Bien Dit Ch. 10

Bien Dit Chapitre 10

•	give advice
•	get information
•	ask for information
•	buy tickets and make a transaction

And you will use and review

•	the verb appeler
•	prepositions with countries and cities
•	Idioms with faire
•	the passé composé with avoir
•	the passé composé with être
•	ordinal numbers

The verb appeler

One of the first things you learn to say in a foreign language, is your name, in French: “Je m’appelle ______” (literally- “I call myself ____”, but you didn’t learn the conjugation. This verb, and other verbs like it, have a slightly different conjugation than regular -er verbs. “appeler” means “to call“. Here is its conjugation:

appeler – to call                                  (past participle: appelé)

j’	appelle	nous	appelons
tu	appelles	vous	appelez
il	appelle	ils	appellent
elle	appelle	elles	appellent
on	appelle

 The verb épeler (to spell), jeter, and …are also explored in this chapter…(for example, the verb jeter also has a double consonant in the boot).
Read more about these “stem-changing” verbs here from about.com.

francais	anglais
jeter	to throw (away)
N’oublie pas…	Don’t forget…
annuler	to cancel
rater	to miss
épeler	to spell
la climatisation	air conditioning
Je voudrais une chambre avec vue.	I would like a room with a view.
le quai	the platform
la voie	the track
Je cherche une place assise.	I’m looking for a seat.
J’ai mon passeport.	I have my passport.
Jusqu’à quelle heure?	Until what time?
C’est complet.	It’s booked. It’s booked.
Tu devrais emporter ton passeport.	You should bring your passport.
faire l’escale (à)	to have a layover (at)

 

Flashcards

 

Des Jeux

Challenge Board Ch. 10 

Java Games Irregular Past Participles

Flashcards, matching, concentration, word search with Ch. 10 Vocabulary 

Ch. 10 vocabulaire – hangman

 

Practice with listening (and other activities):

 Fun timed countries crossword

 Fun countries concentration

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