LA TOUR EIFFEL

Aquí tienes dos ficheros:

- El primero es un dossier sobre la Torre Eiffel en el que encontrarás toda la información necesaria para hacer el ejercicio. Haz clic aquí

- El segundo fichero es el cuestionario que tendrás que responder. Para verlo, haz clic aquí

Les vêtements 2 (exercices)

Ejercicios para practicar vocabulario, haced del 1 al 12.


http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/rgshiwyc/school/curric/French/Primary/Clothes/Index.htm

Les vêtements

Pour pratiquer un peu de vocabulaire, clic sur les vêtements

le genre des adjectifs

Exercices pour pratiquer:

http://www3.humnet.unipi.it/francese/Lecon2/Lecon_2a.htm

http://www.francaisfacile.com/exercices/exercice-francais-2/exercice-francais-4047.php

le genre des adjectifs

PDF para recordar cómo creamos el género femenino de los adjetivos a partir del masculino.

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/2146036/GENREADJECTIF.pdf

Adverbs of Frequency

The simple present tense is also used to show how often something happens with adverbs of frequency - always, usually, often, sometimes, occasionally, seldom, rarely, hardly ever never, etc.... and with adverbial phrases such as once a week, every day

For example:

"I always go to school at 8 o’clock."

"I never travel alone."

"I swim in the swimming pool every day."

"On Tuesdays I visit my grandma."

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

Simple Present Tense

The simple present tense is used to talk about permanent situations and the frequency of events.

To have	Short form	Other Verbs (to play)
I have	I've	I play
he has	he's	He plays
she has	she's	She plays
it has	it's	It plays
you have	you've	you play
we have	we've	we play
they have	they've	they play

Statements +	Statements -	Questions	Short answer +	Short answer -
I play.	I don't play.	Do I play?	Yes, I do.	No, I don't.
He.plays	He doesn't play.	Does he play?	Yes, he does.	No, he doesn't.
She plays	She doesn't play.	Does she play?	Yes, she does.	No, she doesn't.
It plays.	It doesn't play.	Does it play?	Yes, it does.	No, it doesn't.
You play	You don't play.	Do you play?	Yes you do.	No, you don't.
We play.	We don't play.	Do we play?	Yes we do.	No, we don't.
They play	They don't play.	Do they play?	Yes they do.	No, they don't.

When something happens regularly or is a permanent situation we usually use the simple present tense. When using this tense the verb (with the exception of the auxiliary verbs) adds –s, es to the infinitive in the third person singular (verb + s/es with he/she/it).

Simple Present Timeline

For example:

Q) "Where do you live?" A) "I live in France."

Q) "Where does he live?" A) "He lives in France."

Q) "What do you do?" A) "I'm a teacher."

Q) "What does he do?" A) "He's a teacher."