Wednesday 7 March 2012

CRITERIA FOR WRITING YOUR PROFILE

1.  You must include at least 10 adjectives and they must agree with gender and number; adjectives must be placed correctly either before or after the noun.
2.  You must write in full sentences.
3.   You must use at least one negative eg Je ne suis pas grand.
4.   You should use some of the connecting phrases/words given below.
Je pense que - I think that; A mon avis - in my opinion; Il est vrai que - It is true that; Franchement - frankly; Finalement - finally; Tout le monde sait que - everyone knows that; En plus - as well; En tout - overall.

THIS IS YOUR WRITING ASSESSMENT FOR THIS UNIT - But if you don't do it well you'll be given a test in class to show your writing skills.

Monday 5 December 2011

LEEP transition stuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b920AesqDs&feature=related - the trill



Lyrics to Le Rendez-vous:
last night we had a rendez vous
how do you do? comment allez-vous?
we went to see a french movie
mais qu'est-ce qu'il fait?
mais qu'est ce qu'il dit?
you really got a hold on me
i wanna hear you say: oh oui!
chèrie chèrie j'en rève la nuit
chèrie chèrie comment ça va?
quelle heure est-il?
je ne sais pas!

we hang around dans ton quartier
like walkin down Champs Elysées
you let me get in dans ton lit
best place in paris to be!

chèrie chèrie j'en rève la nuit
chèrie chèrie comment ça va?

quelle heure est- il?
je ne sais pas!

then you said: stop it! Ça suffit!
won't let you get in dans ma vie
and
anything[fi1]  I said or do
wouldn't change your mind, non pas du tout...

chèrie chèrie comment Ça va?
chèrie chèrie, j'en rève la nuit
comment Ça va?
je ne sais pas!

last night we had a rendez-vous
how do you do? comment allez-vous?
we went to see a french movie
mais qu'est ce qu'il fait?
mais qu'est ce qu'il dit?
i put my hand dans ton panier
you were not celle que vous croyez...
you really got a hold on me
I wanna hear you say: oh oui!

chèrie chèrie j'en rève la nuit
chèrie chèrie comment ça va?
quelle heure est- il?
je ne sais pas!


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