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Module 1: C'est perso (Pupil Book pp. 6–25) - Pearson

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r o 1 Title<br />

1<br />

<strong>perso</strong><br />

<strong>perso</strong><br />

(Page Nos)<br />

1 Title C’est<br />

C’est<br />

Learning objectives<br />

• Describing yourself<br />

• Understanding adjective<br />

agreement (singular)<br />

Framework objectives<br />

4.2/Y7 Language – highfrequency<br />

words: ex. 2<br />

4.5/Y7 Language – (a) present<br />

tense verbs: ex. 3<br />

(Page Nos)<br />

(<strong>Pupil</strong> <strong>Book</strong> <strong>pp</strong>. 12–13)<br />

3 Comment je me vois<br />

Grammar<br />

• adjective agreement (singular)<br />

• être (present singular)<br />

Accès<br />

Studio<br />

Key language<br />

Je suis/Je ne suis pas …<br />

Tu es …<br />

Il/Elle est …<br />

branché(e)<br />

charmant(e)<br />

curieux/curieuse<br />

drôle<br />

généreux/généreuse<br />

gentil(le)<br />

intelligent(e)<br />

modeste<br />

poli(e)<br />

Tu es d’accord?<br />

Je suis d’accord.<br />

Je ne suis pas d’accord.<br />

Accès Studio Unit 7 (<strong>pp</strong>. 16–17) can be used<br />

with this unit for further practice of adjective<br />

agreement and position (and to review colour<br />

vocabulary).<br />

Accès Studio Unit 12 (<strong>pp</strong>. 26–27) can be used for<br />

further practice of être.<br />

Starter 1<br />

Aim<br />

To review avoir and introduce/review the<br />

present singular of être; To use reading<br />

strategies<br />

Write up the following. Give pupils three<br />

minutes to complete the table, using the<br />

sentences to work out the verb forms.<br />

J’ai des clés. Elle a un portable.<br />

Tu es charmant. Je suis intelligente.<br />

Tu as un bâton de colle. Il est modeste.<br />

avoir être<br />

I<br />

you<br />

he/she a<br />

Check answers and ask pupils to translate the<br />

sentences into English.<br />

24<br />

PLTS<br />

R Refl ective learners<br />

Cross-curricular<br />

ICT: emailing<br />

Resources<br />

CD 1, tracks 6–7<br />

Accès Studio pages 16–17 &<br />

26–27<br />

Cahier d’exercices A & B, page 4<br />

ActiveTeach:<br />

p.012 Grammar skills<br />

p.013 Grammar<br />

p.013 Grammar practice<br />

1 Écoute. Qui est-ce? (1–9) (AT 1.1)<br />

Listening. <strong>Pupil</strong>s listen to nine people describing<br />

themselves and identify the speaker each time.<br />

Audioscript CD 1 track 6<br />

1 Je suis charmant.<br />

2 Je suis branché.<br />

3 Je suis curieuse.<br />

4 Je suis intelligente.<br />

5 Je suis polie.<br />

6 Je suis drôle.<br />

7 Je suis gentil.<br />

8 Je suis généreuse.<br />

9 Je suis modeste.<br />

Answers<br />

1 Yanis 2 Frank 3 Ophélie 4 Malika 5 Samira<br />

6 Nicolas 7 Valentin 8 Luna 9 Nassim<br />

Studio Grammaire: adjective<br />

agreement (singular)<br />

Use the Studio Grammaire box to review the<br />

changes to adjectives in the feminine form.<br />

There is more information and further practice<br />

on <strong>Pupil</strong> <strong>Book</strong> p. 23.<br />

<strong>Pupil</strong>s follow the adjective patterns to work<br />

out the feminine forms of the following<br />

adjectives: petit (small), paresseux (lazy), impoli<br />

(rude), heureux (ha<strong>pp</strong>y), grand (big), facile (easy).

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