Gammar Notes and Revision French 1 WFD10101
Gammar Notes and Revision French 1 WFD10101
Gammar Notes and Revision French 1 WFD10101
FRENCH 1
PROJECT
VIDEO
SEM OCT 2023
SE PRÉSENTER
ET
PRéSENTER LES AUTRES
Submission Date:
WEEK 13
(latest by 28 JAN 2024)
th
PRÉSENTATION ET
DESCRIPTION
Start your presentation with…
• Je me presente….
• D’abord…. (firstly)
• Puis…. (then)
• Ensuite, (after that)
• Enfin… (Lastly)
1. SE PRESENTER
(Introduce yourself)
(minimum 15 sentences, maximum 20 sentences)
Comment se presenter
2. PRESENTER LES AUTRES
(Describe others)
(minimum 10 sentences, maximum 15 sentences)
• IL…. • Elle…..
• Name • Name
• Age • Age
• Status • Status
• Profession • Profession
• Live (where)… • Live (where) …
• Spoken language • Spoken language
• Nationalité • Nationalité
• Like • Like
• Do not like • Do not like
• adore • adore
• Dislike/hate • Dislike/hate
In your presentation, you MUST include
all the verbs below
ADORER DESTESTER
Le verbe
“S’APPELeR”
Verbe : ÉPELER = to spell
“S’APPELER” is a pronominal verb belonging to the first group (those that end in
_ER) and they are conjugated in the same way except for some exceptions.
In the conjugation of this verb, there is an irregularity due to the pronunciation:
when you don’t pronounce the ending, you write two L, but when you
pronounce it (as for “nous” and “vous” , -ons and -ez), you write only one “L”.
This verb is reflective, which are those verbs that refer to an action of a subject
in itself.
One of the first things you learn when you start learning French is how to
introduce yourself, and especially how to say “My name is …”
There are a few ways of how to introduce yourself in French, and in this slide,
we are going to focus on only two. Actually, just one because the other one is
not the best way to say it.
Je m’appelle … Let’s start with the good way to introduce yourself.
This is confusing for French learners because the literal translation of “Je m’appelle”
is “I am called”.
It comes form the reflexive verb s’appeler (which is also an irregular verb).
Tu t’appelles You are called Vous vous appelez You are called
Il/ Elle s’appelle He/She is called Ils/Elles s’appellent They are called
Mon nom est … This one is the literal translation of My name is, and
while it’s not grammatically incorrect, it’s better to use “Je m’appelle“.
Je = ……..e
Tu = ……..es
Il/elle/on = ……..e
Nous = ……..ons
Vous = ……..ez
Ils/Elles = ……..ent
Les langues: malais, anglais, français, arabe, italien, espagnol, allemand,
russe, coréen, japonais, mandarin, danois, javanais, thaï etc.
Les langues
EXPRIMER LES GOUTS
ET
PRÉFÉRENCES
Comment exprimer les GÔUTS ET
PRÉFÉRENCES ?
Question : Qu’est-ce que tu aimes ?
Vous voulez apprendre toutes les manières de parler de vos goûts et préférences? Voilà
quelques explications et schémas pour vous aider:
AUTRES ACTIVITES
“êTRE”
(to be)
• “Être” is the French irregular verb for "to be"
•An irregular verb is a verb whose conjugations have no pattern. This means
that, unlike a regular -er verb, you cannot just remember to drop the infinitive
ending and add a present-tense ending. YOU MUST MEMORIZE THE
CONJUGATIONS OF AN IRREGULAR VERB!!
• “Être” means to be, so when you are saying things like "I am" , "you are"
etc., you are using the verb “être” .
Conjugaison Verbe “Être” au Présent
Usage simples du verbe
“être”
(Simple uses of French verb “to
be”)
1. “ÊTRE” + Nationalité
2. “ÊTRE” + Lieu
3. “ÊTRE” + Professions
5. “ÊTRE” + Adjectifs
vieux vieille
joli jolie
La taille
Il / Elle est…
De taille petit
moyenne
grande
grand petite
La taille
Il / Elle est…
mince
gros grosse
maigre
6. “Être” used to tell about birth date and date
Comment lire
les années
mille neuf
cent
1994 quatre-
vingt-
quatorze
deux
2016 mille
seize
7. Être - in grammatical expressions
- C’est… (This is …)
or
- Ce sont… (These are …)
Use "c'est" or its plural form "ce sont" to identify who or what something is
i. Qui est-ce ? (Who is this ? )
Answer:
- C’est… (Singular)
(This is …)
or
- Ce sont… (Plural)
(These are …)
Ex: Qui est-ce ? C'est …
> Who is this/that?
This is…/ That is…
Le genre
C’est un / une…
homme
fille
femme
garçon
Answer:
- C’est… (Singular)
It is … / This is …
or
- Ce sont… (Plural)
These are …
Ex: Qu'est-ce que c’est ? C'est une trousse de Paul.
> What is it/this/that ? It’s/ This/ That is Paul’s pencil case of Paul.
Conclusion
Verb Être (to be) in Present Tense
Conclusion
Verb Être (to be) in Present Tense
ÊTRE (negative sentence)
Le verbe
“AVOIR”
(to have)
•The verb “Avoir” (to have) is the second most used verb or irregular verb in
French after the verb “être” (to be).
•An irregular verb is a verb whose conjugations have no pattern. This means
that, YOU MUST MEMORIZE THE CONJUGATIONS OF AN IRREGULAR VERB!!!
Verts Gris
Les cheveux…
Les cheveux lisses
Noirs Roux
Dans ma famille, il y a…
Comment décrivez votre famille
“VOCABULAIR
E”
LEXIQUE :
Subject Pronouns in French
PAYS, NATIONALITÉS ET LANGUES
Les
Couleurs
Les
ANIMAUX
DOMESTIQU
ES
(PETS)