Year 11 - French
Ce serait parfait : photo description, extended writing
Studying and my future: À l'avenir
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Year 11 - French
Studying and my future: À l'avenir
This unit is firmly set in the future in a range of different contexts. It revisits the use of the simple future tense and the conditional with vouloir, alongside introducing the conditional forms of regular -er verbs and of the four most common irregular verbs: aller, être, faire and avoir.
You know when to use different tenses in a photo description task and you can describe an ideal holiday using the conditional of regular -er and irregular verbs.
Use the present to describe what you see on a photo, but use the future and conditional to develop the conversation. Use time markers and other similarly useful structures to help organise longer responses using different tenses.
form of verb used to express what would happen. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: Only the present tense is required when performing the photo description task. Correction: The present tense will mostly be used to describe a photo; however, other tenses are required for the follow-up questions based on the topic of the photo. Students should be able to use future and conditional verbs to discuss future plans.
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