- The first ten sentences must use different subjects, different nouns from Vocab 6.1 as direct objects, and the partitive: Je veux du/de la/des... ("I want some...").
- The next ten sentences may use any subject (though never the same subject twice in a row) and any direct object (noun or infinitive verb); in other words, you can say that so-and-so wants a thing or that so-and-so wants to do something.
{10 minutes} Make up all remaining breakfast skits!
{10 minutes} Go over vouloir sentences: students read aloud!
{20 minutes} -ir verbs! (p. 190)
choisir: to choose | |
je choisis | nous choisissons |
tu choisis | vous choisissez |
il/elle/on choisit | ils/elles choisissent |
Other -ir verbs:
- finir: Je toujours finis mes devoirs
- grossir: Le bébé grossit parce qu'il prend beaucoup du lait.
- maigrir: Nous maigrissons parce que nous souvent faisons du vélo.
- grandir: Les fleurs grandissent parce qu'il y a beaucoup de soleil.
- réussir (à): Tu réussis au français?
- Practice with pp. 190–191: Ex. 14 first (listening!), then Ex. 13 (binary choice), then Ex. 15 (fill in blank)
- Practice pronunciation of all picture words (196–197), D'autres mots utiles (p. 197) and both Exprimons-nous sections (pp. 197 & 198).
- Note le croque-monsiuer and le croque-madame.
- Check out this San Francisco recipe for an open face croque-monsieur... or this recipe from French culinary instructor Jean-Michel Fraisse:
Les Devoirs: Write all new vocab words and phrases four times!
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