Year 6 - French
Sports: 'jouer' singular persons
What I and others do: 'faire' singular persons, qu'est-ce que
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Year 6 - French
What I and others do: 'faire' singular persons, qu'est-ce que
In this unit, pupils use singular 'faire' and 'jouer' to talk about activities and sports. They extend sentences, using subordinate clauses with 'quand'. and use 'qu'est-ce que' and quel/quelle to ask what sports others do. Pupils further embed knowledge of a range of previously learnt sounds.
You will learn to say which sport you and others play, and link two clauses with 'quand' to create longer sentences.
Many sports in French are cognates but their pronunciation is quite different and therefore needs practice. Use 'aimer' + 'le, la' to say which sport you like e.g. 'j'aime le football'.
French verb meaning 'to play playing'. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: To express 'I play tennis' I say 'je joue le tennis'. Correction: To express 'I play' with any singular sport, you use 'à + le, la' after the verb e.g. 'je joue au tennis', 'je joue à la pétanque'.
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