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This box tells you which aspects of French and francophone culture you will learn about in a chapter. These boxes appear throughout each chapter and include information about the lifestyles, interests and traditions of native French speakers.
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The Rappelez ! feature contains useful hints and tips for learning the French language.
EXERCICE 6
This arrow prompts you to go to your Chef d’œuvre to complete a creative task related to what you have just learned in a chapter.
Rappelez !
Notice that while you say en été, en automne and en
hiver, you say au printemps. This is because spring is the only season that does not start with a vowel.
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Junior Cycle French – First Year
Ma famille et moi
Dans ce chapitre, vous allez étudier : In this chapter, you will study:
• Les descriptions physiques ..............58 Physical descriptions
• Les nombres de 32 à 50 ..................63 Numbers 32 to 50
• Les membres de la famille ...........66 Family members
Grammaire Grammar
• La forme négative des verbes ........61 The negative form of verbs
• Le présent et les verbes réguliers en –er ..............................................64
The present tense and regular –er verbs
• Poser des questions .......................68 Asking questions
• Les adjectifs possessifs ...................71 Possessive adjectives
Culture Culture
• La carte d’identité .............................. 61 Identity cards
• Les numéros de téléphone français .... 63 French telephone numbers
• Halloween en France .......................... 73 Halloween in France
• Le dossier francophone : La Belgique ...76 The francophone file: Belgium
• Le texte authentique : un article de magazine .................... 84 Authentic text: a magazine article
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Les saisons
le printemps Des mots clés
Au printemps In spring En été
In summer
En automne In autumn En hiver
In winter
l’été 5.5 Écoutez !
Écoutez et répétez les saisons.
l’automne Track 55
l’hiver
Lisez la description des saisons faite par Charlotte et répondez aux questions.
« Au printemps, il y a du vent mais en général il fait beau. En été, il fait chaud et il y a du soleil. J’adore l’été parce que j’aime faire du jardinage. En automne, il pleut beaucoup et il fait mauvais. En hiver, il fait très froid. Il neige et il gèle. »
1. What is the weather like in spring? 2. In which season does Charlotte say it rains? 3. What is the weather like in summer? 4. In which season is it cold? 5. What is Charlotte’s favourite season and why?
Go to page 103 of your Chef d’œuvre to fill in the fifth section of your Tout sur moi ! fact file. 116 cent seize D
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