- Écrivez des phrases pour p. 31, Ex. 31.
- Écrivez 10 phrases originaux: 5 qui dit ce que vous faites aujourd'hui (en présent!), et 5 qui dit, que vous avez fait les mêmes choses hier (passé composé!).
[20 minutes] Vocab Quiz 1.2: pp. 18–21, incluant Exprimons-nous, D'autres mots utiles, et Entre copains!
[10 minutes] Reading and listening practice!
- Students pair up, read each other their original sentences. Readers, speak clearly, because...
- ...listeners translate the sentences into English without looking at the papers!
- CAH checks homework at this time.
[10 minutes] Passé Composé Practice
- Students each pick one present/past pair of sentences from their writing to write on Smart Board.
- Compare present and past conjugations
- Watch for avoir vs. être as helping verb
- Watch for irregular participles
- Watch for placement of reflexive pronouns
[40 minutes] Grammar Review: l'imparfait! p. 24
- Remember this? The imperfect is that verb form that says you used to do something, or that you were doing something.
- The formation is easy: take the present nous form of the verb, drop -ons, and add the proper imperfect ending (-ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient).
- The only exception: être, whose imperfect stem is ét- (because the nous form of the verb, sommes, doesn't have an -ons to cut off!).
- CAH shows uses of imperfect on board.
- Do pp. 24-25, Exs. 34 & 35 together.
- Every student writes three sentence triplets: three sentences in present, then versions of those three sentences in in passé composé and in imperfect. Put triplets on Smart Board!
Les Devoirs: Expand the in-class verb grammar practice by writing five present-past-imperfect triplets. Par exemple:
- Je détruis l'Étoile de la Mort.
- J'ai détruit l'Étoile de la Mort.
- Je détruisais l'Étoile de la Mort.
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