DitJon_Französisch 30.3

• These notes are based on French language learning exercises.

Chat Completion Exercise

• The task is to complete a chat conversation with Valentin.
• Valentin initiates the conversation with "Salut!" (Hi!).
• Valentin asks "Ça va?" (How's it going?). A possible response is "Oui," (Yes).
• Valentin asks: "Tu t'appelles comment?" (What's your name?).
• Valentin introduces himself with "Moi, c'est Valentin." (I'm Valentin), before asking "Tu as quel âge?" (How old are you?). A possible response is "J'..." followed by your age.

Number Exercises

• The first number exercise involves separating mixed letters to find and circle number sequences.
• The second number exercise requires completing number sequences.
• Example 1: "quatre - cinq - six - huit - neuf -" needs completion, and might be filled with French numbers.
• Example 2: "un - cinq - sept onze" needs completion, and might be filled with French numbers.
• Example 3: " - dix - huit - deux" needs completion, and might be filled with French numbers.

Article Selection Exercise

• Choose the correct article (le/la/les, un/une/des) to complete sentences.
• Identify masculine and feminine articles (write masculine articles in blue, feminine in red).
• Example: "Qu'est-ce qu'il y a dans (le/la/les) quartier Bastille?".
• Example: "Il y a (un/une/des) boulangerie.".
• Sentences describe places and things available in a city.

Article Completion Exercise

• Using "Un, une ou des?" or "Le, la ou les?" complete the sentences, showing understanding of definite and indefinite articles.
• Example: Qu'est-ce qu'il y a dans quartier Bastille?
• Example: Il y a boulangerie. C'est boulangerie de Madame Ménard.

Question and Answer Exercise

• Posing and answering questions using provided sentence parts; connecting related question and answer sentence parts to form complete exchanges.
• The exercise focuses on what is available for different interests.
• Example: "Qu'est-ce qu'il y a pour... les fans de sport?" with the answer "Il y a... des stades et des piscines."
• Other questions include what there is for fans of science, drones, baguettes, nature, and Paris.
• Corresponding answers involve: bakeries, a drone shop, stadiums/pools, landmarks, parks and museums.

Vocabulary Exercise: City Features

• Exercise involves identifying and labeling places in a city.
• Examples: a bakery, a supermarket, the metro, a theatre, a hotel.

Sentence Construction Exercise

• The task is to construct sentences describing people based on photos from page 15 of a magazine.
• Sentence starters are provided such as: "Je trouve que..." and "À mon avis...".
• Adjectives are supplied to describe people, such as sympa, arrogant, autoritaire, calme, malheureux, perdu, étrange, timide, sensible, dur, sévère, and heureux.
• The verbs est and sont are provided to construct sentences in the present tense.
• Example: "À mon avis, Monsieur Mathieu est plutôt sympa."