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GCSEFRENCH
SUPPORT BOOK
YEAR 10 & 11
Strategies to build your vocabulary:
Between now and your exam – set yourself a weekly target of words to learn. Strategies to remember spelling include:
word association connection to the English language as there are some similarities
on the Latin based words
Hide the English Colum and try to say meaning from the French words:
o If you know the word highlight in green o If you can work it out highlight in orangeo If you don’t know the word set it as a target for the week
Challenge - The same process as above but this time: Hide the French Colum and try to say meaning from the English
words.
Keep revisiting the learnt vocabulary to secure learning – just because you have highlighted them in green does not mean that ‘it’s a done deal’. Reinforcing learning is key to success.
Important Notice:Should you lose your booklet, the replacement cost is £2.
GCSE FRENCHVOCABULARY LIST
CONTENTSGENERAL 4-18CONTEXT 1 : LIFESTYLE
Health – Foundation
Health - Higher
Relationship & Choices – Foundation
Relationship & Choices - Higher
19-2223-2425-2728-30
CONTEXT 2 : LEISURE
Freetime and Media – Foundation
Freetime and Media - Higher
Holidays – Foundation
Holidays - Higher
31-3637-3940-44
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CONTEXT 3 : HOME AND ENVIRONMENT
Home and local area – Foundation
Home and local area – Higher
Environment - Foundation
Environment - Higher
46-48495051
CONTEXT 4 : WORK AND EDUCATION
School/college and Future Plans - Foundation
School/college and Future Plans - Higher
Current and Future Jobs - Foundation
Current and Future Jobs - Higher
52-5455
56-5758
OPINION PHRASES 59
CONNECTIVES 60
COMPLEX PHRASES 61-66
MARKING CRITERIA FOR WRITING & SPEAKING 67-68
GRAMMAR MAT & USEFUL WEBSITES 69-71
GCSE FRENCHVOCABULARY LISTFOUNDATION & HIGHER TIERS
GENERAL1 Comparisons
1. plus2. moins3. plus que4. moins que
Comparisons
1. more2. less3. more than4. less than
2 Comparison and superlative of adverbs (USE WITH VERBS)
1. bien, mieux, le mieux2. mal, plus mal, le plus mal
Comparison and superlative of adverbs (USE WITH VERBS)
1. well, better, the best2. badly, more badly, the worst
3 Conjunctions and Connectives1. à cause de2. à part3. alors4. aussi5. car6. cependant7. c’est-à-dire8. comme9. d’un côté/de l’autre côté10.donc
Conjunctions and Connectives1. due to2. except3. so4. also , as5. because6. however7. that’s to say8. like,as9. on the one hand. On the other hand10. therefore
41. ensuite2. évidemment3. et4. mais5. même si6. ou7. parce que8. par contre9. par exemple10.pendant que
1. then2. clearly/evidently3. and4. but5. even if6. or7. because8. on the otherhand9. for example10. during/whilst
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GENERAL5
1. pourtant2. puis3. puisque4. quand5. sans doute6. y compris
1. yet/however2. then3. since4. when5. probably6. including
6 Prepositions1. à2. à côté de3. à travers4. au bord de5. au bout de6. au-dessous de7. au-dessus de8. au fond de9. au lieu de10.au milieu de
Prepositions1. to/at2. next to3. across4. next to/by5. at the end of6. below7. above8. at the bottom of9. instead of10.on the middle of
71. autour de2. avec3. contre4. dans5. de6. depuis (with time expression +
PRESENT TENSE)7. derrière8. devant9. en10.en dehors de11.en face de
1. around2. with3. against4. in5. from/of6. for (with time expression +
PRESENT TENSE)7. behind8. in front of9. in10.outside (of)11.opposite
81. entre2. jusqu’à3. malgré4. parmi5. pour6. près de7. sans8. selon9. sous10.sur11.vers
1. between2. until3. in spite of4. amongst5. for6. near7. without8. according to9. under10.on11. towards
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GENERAL9 Negatives
1. ne...jamais2. ne…pas3. ne ..personne4. ne …plus5. ne…que6. ne…rien7. ni…ni8. pas encore
Negatives1. never2. not3. no-one4. no more/longer5. only6. nothing7. nor8. not yet/still
10 Asking questions1. combien ?2. comment ?3. est-ce que ?4. où ?5. pourquoi ?6. quand ?7. que8. quel/quelle ?9. qu’est-ce qui ?10.qu’est-ce que ?
Asking questions1. How much2. How3. Put before a statement to make a question4. where5. why6. when7. that8. which/what9. who10. What
111. qu’est-ce que c’est ?2. qui?3. quoi?4. A quelle heure ?5. Ça s’écrit comment ?6. C’est combien?7. C’est quelle date ?8. C’est quel jour ?9. De quelle couleur ?10. D’où?
1. What is it ?2. who3. What4. At what time ?5. How do you spell that ?6. How much is it ?7. What’s the date ?8. What day is it ?9. what colour ?10. from where ?
