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    The document provides common French phrases for asking about and responding to how someone is feeling. It includes questions like "Comment vas-tu?" (How are you?) and responses such as "Je vais bien" (I'm doing well), "Je ne vais pas très bien" (I'm not doing very well), and descriptions like "fatigué(e)" (tired), "content(e)" (happy), and "détendu(e)" (relaxed). It also provides teaching notes for how to exploit the sentence builder in the classroom through repetition, translation, role playing, and transcription exercises.

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    The document provides common French phrases for asking about and responding to how someone is feeling. It includes questions like "Comment vas-tu?" (How are you?) and responses such as "Je vais bien" (I'm doing well), "Je ne vais pas très bien" (I'm not doing very well), and descriptions like "fatigué(e)" (tired), "content(e)" (happy), and "détendu(e)" (relaxed). It also provides teaching notes for how to exploit the sentence builder in the classroom through repetition, translation, role playing, and transcription exercises.

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    Y7 Cavasentencebuilder

    Uploaded by

    Sama Helmy
    The document provides common French phrases for asking about and responding to how someone is feeling. It includes questions like "Comment vas-tu?" (How are you?) and responses such as "Je vais bien" (I'm doing well), "Je ne vais pas très bien" (I'm not doing very well), and descriptions like "fatigué(e)" (tired), "content(e)" (happy), and "détendu(e)" (relaxed). It also provides teaching notes for how to exploit the sentence builder in the classroom through repetition, translation, role playing, and transcription exercises.

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    Comment vas-tu? (How are you?

    Pronoun + verb Adverb Conjunction Pronoun + verb Adjective

    en forme (feeling good)

    content (happy)
    contente
    bien (well/fine/good)
    détendu(e) (relaxed)
    Je vais (I’m doing) très bien (very well)
    parce que je suis (I am)
    Je ne vais pas (I’m not) assez bien (quite well)
    (because) fatigué(e) (tired)
    mal (badly)
    triste (sad)
    très mal (very badly)
    malade (ill)

    nerveux (nervous)
    nerveuse

    stressé(e) (stressed out)


    Teacher’s notes for exploiting the sentence builder
    1. Read a few sentences out loud
    2. Do the same and ask for translations in English.
    3. Do choral repetition on some examples to fix pronunciation.
    4. Pairs of pupils make up examples.
    5. Do translations into French.
    6. Pupils could wander around asking friends how they are.
    7. Then do translation on paper or mini-whiteboard from English to French.
    8. Get pupils to transcribe some phrases or sentences from memory.

    Or use your own ideas!

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