French I, Semester 2, L'école et La routine
Sections:

Introduction  |   Section 1  |   Section 2  |   Section 3   |   Dictionaries

  Section One:

Part A  |   Part B  |   Part C  |   Part D  |   Part E   |   Part F   |   Part G   |   Part H   |   Part I

Section One - Part F

Writing PracticeDes Questions
Let's talk about what might be logical in the following situations. Answer the questions below logically based on the information given.

Qu'est-ce que tu vends au match? (des hot-dogs)
Qu'est-ce que tu entends en classe? (la musique)
Qu'est-ce que tu comprends en classe de français? (l'allemand)
À qui est-ce que tu rends visite pendant les vacances? (mes grands-parents)
Qu'est-ce que tu apprends en classe d'informatique? (à danser)
Qu'est-ce que tu prends pour le petit déjeuner? (du rosbif)
Qui est-ce que tu attends au centre commercial? (ma mère)

Oral AssignmentDevoir Oral
Listen to the speaker and then respond to each question in French using a complete sentence. You may listen as many times as you like to each statement to be sure that you understand what each question is asking.

  1. Écoute
  2. Écoute
  3. Écoute
  4. Écoute
  5. Écoute
  6. Écoute
  7. Écoute
  8. Écoute

This assignment is worth 16 points.

CultureL'année Scolaire
What is your school year like? You probably begin classes around the end of August or beginning of September and go until the end of May or into June, right? Though this varies from country to country, school can go from September until early July. In France, students have more time off during the school year than you do. They have a two-week fall break, two weeks for Christmas, two weeks in February, and two weeks in April. France is divided into three regions. The fall, winter and spring breaks are off-set to prevent traffic jams of people leaving the big cities to go somewhere on vacation.

Students begin school each year on the day that is called la rentrée--the first day back to school each fall.

Avance à la Partie G.

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