121. Où ça ?2. Où est?3. Pour combien de temps?4. Que veut dire ?5. Quelle heure est-il?
1. Where’s that ?2. Where is ?3. For how long ?4. What does …. mean ?5. What’s the time ?
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GENERAL13 Greetings and Exclamations
1. à bientôt2. à demain3. à tout à l’heure4. allô5. amitiés6. au revoir7. au secours8. bien sûr9. bienvenue10.bonjour
Greetings and Exclamations1. see you soon2. see you tomorrow3. see you later4. hello (on phone)5. bye for now6. good-bye7. help !8. of course9. welcome10.hello
141. bon anniversaire2. bon appétit3. bon voyage4. bonne année5. bonne chance6. bonne idée7. bonne nuit8. bonnes vacances9. bonsoir10.bravo11.ça va?12.d’accord
1. happy birthday2. enjoy your meal3. have a good trip4. happy new year5. good luck6. good idea7. good-night8. have a good holiday9. good evening10.well done11.Ok ?12. ok
151. de rien2. désolé3. excusez-moi4. félicitations5. joyeux Noël6. merci7. oui8. pardon9. quel dommage10.salut11.santé12.s’il te/vous plaît
1. it’s nothing2. sorry3. Excuse me4. congratulations5. happy Christmas6. thank you7. yes8. sorry9. what a shame10.hi/bye11.cheers12.please
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GENERAL16 Opinions
1. à mon avis2. absolument3. affreux4. agréable5. aimer6. amusant7. barbant8. bien9. bien entendu10.bizarre
Opinions1. in my opinion2. absolutely3. dreadful4. nice5. to like6. funny7. boring8. well/good9. understood10.strange
171. bon2. ça m’énerve3. ça me plaît4. ça m’est égal5. ça suffit6. casse-pieds7. cher8. chouette9. comique10.comme ci comme ça
1. complicated2. happy3. to believe4. ok5. to hate6. difficult7. to say8. funny9. annoying10. in general
181. enchanté2. ennuyeux3. espérer4. étonné5. facile6. faible7. fantastique8. formidable9. franchement10.généralement
11.pleased to meet you12.boring13. to hope14.surprised15.easy16.weak17. fantastic18.great19. frankly20.generally
191. génial2. grave3. intéressant4. (s’) intéresser à5. inutile6. incroyable7. inquiet8. joyeux9. marrant
1. great2. serious3. interesting4. to be interested in5. useless6. unbelievable7. worried8. happy/joyous9. funny
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10.marre …en avoir 10.to be fed up (J’en ai marre ! – I’m fed up)
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GENERAL20
1. mauvais2. merveilleux3. moche4. moderne5. nouveau6. nul7. optimiste8. passionnant9. penser (à)10.pessimiste
1. bad2. marvellous3. rubbish4. modern5. new6. rubbish7. optimistic8. exciting9. to think (of)10.pessimistic
211. peut-être2. populaire3. positif4. pratique5. préférer6. promettre7. regretter8. ridicule9. rigolo10.sembler
1. perhaps2. popular3. positive4. practical5. to prefer6. to promis7. to regret8. ridiculous9. funny10. to seem
221. sensass2. simple3. splendide4. stupide5. supporter6. superbe7. utile
1. great2. simple/easy3. splendid4. stupid5. supporter6. superb7. useful
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GENERAL23 Expressions of time
Days of the week –all with LOWER case letters
1. lundi2. mardi3. mercredi4. jeudi5. vendredi6. samedi7. dimanche
Expressions of time
Days of the week –all with LOWER case letters
8. Monday9. Tuesday10.Wednesday11.Thursday12.Friday13.Saturday14.Sunday
24 Seasons1. Au printemps – in the spring2. En été – in the summer3. En automne – in the autumn4. En hiver – in the winter
Seasons1. Au printemps – in the spring2. En été – in the summer3. En automne – in the autumn4. En hiver – in the winter
25 months of the year (LOWER case)1. janvier - Jan2. février - Feb3. mars - Mar4. avril - Apr5. mai - May6. juin - Jun7. juillet - Jul8. août - Aug9. septembre - Sep10.octobre - Oct11.novembre - Nov12.décembre - Dec
months of the year (LOWER case)1. janvier - Jan2. février - Feb3. mars - Mar4. avril - Apr5. mai - May6. juin - Jun7. juillet - Jul8. août - Aug9. septembre - Sep10.octobre - Oct11.novembre - Nov12.décembre - Dec
26 The Clock1. et demi – half past2. environ - aprroximately3. heure - hour4. midi - midday5. minuit - midnight6. minute - minute7. moins - to8. quart - quarter9. seconde - second
The Clock1. et demi – half past2. environ - aprroximately3. heure - hour4. midi - midday5. minuit - midnight6. minute - minute7. moins - to8. quart - quarter9. seconde - second
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GENERAL27 Other time expressions
1. à la fois2. à l’avenir3. à l’heure4. an5. année6. après7. après-demain8. après-midi9. aujourd’hui10.auparavant
Other time expressions1. at the same time2. in the future3. on time4. year5. year6. after7. day after tomorrow8. after-noon9. today10.previously
281. avant2. avant-hier3. bientôt4. d’abord5. dans une minute6. d’habitude7. de bonne heure8. dernier9. de temps en temps10.déjà
1. before2. day before yesterday3. soon4. first of all5. in a minute6. usually7. early/in good time8. last9. now and again10.already
291. de nouveau2. en attendant3. en avance4. en retard5. en train de6. en même temps7. encore une fois8. enfin9. fin10.hier
1. again2. whilst waiting3. in advance4. late5. in the middle of6. at the same time7. once again8. finally9. end10.yesterday
30 .1. il y a une semaine2. jour3. journée4. lendemain5. longtemps6. maintenant7. matin
.1. a week ago2. day3. day4. the next day5. a while/longtime6. now7. morning
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8. mois9. en ce moment10.normalement
8. month9. at this moment in time10.normally
GCSE FRENCHVOCABULARY LISTFOUNDATION & HIGHER TIERS
GENERAL31
1. nuit2. parfois3. pendant4. plus tard5. presque6. prochain7. quelquefois8. rarement9. récemment10.semaine
1. night2. occasionally/sometimes3. during4. later5. nearly6. next7. sometimes8. rarely9. recently10.week
321. seulement2. siècle3. soir4. soudain5. souvent6. suivant7. sur le point de8. tard9. tôt10. toujours
1. only2. century3. evening4. suddenly5. often6. following7. on the point of/about to8. late9. early10.always
331. tous les jours2. tout à coup3. tout de suite4. vite5. week-end
1. every day2. suddenly3. straightaway4. quickly5. weekend
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GENERAL34 Location and distance
1. à droite2. à gauche3. banlieue4. en centre-ville5. à la campagne6. chez7. de chaque côté8. de l’autre côté9. en bas10.en haut
Location and distance1. to the right2. to the left3. suburb4. in / to the centre of town5. in/ to the countryside6. at the home of7. on each side8. on the other side9. downstairs10.upstairs
