Year 7 - French
Questions about others: verbs 'sortir', 'venir' and two-verb inversion questions
School life: inversion questions and singular common -RE & -IR verbs
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Year 7 - French
School life: inversion questions and singular common -RE & -IR verbs
In this unit, pupils use singular forms of common irregular -re and -ir verbs whilst forming inversion questions with 'tu' and il,elle'. They also practise inversion questions with two-verb structures and with five different question words. SSCs ain,in and ai are revisited.
You will learn to use the singular forms of the verbs 'venir' and 'sortir' and you can use inversion to ask questions about others in French.
The sound [è/ê] is pronounced as in the word tête. 'Je viens', 'tu viens' and 'il, elle vient' are singular forms of the -ir verb 'venir'.
pronounced as in tête. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: The accents é and è are pronounced the same in French and can be written interchangably. Correction: It is essential to write an accent accurately as the accents é and è are pronounced differently. É is pronounced as in the word 'écrire' and è is pronounced as in the word 'trés'.
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