French Lets Go Shopping Year One French Year

French Let’s Go Shopping Year One French | Year 6 | Let’s Go Shopping | Shopping Conversations | Lesson 1

Aim • I can take part in role play, speaking in French. Success Criteria • I can greet, respond and say goodbye. • I can ask and answer questions.

Click play buttons throughout to hear phrases and words. Greet and Respond When shopping in France, it is normal to spend time in conversation with the shopkeeper and other customers. This lesson introduces/recaps on some of the phrases you would use when going shopping. What greetings and responses do you already know?

Greet and Respond Bonjour, Madame. Bonjour, Mademoiselle. Bonjour, Monsieur. Bien. Ça va mal. Ça va ? Très bien. Merci. Comment allez-vous ? Comme ci, comme ça. Et toi ? Ça ne va pas très bien. Et vous ? Practise a conversation with your partner.

Asking For an Item Je voudrais un… (for one item which is masculine) or Je voudrais une… (for one item which is feminine) Practise a conversation asking for these items: la banane le crayon le croissant la montre la pomme le chou-fleur

Asking For an Item There are special rules to follow when saying ‘some’. If the word is masculine (le) such as café, then the French for ‘some’ is du. Je voudrais du café. Practise a conversation asking for these items: le lait le fromage le jus d’orange le pain

Asking For an Item There are special rules to follow when saying ‘some’. If the word is feminine (la) such as limonade, then the French for ‘some’ is de la. Je voudrais de la limonade. Practise a conversation asking for these items: la confiture la glace la créme la farine

Asking For an Item There are special rules to follow when saying ‘some’. If the word begins with a vowel whether masculine or feminine, such as œuf, then the French for ‘some’ is de l’. Je voudrais de l’œuf. Practise a conversation asking for these items: l’orange l’oignon l’aubergine

Asking For an Item There are special rules to follow when saying ‘some’. If the word is plural whether masculine or feminine (les) such as raisins, then the French for ‘some’ is des. Je voudrais des raisins. Practise a conversation asking for these items: les chocolats les pommes les chaussures les gâteaux

Asking/Saying How Much an Item Is To ask how much something is, say: C’est combien ? And the answer is: C’est… Followed by the amount in euros. If the amount is in whole euros, it would be… cinq euros (five euros) If the amount is euros and cents, it would be… cinq euros cinquante (five euros, fifty cents)

x Asking/Saying How Much quinze 15 30 trente seize an Item 16 40 quarante Is 0 zéro 1 un 2 deux 3 4 trois Practise a 18 conversation dix-huitasking how soixante 60 much the following items are: quatre dix-neuf 19 70 soixante-dix 5 cinq 20 vingt 80 6 six 21 vingt-et-un 90 7 sept 22 100 cent 8 huit 23 vingt-deux 10 € vint-trois 9 neuf 24 vint-quatre 10 dix 25 vingt-cinq 11 onze 26 vingt-six 12 douze Click here to see 27 the vingt-sept 13 14 17 dix-sept numbers in French treize 28 vingt-huit quatorze vingt-neuf 29 50 cinquante quatre-vingts 12 € quatre-vingt-dix 12, 80 € 15, 50 €

Saying Goodbye Here are some ways to say goodbye. Match the French phrases with the English. Salut ! Goodbye Au revoir Have a good weekend À bientôt Until next time À la prochaine Bye À demain See you soon Bonne fin de semaine / Bon week-end See you tomorrow

Saying Goodbye Move around the room, stop when you meet a person and use a phrase to say goodbye. Try out all the phrases. Salut ! À bientôt Au revoir À la prochaine À demain Bonne fin de semaine / Bon week-end

Complete Conversation Use the Conversation Prompt Sheet and Shopping Item Cards to have a complete conversation with your partner.

Aim • I can take part in role play, speaking in French. Success Criteria • I can greet, respond and say goodbye. • I can ask and answer questions.