351. est2. ici3. kilomètre4. là5. là-bas6. loin de7. nord8. ouest9. par10.partout
1. east2. here3. km4. there5. over there6. far from7. north8. west9. through10.everywhere
361. quelque part2. situé3. sud4. tout droit5. tout près6. toutes directions7. la ville8. le village
1. somewhere2. situated3. south4. straight ahead/straight on5. near6. all directions7. town8. village
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GCSE FRENCHVOCABULARY LISTFOUNDATION & HIGHER TIERS
GENERAL37 Colour
1. blanc2. bleu3. blond4. brun5. clair6. foncé7. gris8. jaune9. marron10.noir
Colour1. white2. blue3. blond4. brown5. light6. dark7. grey8. yellow9. brown10.black
381. orange2. pourpre3. rose4. rouge5. roux6. vert
1. orange2. purple3. pink4. red5. red/aubernn (hair)6. green
39 Weights and measures1. assez2. bas3. beaucoup de4. boîte5. bouteille6. centimètre7. court8. demi9. encore de10.étroit
Weights and measures1. quite2. low3. alot of4. can/box5. bottle6. cm7. short8. half9. yet more10.narrow
401. gramme2. grand3. gros4. haut5. kilo6. large7. litre8. maigre9. mesurer10.metre
1. gram2. big/tall3. large/fat4. high5. kilo6. wide7. litre8. meagre/thin9. to measure10.metre
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GCSE FRENCHVOCABULARY LISTFOUNDATION & HIGHER TIERS
GENERAL41
1. la moitié2. le morceau3. le moyen4. le paquet5. pas mal de6. peser7. petit8. peu9. plein de10. la pointure
1. half2. bit/piece/morsel3. average4. packet5. quite a few6. to weigh7. small8. few/little9. many10.shoe size
421. rien2. la tranche3. suffisamment4. la taille5. très6. trop
1. nothing2. slice3. sufficiently4. size (dress etc)5. very6. too (much)
43 Shape1. carré2. hauteur3. rond
Shape1. squared2. height3. round
44 Weather1. une averse2. briller3. le brouillard4. la chaleur5. chaud6. le ciel7. le climat8. couvert9. degré10.doux
Weather1. shower2. to shine3. fog4. heat5. hot6. sky7. climate8. overcast9. degree10.mild
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GENERAL45
1. un éclair2. une éclaircie3. ensoleillé4. faire beau5. faire mauvais6. froid7. geler8. la glace9. humide10. la météo
1. lightening2. a sunny spell3. sunny4. to be nice weather5. to be bad weather6. cold7. to freeze8. ice9. moist/humid10.weather (forecast)
461. mouillé2. la neige3. neiger4. un nuage5. nuageux6. ombre (m)7. orage (m)8. orageux9. pleuvoir10.pluie (f)
1. wet2. snow3. to snow4. cloud5. cloudy6. shade7. storm8. stormy9. to rain10. rain
471. sec2. soleil (m)3. température (f)4. tempête (f)5. temps (m)6. tonnerre (f)7. tremper8. vent (m)
1. dry2. sun3. temperature4. storm5. weather/time6. thunder7. to soak8. wind
48 Access1. complet2. entrée libre3. fermé4. fermer5. interdit6. occupé7. ouvert8. ouvrir9. sortie (f)
Access1. full2. free entry3. closed4. to close5. banned/forbidden6. busy/occupied7. open8. to open9. exit
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GENERAL49 Correctness
1. avoir raison2. avoir tort3. corriger4. erreur (f)5. faute (f)6. faux7. juste8. nécessaire9. obligatoire10.parfait11.sûr12.se tromper13.vrai
Correctness
1. to bwe eright2. to be wrong3. to correct4. mistake5. mistake/fault6. wrong7. fair8. necessary9. compulsory10.perfect11.sure12. to make a mistake13. true
50 Materials
1. en argent2. en béton3. en bois4. en carton5. en coton6. en cuir7. en fer8. en laine9. en métal10.en soie11.en or12.en papier13.en plastique14.en verre
Materials
1. silver (l’argent – money)2. made of concrete3. made of wood4. made of cardboard5. made of cotton6. made of leather7. made of iron8. made of wool9. made of metal10.made of silk11.made of gold12.made of paper13.made of plastic14.made of glass
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GENERAL51 Common abbreviations
1. CDI centre de documentation et d’information (m)2. CES collège d’enseignement secondaire (m)3. EMT éducation manuelle et technique l’(f)4. EPS éducation physique et sportive l’(f)5. HLM habitation à loyer modéré l’(f)6. SAMU service d’aide médicale
Common abbreviations
1. Library
2. Secondary school
3. Technology
4. PE
5. Council house
6. Medical
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1. d’urgence (m)2. SDF sans domicile fixe (m)3. SNCF société nationale des
chemins de fer français (f)4. TGV train à grande vitesse (m)5. TVA taxe sur la valeur ajoutée (m)6. Mountain bike
1. ambulance service2. homeless person3. National rail service
4. fast train5. VAT
6. Mountain bike
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- HEALTH1 1. (s’) arrêter de
2. (s’) inquiéter de3. (se) droguer4. (se) relaxer5. abricot l’(m)6. aider7. alcool l’(m)8. alimentation l’(f)9. aller bien/mieux10.avoir envie de
1. to stop2. to worry about3. to take drugs4. to relax5. apricot6. to help7. alcohol8. food9. to be well/better10. to want to
2 1. baguette (f)2. banane )f)3. beurre (m)4. bière (f)5. bifteck (m)6. biscuit (m)7. boeuf (m)8. boire9. bol (m)10.bonbon (m)
1. bread stick2. banana3. butter4. beer5. steak6. biscuit7. beef8. to drink9. bowl10.sweet
3 1. café (m)2. carotte (f)3. céréales les (f)4. cerise (f)5. champignon (m)6. chips les (m)7. chocolat (chaud) (m)8. chose (f)9. chou (m)10.chou-fleur (m)
1. coffee / café2. carrot3. cereals4. cherry5. mushroom6. crisps7. hot chocolate8. thing9. cabbage10.cauliflower
4 1. cidre (m)2. citron (m)3. coca (m)4. coeur (m)5. comprimé (m)6. confiture (f)7. couteau (m)8. crème la (solaire)9. crêpe (f)10.croissant (m)
1. cider2. lemon3. coke4. heart5. tablet6. jam7. knife8. cream (sun)9. pancake10.croissant
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- HEALTH5 1. cuillère (f)
2. cuisine (f)3. dangereux4. déjeuner )m)5. délicieux6. dîner (m)7. drogue (f)8. eau l’(f)9. eau minérale l’(f)10.eau potable l’(f)
1. spoon2. cooking/kitchen3. dangerous4. lunch5. delicious6. dinner7. drug8. water9. mineral water10.drinking water
6 1. en bonne forme2. en bonne santé3. équilibré4. faim (f)5. fatigant6. fatigué7. fort8. fourchette (f)9. frais10. fraise (f)
1. in good health2. in good health3. balanced4. hunger (j’ai faim – I’m hungry)5. tiring6. tired7. strong8. fork9. cool/fresh10.strawberry
7 1. framboise (f)2. frites les (f)3. fromage (m)4. fruits de mer les (m)5. fumer6. fumeur (non)7. gâteau (m)8. goût (m)9. goûter10.gras
1. raspberry2. chips3. cheese4. seafood5. to smoke6. smoker (non)7. cake8. taste9. to taste10.greasy/fatty
8 1. habitude l’(f)2. haricot vert (m)3. hôpital l’(m)4. hors-d’oeuvre l’(m)5. huile l’(f)6. jambon (m)7. jus de fruit (m)8. lait (m)9. légume (m)10. limonade (f)
