Year 9 - French
Christmas around the world: adjectives, comparatives
Winter celebrations: present tense, adjectives, comparatives, partitive
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Year 9 - French
Winter celebrations: present tense, adjectives, comparatives, partitive
In this unit, based mainly on the present tense, pupils refresh their knowledge of adjective positioning, comparatives, and the use of de as partitive article and after expressions of quantity.
You will learn to use adjectives, including comparatives, to engage with a French song and discuss Christmas in different parts of the world.
Most French adjectives come after the noun they describe. Use BRAGS (beauty, rank, age, goodness, size) to remember pre-nominal adjectives.
adjective that appears before the noun it modifies. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: All adjectives go after the noun in French. Correction: Most adjectives go after the noun they describe but there are a group of adjectives (BRAGS adjectives) that go before the noun. We call these pre-nominal adjectives.
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