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Small talk - Part 2 - French Beginner’s Course
Learn how to ask any question in French, and how to use the present tense. This lesson is a follow up on 'Small talk - Part 1'.
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This is the last lesson of the last unit of our FRENCH ETC, beginner’s course for the French traveler, although there’s going to be a review unit next post.
In part one of ‘Small talk’ you got to practice a small talk conversation. You’ve learned how to say ‘Je viens de New York’ – I come from New York and to ask a question such as ‘Comment s’appellent-ils ?’‘What are their names?
Today, we are going over how to ask all kinds of questions in French, and we are closing up that big can of worms that is the present tense in French.
In the companion worksheet – 40 pages
* how to ask any question in French
* let’s finish the review of the present tense
* verbs in -IR
* verbs in -OIR
* verbs in -RE
* irregular Verbs
Practice and answers
Text excerpt – transcribe it before reading and compare with the worksheet
Translate into French
* I’m coming tomorrow.
* I don’t understand.
* I am finishing the cake.
* We sleep well here.
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This is the last lesson of the last unit of our FRENCH ETC, beginner’s course for the French traveler, although there’s going to be a review unit next post.
In part one of ‘Small talk’ you got to practice a small talk conversation. You’ve learned how to say ‘Je viens de New York’ – I come from New York and to ask a question such as ‘Comment s’appellent-ils ?’‘What are their names?
Today, we are going over how to ask all kinds of questions in French, and we are closing up that big can of worms that is the present tense in French.
Practice and answers
Translate into French
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Did you like it? Please share and linkHow to download and save onto iTunes
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