1. habit2. green bean3. hospital4. starter5. oil6. ham7. fruit juice8. milk9. vegetable10. lemonade
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- HEALTH9 1. liste (f)
2. mal…avoir3. ache eg : J’ai mal à la tête4. malade5. maladie (F)6. manger7. médecin (m)8. médicament (m)9. nourriture (f)10.obésité l’(f)
1. list2. to hurt3. ache eg : J’ai mal à la tête4. ill5. illness6. to eat7. doctor8. medicine9. food10.obesity
10 1. odeur l’(f)2. oeuf l’(m)3. ordinaire4. pain (m)5. paresseux6. pâté (m)7. pâtes les (f)8. pêche (f)9. petit déjeuner (m)10.petits pois les (m)
1. smell2. egg3. ordinary/ normal4. bread5. lazy6. paté7. pasta8. peach9. breakfast10.peas
11 1. peur (f)2. J’ai peur3. plein4. poire (f)5. poisson (m)6. poivre (m)7. pomme de terre (f)8. pomme (f)9. porc (m)10.poulet (m)
1. fear2. I’m scared3. full4. pear5. fish6. pepper7. potato8. apple9. pork10.chicken
12 1. prendre2. raisin (m)3. régime (m)4. repas (m)5. rester6. riz (m)7. rôti8. sain9. salade (f)10.sans
1. to eat /take2. grape3. diet4. meal5. to stay6. rice7. roasted8. healthy9. salad10.without
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- HEALTH13
1. santé (f)2. saucisse (f)3. saucisson (m)4. sel (m)5. sentir6. soif (f)7. J’ai soif8. soupe (f)9. spaghettis les (m)10.spécialité (f)
1. health2. sausage3. salami4. salt5. to smell/feel6. thirst7. I’m thirsty8. soup9. spaghetti10. the speciality
141. sucré2. sucre (m)3. tabac (m)4. tarte (f)5. thé (m)6. tomate (f)7. tousser8. vanille (f)9. Une glace à la vanille10.végétarien
1. sugared/sweet2. sugar3. tobacco / smoking4. tart/flan5. tea6. tomato7. to cough8. vanilla9. vanilla ice-cream10.vegetarian
151. verre (m)2. viande (f)3. vide -4. vin (m)5. vitamine (f)6. vivre7. yaourt (m)
1. glass2. meat3. empty4. wine5. vitamin6. to live7. yoghurt
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- HEALTH1 1. à la carte
2. à peine3. à point4. accro5. activité physique l’(f)6. agneau l’(m)7. ail l’ (m)8. alcoolique9. alcoolisé10.alcoolisme l’ (m)
1. from formal menu2. hardly3. medium rare4. addicted5. physical activity6. lamb7. garlic8. alcoholic9. alcoholic (drink)10.alcoholism
2 1. alimentation saine l’(f)2. amer3. ananas l’(m)4. apéritif l’(m)5. avertir6. bien cuit7. canard (m)8. carafe (f)9. casse-croûte (m)10.casserole (f)
1. healthy food2. bitter3. pineapple4. aperatif (drink before meal)5. to warn6. well done7. duck8. a pitcher/caraffe (of wine/water)9. snack10.saucepan
3 1. concombre (m)2. côtelette (f)3. crevette (f)4. crise cardiaque (f)5. les crudités6. dégoûtant7. dégustation (f)8. désintoxiquer9. (se) détendre10.douleur (f)
1. cucumber2. chop3. prawn4. heart attack5. cut up vegetables to dip6. disgusting7. tasting8. to wean off (alcohol/drugs)9. to relax10.pain
4 1. (s’) entraîner2. épais3. épicé4. épuiser5. escargot l’(m)6. faire la grasse matinée7. farine (f)8. foie (m)9. gâcher10.gigot d’agneau (m)
1. to train2. thick3. spicy4. to exhaust5. snail6. to have a lie-in7. flour8. liver9. to ruin/spoil10. lamb joint
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- HEALTH5 1. gratin dauphinois (m)
2. hors d’haleine3. huître l’(f)4. ivre5. laitue (f)6. matières grasses les (f)7. mener à8. noix (f)9. oignon l’(m)10.ouvre-boîte l’(m)
1. potatoes cooked in milk/cheese2. out of breath3. oyster4. drunk5. lettuce6. fat7. to lead to8. nut9. onion10. can opener
6 1. pamplemousse (m)2. (se) passer de3. piquant4. piqûre (f)5. poumon (m)6. prune (f)7. renoncer8. respirer9. saignant10.salé
1. grapefruit2. to do without3. spicy4. sting5. lung6. plum7. to give up8. to breathe9. bloody . rare (steak)10.salted/salty
7 1. saumon (m)2. sauvegarder3. savoureux4. sommeil le (avoir)5. tabagisme (m)6. tire-bouchon (m)7. toxicomane (m/f)8. truite (f)9. tuer10.veau (m)
1. salmon2. to safeguard3. tasty/ savoury4. to be sleepy5. smoking addiction6. corkscrew7. drug addict8. trout9. to kill10.veal
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CONTEXT 1– LIFESTYLE- RELATIONSHIP AND CHOICES1 1. adresse l’(f)
2. adulte l’(m/f)3. âge l’(m)4. aimable5. aîné6. ami/e l’(m/f)7. amical8. amour l’(m)9. anniversaire l’(m)10.appeler
1. address2. adult3. age4. nice5. older6. friend7. nice/friendly8. love9. birthday/anniversary10. to call
2 1. (s’)appeler2. attendre3. avoir… ans4. barbe (f)5. battre6. bavard7. bavarder8. beau/belle9. beau-frère (m)10.beau-père (m)
1. to be called2. to wait3. to be … years old4. beard5. to fight6. chatty7. to chat8. beautiful9. step brother10.stepdad
3 1. bébé (m)2. belle-mère (f)3. belle-soeur (f)4. bête5. bouclé6. carte d’identité(f)7. célèbre8. chat (m)9. cher10.cheval (m)
1. baby2. stepmum3. stepsister4. stupid5. curly6. identity card7. famous8. cat9. expensive/dear10.horse
4 1. cheveux les(m)2. chien (m)3. chômage (m)4. être au chômage5. cochon d’inde (m)6. connaître7. contribuer8. copain (m)9. copine (f)10.critiquer11.dame (f)
12.date de naissance (f)
1. hair2. dog3. unemployment4. to be unemployed5. guinea pig6. to know (people)7. to contribute8. friend9. friend10. to criticise11.woman12.date of birth
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- RELATIONSHIP AND CHOICES5 1. demi-frère (m)
2. demi-soeur (f)3. (se) disputer4. divorcé5. écrire6. égoïste7. enfant l’(m/f)8. (s’)entendre bien/mal avec9. fâché10. famille (f)
1. step brother/half brother2. half/step sister3. to argue4. divorced5. to write6. selfish7. child8. to get on well/badly with9. angry10. family
6 1. femme (f)2. fille (f)3. fils (m)4. frère (m)5. garçon (m)6. gens les (m)7. gentil8. grand-mère (f)9. grand-père (m)10.grands-parents les (m)
1. woman / wife2. girl3. son4. brother5. boy6. people7. kind8. grandmother9. grandfather10.grandparents
7 1. (s’) habituer à2. hésiter3. heureux4. homme l’(m)5. identité l’(f)6. il s’agit de7. jeune8. joli9. lapin (m)10. lieu (m)
1. to get used to2. to hesitate3. happy4. man5. identity6. it’s about7. young8. pretty9. rabbit10.place
8 1. loger2. lunettes les (f) (de soleil)3. madame4. mademoiselle5. malheureux6. maman (f)7. mari (m)8. (se) marier9. marié10.méchant
1. to live/lodge2. (sun) glasses3. madame4. mademoiselle5. unhappy6. mum7. husband8. to get married9. married10.naughty/nasty
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- RELATIONSHIP AND CHOICES9 1. oncle l’(m)
2. papa (m)3. parents les(m)4. partenaire idéal (m)5. passeport (m)6. pauvre7. Il est pénible8. père (m)9. personnalité (f)10.personne (f)
1. uncle2. dad3. parents4. ideal partner5. passport6. poor7. he’s a pain8. dad9. personality10.person
