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Chez moi! In this unit you will learn:• The names of some towns in
France and how to say people live there
• How to say where YOU live• How to pronounce the letter
‘i’ in French• What sound ‘qu…’ makes in
French• The names of the rooms and
some furniture in your house
• How to use the expression ‘il y a…’
• How to say what you like to do in different rooms of the house using ‘j’aime…’ + an infinitive verb.
You will get better at::• Understanding, asking and
responding to questions• Hearing the differences in
sound between French and English
• Saying those sounds correctly in French when you see them
La France
How many of these towns are in France?
Oui Non
Dijon
Nantes
Venise
Paris
Toulouse
Madrid
Click to look at the map of France and see where these towns are.
Paris
Dijon
Nantes
Toulouse
As each name appears, can you say where he /she lives
Lucette habite à Toulon!
Exemple:Lucette
Daniel
Elise
Didier
Eric
Your partner thinks of a town on the map.You ask:‘Tu habitesà Grenoble?’etc. until youget it right!
Qui habite
À Grenoble?
Marie-Laure habite à Grenoble
Qui habite à Nantes?
Daniel habite à Nantes
Lucette habite à Toulon
Read Texte 1/ Worksheet 1 and answer these questions. Click after each one to see if you’re right! Now ask your partner some more questions beginning with ‘Qui…’
Qui habite à Toulon?
Où habites-tu, Daniel? J’habite à Nantes Can you say where YOU live?
Do you know…?what’s the difference between a questionbeginning with ‘Qui…?’ and a question beginning with ‘Où…?’
Do you know…?why you’ve seen habite and habites spelt in 2 ways?(j’habite / tu habites)
Qui…?
• Listen to and practise the pronunciation of ‘qui?’
• How do you think these French words are pronounced?
question quinze Quebec
que quatre quart
Look at and these words again. Decide if they are towns (villes) or first names (prénoms):
Didier
Lille
Paris
Elise
Dijon
Limoges
Perpignan
Thierry
Villes Prénoms
What SOUND do all the above words contain? What letter makes this sound in French?
Do you know some other French words with the sound ‘i’ in them?
As the words appear, say them if they do contain the sound, keep silent if they don’t!
skiéléphant
biscuit
il
fille chat
elle
quinze
chien
vendredi
français
Ma maison
une chaise
une tableun frigo
un litune télévision
un canapé
un fauteuil
un lavabo
une armoire
une douche
Can you name the furniture as it appears?
Il ya…Worksheet 2 / Actvitité1Can you see a plan of a house? Each room is labelledAs you read each sentence on the screen draw an arrow on your sheet to place each item of furniture in the right room.
• Dans la cuisine il y a un frigo.• Il y a un lit dans la chambre.• Il y a un lavabo dans la salle de bains.• Dans le salon il y a un canapé et un fauteuil.• Il y a aussi une armoire dans la chambre.• Dans la salle à manger il y a une table et quartre chaises• Et la douche? Oui, dans la salle de bains il y a une douche.
Look at this text again:Can you work out the meaning of ‘dans’ and ‘il y a’?
Quand je suis chez moi…
J’aime…
•prendre une douche dans la salle de bains
What do the phrases in red have in common?
•écouter de la musique dans la cuisine
•manger le dîner dans la salle à manger
•lire un livre dans le salon
•regarder la télé dans le salon
•dormir dans la chambre
They all describe activities and
contain an infinitive verb.
Où habites-tu?
• Je m’appelle Martine et j’habite en France avec ma famille. Nous avons une grande maison à Grenoble. Dans la maison il y a trois chambres, une cuisine, un salon, une salle à manger et deux salles de bains avec une douche. Dans ma chambre il y a un lit et une armoire. J’aime regarder la télé dans ma chambre. Il y a un grand canapé dans le salon. J’aime écouter de la musique dans le salon.
You have 3 minutes to read this text before parts of it are covered up.
Can you work out the missing bits?
Chez moi! Do you think you know:• The names of some towns
in France and how to say people live there
• How to say where YOU live• How to pronounce the
letter ‘i’ in French• What sound ‘qu…’ makes
in French• The names of the rooms
and some furniture in your house
• How to use the expression ‘il y a…’
• How to say what you like to do in different rooms of the house using ‘j’aime…’ + an infinitive verb.
Do you feel you’re better at::• Understanding, asking and
responding to questions• Hearing the differences in
sound between French and English
• Saying those sounds correctly in French when you see them