Ch. 2 Review

​- You will need to know the names of all family members in French.

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​- You will also need to know the gender of each family member.

​- Gender

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​- Number (how many there are)

​le = the - masculine (talking about a boy) 

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la = the - feminine (talking about a girl)

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les = the - plural (talking about more than 1 person)

​There is one more article you could use to say "the" in French.

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L' - used when the next word begins with a vowel, whether it is masculine or feminine.

​There is also a different way to say "my" in French depending on gender and number.

​mon = my - masculine (talking about a boy) 

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ma = my - feminine (talking about a girl)

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mes = my - plural (talking about more than 1 person)

​- Google Classroom: has ALL vocabulary listed, as well as explanations of gender and articles.

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​- Quizlet: Has flashcard sets of all vocabulary along with review games. I will link this on Google Classroom as well!

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​- ME! You can always email me with questions!

​- You will need to know all the adjectives we learned in class.

​Some adjectives change spelling depending on if the person you are describing is masculine or feminine.

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​Most of the time, you can add the letter "e" to the end to make it feminine.

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​Sometimes, the spelling changes more than that.

​- Google Classroom: has ALL vocabulary listed, as well as explanations of how to change adjectives for mas/fem.

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​- Quizlet: Has flashcard sets of all vocabulary along with review games. I will link this on Google Classroom!

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​- ME! You can always email me with questions!

​Finally, you will need to know how to put both the family and adjective vocabulary together to make sentences describing people, and yourself!

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​You will need to know if the person is masculine or feminine to choose the correct article (the and my) and spell the adjective correctly.

He is = Il est (iL, not LL or ii)

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​She is = Elle est

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​I am = Ich bin

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​and = et (for using more than one adjective)

​Study the vocabulary! The better you know the vocab, the easier it will be to use in a sentence.

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Practice makes perfect! Practice writing out sentences in French. Make sure you practice both feminine and masculine!

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​Ask me for help! I can check over and sentences you write, or re-explain concepts to you!