10 1. personnes défavorisées les (f)2. petit(e) ami(e) le/la3. pleurer4. poisson rouge (m)5. poli6. porter7. prénom (m)8. rapports les (m)9. refuser10. remercier
1. underpriviledged people2. boy/girl friend3. to cry4. gold fish5. polite6. to wear/carry7. first name8. relationship9. to refuse10. to thank
11 1. rendez-vous (m)2. respecter3. responsabilité (f)4. riche5. rire6. sans travail7. sécurité (f)8. sens de l’humour (m)9. séparé10.seul11.signer12.soeur (f)
1. meeting point2. to respect3. responsability4. rich5. to laugh6. without work7. safety/security8. sense of humour9. separated10.alone11. to sign12.sister
12 1. sondage (m)2. le sourire3. souris (f)4. sympa5. tante (f)6. timide7. tranquille8. triste9. vandalisme (m)10. vérité (f)11. visage (m)
1. survey2. smile3. mouse4. kind/nice5. aunt6. shy7. peaceful8. sad9. vandalism10. truth11. visage (m)
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- RELATIONSHIP AND CHOICES1 1. actif
2. ado l’ (m/f)3. agresser4. alliance l’(f)5. animé6. attaque l’(f)7. bague (f)8. baiser9. bande (f)10.bonheur (m)
11.active12.adolescent13. to mug14.wedding ring15.animated16.attack17. ring18. to kiss19.group of friends20.happiness
2 1. cacher2. caractère (m)3. célibataire (m)4. chrétien5. compréhensif6. compter sur7. consacrer8. conseil (m)9. coupable10.de mauvaise humeur
11. to hide12.character13.single14.christian15.undestanding16. to rely on17. to devote18. - advice19.Guilty20. in a bad mood
3 1. (se) débrouiller2. déçu3. déprimé4. déranger5. dette (f)6. douter7. droits de l’homme les (m)8. effrayant9. égal10.égalité l’(f)
11. to manage12.disppointed13.depressed14. to disturb15.debt16. to doubt17.human rights18. frieghtening/shocking19.equal20.equality
4 1. élégant2. enlèvement l’ (m3. ennui l’(m)4. enquête l’(f)5. envahir6. épouser7. espoir l’(m)8. esprit l’(m)9. étonnant10.étrange
11.elegant12.kidnap / removal13.boredom14. inquiry15. to invade16. to marry17.hope18.mind19.surprising20.strange
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- RELATIONSHIP AND CHOICES5 1. éviter
2. exclus3. féliciter4. fêter5. fiançailles les (f)6. fiancé7. fier8. fou9. gêner10.humilier
1. to avoid2. excluded3. to congratulate4. to celebrate5. engagement6. fiancé7. proud8. mad9. to embarrass10. to humiliate
6 1. illégal2. immigré l’(m)3. inconnu4. jaloux5. jeunesse (f)6. jugement (m)7. juif8. jumeau (m)9. jumelle (f)10. laid
1. illegal2. immigrant3. stranger/unknown4. jealous5. youth6. judgement7. jew8. twin9. twin10.ugly
7 1. libertés civiques les (f)2. lutter3. maigre4. maladroit5. manifestation (f)6. menacer7. (se) mettre en colère8. mignon9. monoparental10.mosquée (f)
1. civil rights2. to fight3. meagre/thin4. clumsy5. demonstration6. to threaten7. to make (oneself) angry8. cute9. single parent10.mosque
8 1. mourir2. musulman3. naître4. nerveux5. neveu (m)6. nièce (f)7. noces les (f)8. nostalgie (f)9. offre d’emploi l’(f)10.organisation caritative l’(f)
1. to die2. muslim3. to be born4. nervous5. nephew6. niece7. wedding8. nostalgia9. job offer10.charity
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CONTEXT 1 – LIFESTYLE- RELATIONSHIP AND CHOICES9 1. pauvreté (f)
2. pessimiste3. petite-fille (f)4. petit-fils (m)5. (se) plaindre6. plaire7. plaisir (m)8. racisme (m)9. raid10. réaliser
1. poverty2. pessimistic3. granddaughter4. grandson5. to complain6. to please7. pleasure8. racism9. straight10. to realise (a dream)
10 1. reconnaissant2. réfléchir3. réfugié (m)4. retraite la (à …)5. rêver6. sans domicile ome7. sans ressources8. sans-abri les (m)9. sentiment (m)10. (se) séparer
1. grateful2. to reflect/think3. a refugee4. retirement5. to dream6. without a home7. without resources8. the homeless9. feeling10. to separate
11 1. sida (m)2. surveiller3. témoin (m)4. tomber amoureux de5. travail bénévole (m)6. veuf (m)7. veuve (f)
1. AIDS2. to watch3. witness4. to fall in love with5. volunteer work6. widower7. widow
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA1 1. accompagner
2. achat l’ (m)3. acheter4. aller5. (s’) amuser6. (à) l’appareil (m)7. appel l’(m)8. argent l’ (m) (de poche)9. avantage l’(m)10.ballon le
1. to accompany2. the purchase3. to buy4. to go5. to have fun6. (on) the phone7. phone call8. (pocket) money9. the advantage10.balloon
2 1. bande dessinée la2. banque la3. basket le4. besoin le (avoir…de)5. bijouterie la6. billet le7. blouson le8. bon marché9. boucherie la10.boulangerie la
1. comic2. the bank3. the trainer, basketball (the sport)4. to need5. jewelry6. ticket7. jacket8. cheap9. butcher’s10.bakery
3 1. boules les (f) – boules2. boutique la3. cadeau le4. caisse la5. carte de crédit la6. ceinture la7. centre commercial le8. centre de sport le9. chanson la10.chanter
1. game like bowls2. shop3. present4. till (in shop)5. credit card6. belt7. shopping centre8. sport centre9. song10. to sing
4 1. chanteur/euse le/la2. chapeau le3. charcuterie la4. chaussette la5. chaussure la6. chemise la7. choisir8. choix le9. cinéma le10.clavier le
1. the singer2. hat3. delicatessen4. sock5. shoe6. shirt7. to choose8. the choice9. cinema10.key board
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA5 1. client le
2. cliquer3. coiffeur/euse le/la4. coin le5. comédie la6. concours le7. confiserie la8. couleur la9. courir10.cravate la
1. customer2. to click3. hair dresser4. corner5. comedy6. competition7. sweet shop8. colour9. to run10. the tie
6 1. cyclisme le2. danser3. démodé4. dépenser5. désavantage le6. dessin animé le7. donner8. échanger9. écran l’(m)10.ensemble
1. cycling2. to dance3. old fashioned4. to spend5. disadvantage6. cartoon7. to give8. to exchange9. the screen10. together
7 1. entrée l’(f) ance2. envoyer3. épicerie l’(f) shop4. équipe l’(f)5. équitation l’(f)6. essayer7. faire des économies8. faire les courses (f)9. faire les magasins (m)10. fana le/la (être …de)
1. entrée l’(f) – the entrance2. to send3. corner shop4. the team5. horse riding6. to try7. to save8. to go shopping9. to go shopping10. to be a fan of
8 1. favori2. feuilleton le3. film d’aventures le4. film d’horreur le5. film de guerre le6. film de science-fiction7. film policier le8. film romantique le9. gagner10.gant le
1. favorite2. soap opera3. adventure film4. horror film5. war film6. science fiction film7. detective/crime film8. romantic film9. gagner – to win, earn10.gant le – glove
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA9 1. gratuit
