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Sunday, 23 October 2011
Wednesday, 24 August 2011
YOUR BLOG PROFILE
What to include:
1. Your age: J’ai…………….ans
2. Details about personal appearance such as - hair and eye colour, height, who you may resemble: J’ai (for hair and eyes); Je suis (for height); Je ressemble à (for who you look like.)
3. General personality characteristics: Je suis (followed by adjectives.)
4. Describe your family: J’ai …(how many brothers and sisters.)
5. Describe pets (if you have any:) J’ai ……..
6. What are your hobbies? Je joue (au sport, de le/la – musical instrument)
7. Where do you like to go for the holidays? Pendant mes vacances je vais ……
8. What things do you like ? Could be food, films, games, whatever. J’aime …
Use the following connecting phrases:
Il est vrai que – It’s true that…, En même temps – at the same time…, Franchement – frankly, honestly, De nos jours – these days, En fait – in fact, Finalement – finally, Apparemment – apparently, Tout le monde – everyone, Normalement – normally, Autrefois – formerly, A vrai dire – to tell the truth, really.
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
A GOOD GUIDE TO THE USE OF ADJECTIVES
POSITION OF ADJECTIVES
Adjectives AFTER the noun
In English we usually put most adjectives before the noun. In French, however, most adjectives come after the noun, including:
1. Adjectives indicating COLOUR or SHAPE
Une robe rouge - a red dress
2. Adjectives of ORIGIN, RELIGION, PROFESSION, or those that refer to the arts
Une fille française - a French girl
Adjectives BEFORE the noun
The following adjectives usually go before the noun.
Autre (other) | Petit (small) |
Jeune (young) | Vilain (ugly, naughty) |
Même (same) | Bon (good) |
Haut (high) | Grand (big, great) |
Joli (pretty) | Gros (fat) |
Mauvais (bad) | Long (long) |
Méchant (bad, naughty) | Gentil (nice) |
Meilleur (better, best) | Beau (handsome, beautiful) |
Vieux (old) | Nouveau (new) |
Vrai (true) |
When 2 adjectives have the same position they can be joined by the conjunction ‘et’
Une femme intéressante et intelligente An interesting and intelligent woman
If an adjective is an integral part of the noun, another adjective can follow it without using ‘et’
Un petit jeune homme A small young man
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
Monday, 20 June 2011
For those who have finished their blogs
You should log onto Linguascope. Click on Comic Strip Maker.
Create a cartoon about your holiday in Noumea. It should have at least 6 squares and include speech bubbles about what you have done. Perhaps there will be 2 characters, one of whom is asking about your holiday and you answering. Remember your speaking task - something along those lines.
Amusez-vous bien!
To complete your blogs!
When you have finished writing your jouranl, what should you do next?
For each journal entry you should upload a photo of the place you have visited that day, or an activity that you have done. To make it pretty! You can find photos on google. Enjoy!
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