolidates modal verbs in the present tense and introduces the conditional with vouloir in the context of career plans. There is also an extensive focus on word pattern rules, introducing new rules for the formation of adverbs from adjectives and adding in- or im- to mean 'opposite of'.
You will learn to apply rules to convert adjectives into adverbs to add detail when discussing jobs and finding work.
[en/an] sound like 'enfant', [è] sounds like 'tête' and [i] sounds like 'midi'. Some adverbs are formed by adding -ment to the feminine form of adjectives when the English adverb equivalent is -ly.
word that gives information about a noun. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: All words ending in -ment are adverbs. Correction: Whilst many words ending in -ment are adverbs where the feminine form of the adjective has been taken and -ment added to create the adverb, not all words ending in -ment are adverbs. Some nouns end in -ment e.g. 'le règlement' rule, regulation.
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