2. groupe le3. guitare la4. gymnastique la5. hypermarché l’(m)6. idée l’(f)7. imper(méable) l’(m)8. inconvénient l’(m)9. jean le10. jeu le (de cartes/de société)
1. free of charge2. group, band3. guitar4. gym5. - hypermarket6. the idea7. rain coat8. disadvantage9. jeans10.game (card, board)
10 1. jeu le (vidéo)2. jouer3. jouet le4. journal le5. jupe la6. laisser7. lecteur DVD le8. lecteur MP3 le9. lecture la10. librairie la
1. video game2. to play3. toy4. newspaper5. skirt6. to leave7. DVD player8. MP3 player9. reading10.bookshop
11 1. libre2. lire3. livre sterling le4. magasin le5. maillot de bain le6. maison de la presse la7. manteau le8. maquillage le9. marchand le (de fruits et de
légumes)
1. free (not attached, not occupied)2. to read3. £4. shop5. swimming costume6. newsagents7. over coat8. make-up9. green grocer’s
12 1. marché le2. membre le3. mettre de l’argent à côté4. mode la (à…)5. monnaie la6. montre la7. musique la ( classique/pop/rap/rock)8. nager9. natation la10. numéro le (de téléphone)
1. market2. member3. to put money aside4. fashion, fashionable5. small change)6. the watch7. music8. to swim9. swimming10.number (phone)
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA13 1. orchestre l’(m)
2. ordinateur l’ (m)3. paire la4. pantalon le5. parapluie le6. parfum le7. parfumerie la8. passe-temps le9. patin à roulettes le10.patinage le
1. orchestra2. computer3. pair4. trousers5. umbrella6. perfume7. perfumery8. pastime9. roller skating10. ice skating
14 1. patiner2. patinoire la3. pâtisserie la4. pêche la5. pièce la6. ping-pong le7. pique-nique le8. piscine la
1. to skate2. skating rink3. cake shop4. fishing (also : peach)5. room6. table tennis7. picnic8. swimming pool
15 1. planche à voile la2. poche la3. portable le4. portefeuille le5. porte-monnaie le6. poste la7. pousser8. (se) promener9. promotion la (en …)
1. wind surfing2. pocket3. mobile phone4. wallet5. purse6. post office7. to push8. to go for a walk9. offer, special offer
16 1. publicité la2. pull le3. pyjama le4. rayon le5. recevoir6. réduit7. regarder8. remplir9. (se) rencontrer10.Retourner
1. advert2. jumper3. pyjamas4. department ( in shop)5. to receive6. reduced7. to watch8. to fill9. to meet10. to return
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA17 1. risque le
2. robe la3. rouge à lèvres le4. sac le (à main)5. sandale la6. sauter7. séance la8. série la9. shampooing le10.short le
1. the risk2. the dress3. lip stick4. (hand) bag5. sandal6. to jump7. session8. series9. shampoo10.shorts
18 1. site le (aller sur)2. skate le3. ski nautique le4. soldes les (m)5. sortie la6. sortir7. sous-titré8. spectateur le9. sportif10.sports d’hiver les (m)
1. to go onto a (web)site2. skate boarding3. water skiing4. sales5. exit6. to go out7. sub-titled8. the viewer, spectator9. sporty10.winter sports
19 1. sports nautiques les (m)2. stade le3. supermarché le4. surf le (de neige)5. surfer6. surprise-partie la7. sweat (-shirt) le8. taper9. technologie la10. télévision la
1. water sports2. stadium3. supermarket4. surfing5. surfing6. party7. sweat shirt8. to type9. technology10. television
20 1. temps libre le2. texto le3. théâtre le4. tirer5. toucher6. valeur la7. vedette la8. vendre9. venir10. version la (originale/français)
1. free time2. text message3. theatre4. to pull5. to touch6. the value7. the star8. to sell9. to come10. original version, version in French
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA21 1. veste la
2. vêtements les (m)3. vitrine la4. voile la5. voir6. volley le7. VTT le
1. jacket2. clothes3. shop window4. veil, sailing5. to see6. volley ball7. mountain biking
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA1 1. actualités les (f)
2. alpinisme l’(m)3. annuler4. anonyme5. antenne l’(f)6. bijou le7. bloggeur le8. boîte aux lettres électronique (blé)
la9. bouton le10.caméscope le
1. the news2. mountain climbing3. to cancel4. anonymous5. aerial6. jewel, jewelry7. blogger8. inbox
9. button10.webcam
2 1. canoë kayak le2. chaîne la3. chariot le4. chemisier le5. commencement le6. commerçant le7. comptoir le8. console de jeu la9. contrôler10.courrier électronique le
1. canoeing, kayaking2. channel3. trolley4. blouse5. the beginning6. shop keeper7. counter8. games console9. to control10.email
3 1. course la2. cybercafé le3. déchirer4. dérouler ..en bas/en haut5. deviner6. distractions les (f)7. distributeur automatique le8. écharpe l’(f)9. échecs les (m)10.écran tactile l’(m)
1. shopping2. cybercafe3. to tear up4. to scroll up, down5. to guess6. entertainment7. ATM8. scarf9. chess10. touch screen
4 1. effacer2. emballer3. (s’) ennuyer4. Enregistrer5. escalade l’(f)6. escalier roulant l’(m)7. être remboursé
8. événement l’(m)9. faire du lèche-vitrine10. fermeture la (annuelle)
1. to rub out, to wipe2. to love (ça m’emballe – I love that)3. to get bored4. to record5. climbing6. escalator7. to be reimburesed, get your money
back8. the event9. window shopping10.annual closure
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA5 1. feu d’artifice le
2. feuilleter3. fléchettes les (f)4. fleuriste le/la5. genre le6. grille de sécurité la7. gymnase le8. icône l’(f)9. imprimer10. jour férié le
1. fireworks2. to leaf through3. darts4. florist5. the type6. anti-theft shutters7. gym8. icon9. to print10.holiday
6 1. lancer2. libre-service le3. lien le4. lourd5. magnétoscope le6. marquer (un but)7. marre (en avoir)8. mettre en ligne9. mi-temps la10.moniteur le
1. to throw, launch2. self service3. link4. heavy5. video player6. to score (a goal)7. to be fed up8. to put online9. half time10.coach, leader
7 1. mots croisés les (m)2. musculation la (faire de)3. page d’accueil la4. pédagogique5. piercing le (à l’oreille)6. pile la7. planche de surf la8. platine laser la9. plongée sous-marine la10.poissonnerie la
1. cross word2. weight training3. home page4. - educational5. ear piercing6. battery7. surf board8. CD player9. sub aqua divining10. fishmonger’s
8 1. poste de travail le2. prise la3. pull à capuche le4. quotidien5. réclame la (en)6. reçu le7. rembourser8. remplacer9. remporter (un prix)10. réseau le
1. work station2. electric plug3. hoody4. daily5. advert6. receipt7. to reimburse8. to replace9. to get a prize10.network
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – FREE TIME AND THE MEDIA9 1. reste le
2. réunion la3. sommet le4. suggérer5. tatouage le6. télécharger7. téléspectateur le8. tournée la9. traitement de texte le
