il (Masculine)

French I Lesson 13
CLASSWORK
LES VETEMENTS FRANCAIS-FRENCH CLOTHES:
THE PERSONAL PRONOUNS (LES PRONOMS PERSONNELS):

Singular
Plural
1st person
Je
I
Nous
We
2nd person
Tu
You
Vous
you (formal & plural)
3rd person
elle (Feminine)
il (Masculine)
on
she
he
people
elles Feminine)
ils (Masculine)
They
THE VERB TO GO (I GROUP)-LE VERBE ALLER:
je
vais I go
tu
vas you go
il/elle
(on)
va he/she/they goes
nous
allons we go
vous
allez you go
ils/elles
vont they go
THE FRENCH WORDS WITH THE PLURAL ARTICLES in R:
LES raisons, roses, raciness, rames, recettes, robes
DES raisins, ris, rats, robots, rubans, rois, repas
L’EXPESSION IL Y A-THE EXPRESSION THERE IS/ARE
The French expression il y a , which can mean "there is" or "there are," is
one of the most important expressions in the French language. It is most
commonly followed by an indefinite article + noun, a number + noun, or
an indefinite pronoun.
Il y a des enfants là-bas.
There are some kids over there.

Il y a un chat dans la voiture.
There's a cat in the car.
To ask a question with il y a , you can either use est-ce que or inversion.
Est-ce qu'il y a un chat ?
Is there a cat?
For inversion, place y first, then invert il and a and place -t- between them
(why?):
Y a-t-il un chat ?
Is there a cat?
Il y a can also be used with interrogative words:
Combien d'enfants y a-t-il ?
How many kids are there?
L’EXERCICE-Complete the sentences by using the corect questionable
forms:
1. Ce sont des chaises.
2. La table est dans ma chambre.
3. J’aime les bananes.
4. Nous sommes bons amis.
5. Vous etes très belles.
6. Je mange des bonbons.
7. Je suis grand.
8. Il a des cheveux courts.
9. Elles sont gentilles.

French I Lesson 13
HOMEWORK
1. Repeat the French words with the indefinite articles given in class
(Look at the Classwork). Here is a website with a text-to-speech
feature: http://www.sitepal.com/ttswidgetdemo. Make sure you
change the language to French. You can also change the voice.
2. Repeat the CLOTHES vocabulary and prepare for a test: Le chapeau,
le veston, les chassures, les chassettes, la robe, les souliers, la jupe,
le pull, les lunettes, le cache-net.
3. Complete the Survey about the Clothes.
4. Write five words with each of plural articles beginning with R using
the French dictionary (preferably a book version):
LES_______, _______, _______, ________, _________
DES______, _______, _______, ________, _________
5. Complete the assignment translating the expressional sentences into
French:
There is a nice and comfortable house.________________________
Are there any cats here?.___________________________________
There is a table here.______________________________________
How many clothes are there?__________________________________
There is a nice TV there._______________________________
Is there a good house?.______________________________
There are some books here._______________________________
6. Practice the French Clothes using the following website:
http://www.education.vic.gov.au/languagesonline/french/s
ect31/no_01/no_01.htm