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Year 6 French – Asking Questions

Year 6 French – Asking Questions. Hiltinbury Scheme of Work, Autumn Term, Week 8. How many ways can you think of asking a question in English?. Did you get these?. Say a sentence but raise your voice at the end. Swap the verb and the pronoun around ‘Have you?’instead of ‘you have’

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Year 6 French – Asking Questions

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  1. Year 6 French – Asking Questions Hiltinbury Scheme of Work, Autumn Term, Week 8

  2. How many ways can you think of asking a question in English?

  3. Did you get these? • Say a sentence but raise your voice at the end. • Swap the verb and the pronoun around ‘Have you?’instead of ‘you have’ • Add a ‘tag’ at the end, for example Perhaps? Isn’t it? • Did you think of any more?

  4. Here are three ways of asking ‘Do you have a cat?’ in French:

  5. Which do you think is easiest? Which do you prefer? • Tu as un chat? • As-tu un chat? • Est-ce que tu as un chat?

  6. In groups, trychanging the words ‘un chat’ to askother questions in French. Tryyour questions out on eachother and then on yourteacher. • Tu as un chat? • As-tu un chat? • Est-ce que tu as un chat?

  7. Here are three ways of asking ‘Do you like football?’ in French:

  8. Look carefully at the English question: Do you notice an extra word in French? • Tu aimes le foot? • Aimes-tu le foot? • Est-ce que tu aimes le foot? Do you like football?

  9. In groups, trychanging the words ‘’le foot’ to askother questions in French. Tryyour questions out on eachother and then on yourteacher. • Tu aimes le foot? • Aimes-tu le foot? • Est-ce que tu aimes le foot?

  10. Cardgame – youwilleachbegiven a cardwitheither a question or an answer on it. Whenyourteachergivesyou the signal you must findyourpartnerwhowill have the otherhalf of your question or answer.

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