Autumn 2018 Year 6 French Revision Pack - Name - Ripley Court School
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Year 6 French Revision Pack
Mme Chevalley & Mme Welmers
Autumn
2018Introduction for parents and pupils: Bonjour! Here is your French revision pack for your upcoming autumn exams. Please don’t worry too much, the best thing to do is little and often. The exam will be fun and will allow you to show off all that you have learnt so far this year. Just do your best and put in the same brilliant effort that you do in class. Bon Courage!
Vocabulary
Revision tips
Look, say, cover, write, check.
Learn this French words as you would your English spellings. Use the 5 steps below to learn how to spell
any word.
1. LOOK – Look carefully at the word for at least 10 seconds.
2. SAY – Say the word to yourself or out loud to practise pronunciations.
3. COVER – Cover up the word when you feel that you have learned it.
4. WRITE – Write the word from memory.
5. CHECK – Check the word against the original. Did you get it right? If not, what did you get wrong?
Spend time learning that bit of the word again. Try again until you get it right.
Cognates
Cognates are words that look similar in French and in English. Try to use these cognates to help you revise
– but be careful with spellings! Sometimes there are little differences for example: Afrique Africa
Phonics
Like in English French words have sound patterns too. These patterns contain the same letters,
remembering these phonics will help you to spell words correctly. While revising you could write lists of
words that sound similar:
Pêche Patinoire
Planche Voile
Post-it Notes
Still struggling to remember those tricky spellings, or those verbs? Try writing them out on post-it notes
and sticking these notes somewhere you will see them 3 or 4 times a day. On the mirror? On your lap-top?
On your wardrobe door?
Show off
An exam is your chance to show off everything that you know about a topic – so add colour, size and use a
variety of vocabulary etc. at every opportunity to show the examiner how great you are!N.B: Remember that le/la/ les = the
To say ‘a’ = le un
la une
En ville
French English 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt
Dans ma ville In my town
Il y a… There is/are…
Il n’y a pas de… There
isn’t/aren’t…
Ni de… Nor a…
Est-ce qu’il y Is there/are
a… ? there…?
Où est…? Where is…?
Où sont…? Where are…?
aussi also
beaucoup de A lot of
on a we have
ici here
Les endroits (places)
French English 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt
Une/ la banque A/ the bank
Une/ la A/ the library
bibliothèque
Une/ La fête A/ the funfair
foraine
Une/ la A/ the ice-rinkpatinoire
Une/ la piscine A/ the
swimming pool
Une/ la poste A/ the post
office
Une/ la gare A/ the train
station
Un/le camping A/ the campsite
Un/le cinéma A/ the cinema
Un/le collège A/ the school
Une/ l’église (f) A/ the church
Un/l’hôpital A/ the hospital
(m)
Un/l’hôtel (m) A/ the hotel
Un/le magasin A/ the bike
de vélos shop
Des/ les Some/ the
magasins shops
Un/le marché A/ the market
Un/le musée A/ the museum
Un/le parc A/ the park
Un/le parking A/ the car park
Un/le stade A/ the stadium
Un/le A/ the
supermarché supermarket
Un/ le tabac A/ the
newsagents
Des/ les Some/ the
toilettes toiletsPlurals
Most of the places in town can be made plural in the same way as we do in
English – by adding an ‘s’. Un café deux cafés
**The only exception to this here is with hôpital, which changes to hôpitaux**
3 hospitals = trois hôpitaux
WORD ORDER
1. 2. 3. 4.
Number size place colour
Un Petit / grand marché vert
Une Petite/grande Piscine violette
trois petits /grands cafés Bleus
Cinq petites/grandes banques blanches
No. 2 & 4 need to agree with the gender of No.3!1. In my town, there is a bank and a café. There isn’t a park nor a museum.
_________________________________________________________ .
2. Dans ma ville, il n’y a pas de supermarché ni d’église mais il y a une grande piscine.
__________________________________________________________ .
3. In my town, there is a small cinema and three shops.
__________________________________________________________ .
4. In my town there are 3 big pink swimming pools.
__________________________________________________________
Les directions
French English 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt
tu vas.. you go..
(informal)
vous allez.. you go.. (polite)
tu tournes.. you turn..
(informal)
vous tournez you turn
(polite)
à droite right (on the
right)
à gauche left (on the left)
tu continues you continue
vous continuez you continue
(polite)
tout droit straight on
puis then
Je vais I go (I amgoing)
tu vas you go (you are
going)
il va he goes (he is
going)
elle va she goes (she is
going)
on va we go (we are
going)
vous allez you go (you are
going) polite
tu passes you pass
vous passez you pass
(polite)
devant in front of
derrière behind
Tu y es! You’re here!
