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Petit Déjeuner

L'objectif: To be able to order breakfast in a French hotel

TASK 1: RÉVISEZ

Revise the breakfast items

TASK 2: ÉCOUTEZ! 

Qu'est-ce que tu manges pour le petit déjeuner?

What do you eat for breakfast?

Listen, and write the letters in the order you hear the items - e.g. BAC.

1) 

1.mp3

2) 

2.mp3

3) 

3.mp3

4) 

4.mp3

5) 

5.mp3

6

6.mp3

7) 

7.mp3

TASK 3: TRADUISEZ

Translate these sentences using the writing frame below.

1) For breakfast, I eat bread and butter, and I drink orange juice.

2) For breakfast, I eat cereal with milk, and I drink hot chocolate.

3) For breakfast, I eat yoghurt or fruit with cereal, and I drink tea.

 

 

TASK 4: ÉCRIVEZ 

Now make up a description of your own. Try to include conjunctions to make it longer.

 

J'ai faim, j'ai soif par Alain Le Lait

From the CD: "Soyons Amis" at http://www.yadeeda.com/alain_le_lait.htmSong used with permission.

 

 

 

 

 

If you have completed all the above tasks, watch the video, linked below, and have a go at the worksheet on partitive articles underneath. The partitive article is basically the word for some!

 

Extension task: 19956-definite-or-partitive-articles-with-food.pdf

French Partitive Articles: du, de la, des, de l', de, d'

Alexa teaches you about the French Partitive Articles du, de la, des, de and l' and when they change to de and d'. SUPPORT GUIDE and EXCLUSIVE VIDS at ► http...

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