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Year 1 | Some nouns are masculine, some are feminine Some nouns are singular, some are plural |
Year 2 | Recap on nouns C'est - it is Il y a - there is / there are Definite articles - le, la, les (masculine, feminine, plural) J'aime (I like) and Je n'aime pas (I don't like) The conjunction et (and) |
Year 3 | Agreement of noun and adjective (for gender) Introduction of other personal pronouns - Je (I), Il (he), Elle (she) Agreement of de and definite articles - du, de la and des Agreement of noun and adjective (for plural) |
Year 4 | Notice how the negative is formed The conjunction parce-que (because) Agreement of à and the definite articles - au, à la or à l', aux |
Year 5 | Using Le to say on which day something occurs Agreement of nationality and speaker Introduction of additional conjunctions: donc (so), mais (but) et aussi (also) Present tense of the verb faire using all subjects/personal pronouns Begin to understand the difference between tu and vous; ils and elles Understand when to use present and past tense Past tense of il fait - il faisait |
Year 6 | Correct use of prepositions to create time adverbials: En plus the year Le plus day of the week En plus month of year or season Il y a plus time (it is) A plus time (at)
Subject - verb - object : sentence construction Change verb ending depending on subject
Correct use of prepositions to create adverbials of place: En plus feminine country Au plus masculine country Aux plus plural country A plus name of city/village etc A or Au for compass points
Present and past (perfect) tenses of manger (to eat) and boire (to drink) |