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French Learning Activities: Dates, Vocabulary, Dialogue

Practice French vocabulary, dates, and polite expressions with interactive activities and dialogues. Improve your language skills with engaging exercises and scenarios.

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French Learning Activities: Dates, Vocabulary, Dialogue

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  1. Le 6-7 décembre

  2. L’emploi du temps Qui estprésent? Les dates importants La carte francophone Pour commencer: ce, cet, cette, ces Le travail en partenaires Ecoutons

  3. Les dates importants La feuille de notation déc. 8-9 Les posters: déc. 14-15 Uneinterro: La carte francophone: déc 14-15 L’examenchapitre 3: déc 20-21

  4. La carte francophone Francophone: French-speaking Where are the following countries on the world map?

  5. (5)

  6. (21)

  7. (1)

  8. (2)

  9. (3)

  10. Les adjectifsdemonstratifs Masculine before a consonant sound

  11. Pour commencer: ce, cet, cette, ouces? Cettechaise CE crayon

  12. Ce, cet, cette, ouces?

  13. Ce, cet, cette, ouces?

  14. Ce, cet, cette, ouces?

  15. Ce, cet, cette, ouces?

  16. Les bonnesréponses • Ce roman • Ces pulls • Cettemontre • Ce jean • Cetordinateur • Ceportefeuille • Ces baskets • Ce magazine

  17. Comment dit-on…? (p. 90) To get someone’s attention: Pardon, Excusez-moi, Monsieur/madame/mademoiselle To ask how much something costs: C’estcombien, s’ilvousplaît?

  18. To express and respond to thanks: • Merci (thank you) • Merci beaucoup! (VERY MUCH) • Merci bien! (A LOT) • A votre service (you’re welcome) • De rien (it’s nothing) • Je vous en prie (you’re welcome)

  19. Un petit dialogue You’re at the store and you would like to buy something. First you must ask the cashier how much it costs. Elève A: Pardon, Monsieur/Mademoiselle. Je voudraisacheterce cahier. C’estcombien, s’ilvousplaît? Elève B: C’estdeuxeuros. Elève A: Merci. Elève B: A votre service.

  20. The next object you receive, you will switch roles. Elève A becomes élève B, and vice versa. For each new object, think of a different way to say “thank you” and “you’re welcome” until you use all three ways.

  21. La liste de prix Un crayon 1€ Un portefeuille 8,59 € Un roman 3,59 € un stylo 1,50 € Un jean 29,50 € unemontre 48,50 € Un drapeau 10 € unetrousse 4,29 € Une carte 2,25 € des baskets 59 € Des gommes 2 € unerègle 3,49 € Unevidéocassette 14,30 €

  22. Ecoutons P. 84 ex 14 Several shoppers in the Vocabulaire (box)are going to tell you what they would like to buy. As you listen to each speaker, look at the illustrations above and identify the person. Write down his or her name.

  23. Pour finir Dites-moi: 4 demonstrative adjectives 3 ways to say “You’re welcome” 2 ways to say “Thank you” 1 way to say “Excuse me” Don’t forget your name.

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