1. rest2. meeting3. summit4. to suggest5. tattoo6. to download7. TV viewer8. turn9. word processing
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – HOLIDAYS1 1. addition l’(f)
2. aéroport l’(m)3. Afrique l’ (f)/africain4. agence de voyages l’ (f)5. air l’(m) (en plein)6. Algérie l’(f)/algérien7. Allemagne l’(f)/allemand8. aller retour l’(m)9. aller simple l’(m)10.Amérique l’(f)/américain
1. bill2. airport3. Africa, African4. travel agent’s5. in the air6. Algeria, Algerian7. Germany, German8. return ticket9. single ticket10.America, American
2 1. Angleterre l’(f)/anglais2. (s’) approcher3. arrivée l’(f)4. ascenseur l’(m)5. assiette l’ (f)6. Atlantique l’(m)7. auberge de jeunesse l’(f)8. Australie l’(f)/australien9. auto l’(f)10.autobus l’(m)
1. England. English2. to approach3. the arrival4. the lift5. the plate, platter6. Atlantic7. youth hostel8. Australia, Australian9. car10.bus
3 1. autoroute l’ (f)2. aventure l’(f)3. avion l’(m)4. bagages les (m)5. (se) baigner6. bain le7. balcon le8. bateau le9. Belgique la/belge10.boisson la
1. motor way2. adventure3. plane4. luggage5. to swim6. bath7. balcony8. boat9. Belgium, Belgian10. the drink
4 1. bord de la mer le2. (se) bronzer3. bureau des renseignements le4. camion5. Canada le/canadien6. car le7. caravane la8. carnet le9. carrefour le10.carte la
1. sea side2. to tan3. information office4. lorry5. Canada, Canadian6. coach (bus)7. caravan8. notebook, or book of tickets9. cross roads10.map
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – HOLIDAYS5 1. carte postale la
2. casser3. chambre la (de famille)4. chambre la (double)5. chambre la (pour une personne)6. château le7. chauffeur le8. chercher9. Chine la/chinois10.classe la
1. post card2. to break3. (family) room4. (double) room5. (single) room6. castle7. driver8. to look for9. China, Chinese10.class
6 1. colonie de vacances la2. commander3. composter4. compris5. conduire6. confirmer7. confort le8. consigne la9. coûter10.demi-pension la
1. holiday camp2. to order3. to compost4. understood, included5. to drive6. to confirm7. comfort8. left luggage locker9. to cost10.half board
7 1. départ le2. différence la3. dortoir le4. douane la5. douche la6. Douvres7. drapeau le8. durer9. Ecosse l’(f)/écossais10.Edimbourg
1. departure2. difference3. dormitory4. customs (in a port, airport)5. shower6. Dover7. flag8. to last, take (time)9. Scotland, Scottish10.Edinburgh
8 1. employé(e) l’(m/f)2. encore3. endroit l’(m)4. entrée l’(f)5. Espagne l’(f)/espagnol6. essence l’(f)7. Etats-Unis les (m)8. étranger l’(m) (à…)9. expliquer10. feux rouges les (m)
1. employee2. again, still3. place4. entrance, ticket5. Spain, Spanish6. petrol7. USA8. abroad9. to explain10. red light, traffic lights
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – HOLIDAYS9 1. gare la
2. gare routière la3. (se) garer4. gîte le5. Grande-Bretagne la/britannique6. guichet le7. horaire l’(m)8. hôtel l’(m)9. Inde l’ (f)/indien10. Irlande l’ (du Nord) (f)/irlandais
1. station2. bus station3. to park4. holiday home5. GB, British6. ticket office7. timetable (travel)8. hotel9. India, Indian10. Ireland, Irish
10 1. Italie l’(f)/italien2. Japon le/japonais3. Lac le4. lavabo le5. lentement6. ligne la7. location de voitures la8. logement le9. loisir le10.Londres
1. Italy, Italian2. Japan, Japanese3. lake4. wash basin5. slowly6. bus route7. car rental8. accommodation9. leisure10.London
11 1. louer2. Manche la3. Marcher4. Maroc le/marocain5. Méditerranée la6. menu le (à prix fixe/touristique)7. mer la - sea8. (se) mettre en route9. Mixte10.mobylette la
1. to hire, rent2. English Channel3. to walk, to work (function)4. Morocco, Moroccan5. the Mediterranean6. the fixed price / tourist menu7. sea8. to get on the raod9. mixed10.moped
12 1. monde le2. moto la3. office de tourisme l’(m)4. partager5. partir6. passager le7. passant le8. Pays de Galles le/gallois9. péage le10.pension complète la
1. world2. motor bike3. tourist office4. to share5. to leave6. passenger7. passerby8. Wales , Welsh9. toll booth11. full board
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – HOLIDAYS13 1. permis de conduire le
2. pièce d’identité la3. pied le (à…)4. piéton le5. piste la6. plage la7. plan de ville le8. plat le (du jour/principal)9. Pologne la/polonais10.Portugal le/portugais
1. driving licence2. identity card/ passport3. foot, on foot4. pedestrian5. ski run6. beach7. town plan8. dish of the day, main9. Poland, Polish10.Portugal le/portugais
14 1. pourboire le2. pressé3. prêt4. projet le5. promenade la6. quai le7. quitter8. randonnée la9. rapide10. recommander
1. tip (for drinks, food)2. squeezed, pressed3. ready4. project, plan5. walk6. platform, jetty7. to leave8. hike, walk9. rapid, quick10. to recommend
15 1. régional2. renseignements les (m)3. réservation la4. réserver5. revenir6. rond-point le7. rue la8. sable le9. sac de couchage le10.salle d’attente la
1. régional2. information3. Bookings4. to reserve5. to come back6. roundabout7. road8. sand9. sleeping bag10.waiting room
16 1. salle de bains la2. savon le3. séjour le4. sens interdit5. sens unique6. service le (compris)7. sortie de secours la8. spectacle le9. station service la10.stationner
1. bathroom2. soap3. stay, living room4. no entry5. one way traffic6. service included7. emergency exit8. show9. motorway services, petrol garage10. to park
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – HOLIDAYS17 1. Suisse la/suisse
2. Suivre3. supplément le syndicat d’initiative le4. tarif réduit le5. tasse la6. tente la7. tourisme le8. touriste le/la9. tourner10. Tunisie la/tunisien11. vacances les (f)
1. Switzerland, Swiss2. to follow3. tourist office4. tarif réduit le – reduced rate5. tasse la - cup6. tente la - tent7. tourisme le - tourism8. Tourist9. to turn10.Tunisia / Tunisian11.holidays
18 1. valise la2. véhicule le3. visite la (guidée)4. visiter5. voiture la6. vol le7. voler8. voyage le9. voyager10.voyageur le11.vraiment12.vue de mer la
1. suitcase2. vehicle3. guided visit, guided tour4. to visit5. car6. flight , theft7. to fly, steal8. journey9. to travel10. traveller11. really12.seaview
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CONTEXT 2 – LEISURE – HOLIDAYS1 1. aire de repos l’(f)
2. atterrir3. avis l’(m)4. bistro le5. bloc sanitaire le6. brasserie la7. casque le8. chambre d’hôte la9. chemin de fer le10.climatisation la
1. layby (on motorway)2. to land3. opinion4. cafe5. toilet block (campsite)6. bar7. helmet8. B&B9. railways10.air con
