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ÉCOUTE TON CORPS Nom 1. l’alimentation


2. l’amitié 3. la détente 4. la joie 5. la santé 6. la sérénité 7. le calme 8. le confort 9. le sport 10. le luxe


p. 154 Grammaire Les familles de mots


Une famille de mots is a word family. Word families share the same root across nouns, adjectives, adverbs and verbs. Knowing this can really help you understand a text. Here is an example of a word family:


Le confort = comfort is a noun (a person, place, thing or concept). Conforter = to comfort is a verb (an action or a state of being). Confortable = comfortable is an adjective (a word that describes a noun). Confortablement = comfortably is an adverb (a word that modifies a verb or an adjective).


3 C’est quoi, le bien-être ?


Utilisez un dictionnaire. Look up any other words that you associate with wellbeing. Share them with your class to create your own word cloud.


Mes stratégies


When looking up words in the dictionary, use the following symbols to help you know when the word is a noun, an adjective or a verb:


nm = nom masculin (this is a masculine noun) nf = nom féminin (this is a feminine noun) adj = adjectif (this is an adjective) v = verbe (this is a verb)


Cahier d’activités : 2a, 2b


Adjective alimentaire


Meaning of the adjective dietary


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