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Le Corps

_______________________________ As-tu mal? L/O: To use AVOIR with body parts to say what hurts. Le Corps. STARTER: Write the French for the following body parts: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. . In French, to say that something hurts, you use the verb avoir :. AVOIR – TO HAVE.

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Le Corps

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  1. _______________________________ As-tu mal? L/O: To use AVOIR with body parts to say what hurts Le Corps STARTER: Write the French for the following body parts: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

  2. In French, to say that something hurts, you use the verb avoir: AVOIR – TO HAVE J’ai I have Tu as You have Il a He has Elle a She has Nous avons We have Ils ont They have (boys) Elles ont They have (girls)

  3. Eg/ J’ai mal à la tête How would you say ‘My leg hurts’? J’ai mal à la jambe

  4. Mais…attention! But…be careful! au à + le aux à + les Eg/ J’ai mal au ventre – my stomach hurts J’ai mal aux yeux – my eyes hurt

  5. Let’s remind ourselves which body parts are masculine, which are feminine and which are plural. Write them in the correct columns: gorge pieds dos main dents nez bouche jambe corps tête oreilles ventre à la à + la au à + le à + les aux

  6. Now translate the following: • My hand hurts • My nose hurts • My back hurts • My legs hurt • My feet hurt • My stomach hurts • My ears hurt • My head hurts • My mouth hurts • My arm hurts J’ai mal à la main J’ai mal au nez J’ai mal au dos J’ai mal aux jambes J’ai mal au pied J’ai mal au ventre J’ai mal aux oreilles J’ai mal à la tête J’ai mal à la bouche J’ai mal au bras

  7. One more…! J’ai mal au coeur I feel sick

  8. J’ai mal à la main et j’ai mal au bras. Aussi, j’ai mal à la jambe et au pied J’ai mal aux dents. J’ai très mal et maintenant j’ai mal à la tête aussi. Le weekend dernier j’ai fait une promenade. Maintenant j’ai très mal aux jambes. J’ai un peu mal au dos aussi. J’ai mal à la gorge et j’ai mal aux oreilles. J’ai mal au dos et au ventre. J’ai mal au coeur.

  9. Sometimes, you will want to use other parts of the verb avoir to write/speak about someone else. Let’s revise the other people you could speak about: My Mum My aunt My Dad ma mère ma tante mon père My brother My uncle My friend (boy) mon frère mon oncle My friend (girl) mon copain ma copine My friends My family Mes amis My sister Ma famille ma soeur My grandpa My dog My cousin (boy) mon grandpère mon cousin mon chien

  10. Eg/ Her leg hurts (she has pain to the leg!) Elle a mal à la jambe Eg/ My brother’s head hurts (my brother has pain to the head!) Mon frère a mal à la tête • Now copy and translate into French: • My Mum’s arm hurts 6. My cousin’s ears hurt • My friends’ stomachs hurt 7. My dad’s eyes hurt • My grandpa’s head hurts 8. My dog’s legs hurt • My sister’s back hurts 9. My brother’s knee hurts • My friends’ throat hurt 10. My aunt’s feet hurt

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