Vous y êtes! You’re here
(polite)
Où es-tu? (where are you?)
French English 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt
Je suis au café I’m at the café
Je suis à la I’m at the bank
banque
Je suis à l’église I’m at church
Je suis aux I’m at the shops
magasinsOù vas-tu ? (Where are you going ?)
French English 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt
Je vais au café I’m going to the
café
Je vais à la I’m going to the
bibliothèque library
Je vais à I’m going to the
l’hôpital hospital
Je vais aux I’m going to the
magasins shops
Grammar: remember that when we are saying you are at a place or you are going to a place it changes. .
Masc. – au (au marché)
Fem. – à la (à la boulangerie)
If the place starts with a vowel or an ‘h’ – à l’ (à l’hôtel)
Plural – aux (aux magasins)
Decide whether the following takes au / à la / à l’ or aux (refer to the page
about places in town to figure out whetherplaces are masculine, feminine or
plural)
1. Tu vas _______________ patinoire.
2. Vous allez ____________ piscine.
3. On va __________ église.
4. Vous allez ____________ parking.
5. Tu vas ________________ fête foraine.
6. Je suis ________________ gare.Now have a go at translating the following into French.
1. I am going to the swimming pool.
___________________________________________________
2. I am going to the museum.
___________________________________________________
3. He is going to the hospital.
___________________________________________________
4. She is going to the toilets.
___________________________________________________
5. I am at the park
_________________________________________________________________
6. I’m at the bank.
__________________________________________________________________
The following is used to say where you like to go. OPINION + ALLER + to the place.
E.g. J’adore aller à la piscine.
J’adore
J’aime
Je n’aime pas
Je déteste (aller)
** Remember to use either au / à la / à l’ or aux**Have a go at writing the following:
I like to go to the supermarket
I hate to go to the post office
I love to go to the stadium
I don’t like to go to the newsagents
Les invitations et les opinions
French English 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt
Tu viens? Are you
coming?
Tu voudrais Would you like
venir? to come?
Super! Fantastic!
Fantastique!
Oui, j’aime Yes, I like that.
bien ça.
Ça m’est égal I don’t mind.
Je ne sais pas, I don’t know, if
si tu veux. you want.
Non, c’est No, that’s boring.
ennuyeux.
C’est nul. That’s rubbish.
Je déteste ça! I hate that.Au snack-bar (at the snack-bar) English French 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt Bonjour hello Je voudrais I would like C’est combien? How much is it? S’il vous plait Please Merci Thank you Au revoir Good bye Les boissons (drinks) French English 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt un café a coffee un chocolat a hot chocolate chaud un coca a cola un coca light a diet cola un fanta a fanta un jus d’orange an orange juice Une limonade a lemonade Un milkshake à a strawberry la fraise milkshake Un orangina an orangina un thé a tea
Les snacks
French English 1st attempt 2nd attempt 3rd attempt
Une glace à la a strawberry
fraise ice cream
un hamburger a hamburger
un hot-dog a hot-dog
A cheese Un sandwich
sandwich au fromage
A ham Un sandwich
sandwich au jambon
Read the following conversation between a man and a woman. Answer
the comprehension questions:
Bonjour monsieur, vous avez choisi?
Bonjour madame, je voudrais trois cafés, une limonade,
un chocolat chaud et cinq tranches de pizza. S’il vous
plait.
D’accord, voilà – c’est tout?
Et une portion de frites et deux hot-dogs s’il vous plait.
C’est combien?
Ça fait treize euros soixante-cinq, s’il vous plait.
Voilà madame, au revoir.
Merci, au revoir monsieur.1. What drinks do the man order? How many? _______________________________________________________ 2. Does he order any food? If so, what does he order? _______________________________________________________ 3. What is the phrase for ‘how much is it?” _______________________________________________________ 4. What is the grand total of his order? _______________________________________________________
What will be in the exam ? The exam will mostly focus on what we have done in Unit 4 (all the vocabulary here!) BUT! You will also be asked to write a small text about answering questions about what there is in your town and where you like to go. Have a look over this example and see how much you understand and think whether you could write something similar. Bonjour, Je m’appelle Sébastien. J’habite à Caen dans le nord de la France. Dans ma ville il y a beaucoup de cafés et de musées mais ici il n’y a pas de piscine. C’est nul parce que j’adore nager ! Il y a aussi une grande bibliothèque. Qu’est-ce qu’il y a dans ta ville ? J’adore ma ville, j’aime aller à la patinoire, cependant je déteste aller aux magasins avec ma mère – c’est ennuyeux ! Où aimes-tu aller dans ta ville ? Au revoir Sébastien.
A toi! Answer Sébastien’s email – use all the information in this booklet to help you check structures and spellings. _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________
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