2 1. correspondance la2. décoller3. déviation la4. diriger5. doubler6. en provenance de7. état l’(m)8. frontière la9. indiquer10. loyer le
1. connection (train, flight)2. to take off, lift off3. diversion4. to direct5. to overtake6. coming from (train)7. state8. border, frontier9. to show, indicate10. rent
3 1. manquer2. marée la3. niveau le4. panneau le5. paraître6. parc d’attractions le7. passage à niveau le8. paysage le9. ralentir10. remarquer
1. to miss2. tide3. level4. sign, notice5. to apper6. theme parc7. level crossing8. countryside9. to slow down10. to notice
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CONTEXT 3 – HOME AND ENVIRONMENT – HOME AND LOCAL AREA1 1. appartement l’(m)
2. arbre l’(m)3. armoire l’(f)4. arrêt l’(m)5. (s’) asseoir6. bâtiment le7. bibliothèque la8. boîte de nuit la9. boum la10.bowling le
1. flat2. tree3. wardrobe4. stop (bus)5. to sit down6. building7. library, bookcase8. night club9. party10.bowling le
2 1. bureau le2. calme3. cathédrale la4. cave la5. chaise la6. champ le7. clé la8. club des jeunes le9. code postal le10.colline la
1. office2. calm3. cathedral4. cellar5. chair6. field7. key8. youth club9. post code10.hill
3 1. commissariat le2. confortable3. (se) coucher4. couloir le5. cuisinière la6. descendre7. dormir8. église l’(f)9. entrer10.escalier l’(m)
1. police station2. comfortable3. to go to sleep4. corridor5. cooker6. to go down7. to sleep8. church9. to go in, enter10.stairs
4 1. étage l’(m)2. faire du babysitting3. faire du jardinage4. faire le ménage5. fenêtre la6. ferme la7. fête la8. feu le9. fleur la10. four le ( à micro-ondes)
1. floor2. to babysit3. to do gardening4. to do the housework5. window6. farm7. party, festival, fete8. fire9. flower10.oven (microwave)
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CONTEXT 3 – HOME AND ENVIRONMENT – HOME AND LOCAL AREA5 1. frigo le
2. garder3. habitant l’(m)4. habiter5. historique6. hôtel de ville l’(m)7. île l’(f)8. immeuble l’(m)9. industrie l’(f) industriel
1. fridge2. to keep3. inhabitant4. to live5. historical6. town hall7. island8. block of flats9. industrial
6 1. jardin le2. jardin public le3. lampe la4. laver la voiture5. (se) lever6. lit le7. maison la (individuelle/jumelée)8. mariage le9. métro le10.mettre
1. garden2. park3. lamp4. to wash the car5. to lift, get up6. bed7. house (detached, semi)8. wedding, marriage9. underground (train)10. to put (on)
7 1. meuble le2. miroir le3. montagne la4. monter5. montrer6. mur le7. musée le8. nettoyer9. Noël10.Nouvel An le
1. piece of furniture2. mirror3. mountain4. to climb5. to show6. wall7. museum8. to clean9. Christmas10. the New Year
8 1. Pâques2. parc le3. parking le4. pelouse la5. pièce la6. coin (de monnaie)7. placard le8. place la9. plafond le10.plante la11.pont le
1. Easter2. park3. car park4. lawn5. room, play (theatre),6. coin7. cupboard8. square (in a town)9. ceiling10.plante11.bridge
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CONTEXT 3 – HOME AND ENVIRONMENT – HOME AND LOCAL AREA9 1. porte la
2. privé3. quartier le4. réveil le5. (se) réveiller6. rez-de-chaussée le7. rideau le8. rivière la9. salle à manger la10.salle de séjour la11.salon le12.serviette la
1. door, gate2. private3. quarter, district4. alarm clock5. to wake up6. groun floor7. curtain8. river9. dining room10. lounge11. living room12. towel, napkin
10 1. sous-sol le2. tableau le3. tapis le4. téléphone le5. téléphoner6. terrain de sport le7. terrasse la8. toit le9. trottoir le10. (se) trouver11.usine l’(f)12.vache la
1. basement2. picture, board3. rug, carpet4. telephone5. to phone6. sports ground, field7. terrace, patio8. roof9. pavement10. to find (be situated)11. factory12.cow
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CONTEXT 3 – HOME AND ENVIRONMENT – HOME AND LOCAL AREA1 1. allumer
2. appuyer3. arrondissement l’(m)4. baptême le5. bricolage le6. bruyant7. concierge le8. couverture la9. donner sur10.dur
1. to light, turn on2. to push, press3. district (in Paris)4. christening5. DIY6. noisy7. caretaker8. cover, blanket9. to look out over10.hard
2 1. échelle l’(f)2. entouré3. espaces verts les (m)4. étagère l’(f)5. éteindre6. fauteuil le7. feuille la8. fontaine la9. forêt la10.grenier le
1. ladder2. surrounded3. green spaces4. bookshelf5. to extinguish, turn off6. arm chair7. leaf, piece of paper8. fountain, spring9. forest10.attic
3 1. haie la2. herbe l’(f)3. horloge l’(f)4. inondation l’(f)5. jardin zoologique le6. jour de l’an le7. jumelé8. lits superposés les (m)9. moquette la10.palais le
1. hedgerow2. grass3. clock4. flooding5. zoo6. New Year’s Day7. twinned8. bunk bed9. carpet10.palace
4 1. pittoresque2. robinet le3. Saint-Sylvestre la4. sans intérêt5. spacieux6. terre la7. tiroir le8. Toussaint la holiday,9. volet le
1. picturesque2. tap3. New Year’s Eve4. witohut interest, dull5. spacious6. earth7. drawer8. November 1st, All Saint’s Day9. shutter
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CONTEXT 3 – HOME AND ENVIRONMENT – ENVIRONMENT1 1. boîte la (en carton)
2. centre de recyclage le3. circulation la4. cultiver5. déchets les (m)6. environnement l’(m7. jeter8. pétrole le9. piste cyclable la10.pollué
1. box (cardboard)2. recycling centre3. traffic4. to grow5. rubbish6. environment7. to throw (away)8. oil9. cycle path10.polluted
2 1. poubelle la2. problème le3. propre4. protéger5. recyclable6. sac en plastique le7. sale8. sans plomb9. sauver10. transports en commun les (m)11.zone piétonne la
1. rubbish bin2. problem3. clean4. to protect5. recyclable6. plastic bag7. dirty8. unleaded9. to save10.public transport11.pedestrian area
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CONTEXT 3 – HOME AND ENVIRONMENT – ENVIRONMENT1 1. augmenter
2. charbon le3. consommation la (modérée4. construire5. croire6. déboisement le7. détritus les (m)8. détruire9. disparaître
1. to increase2. coal, carbon3. (moderate) consumption4. to build5. to believe6. deforestation7. rubbish8. to destroy9. to disappear
2 1. effet de serre l’(m)2. emballage l’(m)3. embouteillage l’(m)4. endommager5. gaz carbonique le6. gaz d’échappement le7. guerre la8. heures d’affluence les (f)9. incendie l’(m)
1. greenhouse effect2. wrapping3. traffic jam4. to damage5. carbon dioxide6. exhaust fumes7. war8. rush hour9. fire (house, building, forest)
3 1. lumière la2. mondial3. ordures les (f) – waste products4. produire5. ramasser6. réchauffement de la terre le7. renouvelable8. surpeuplé
1. light2. world...3. waste products4. to produce5. to collect6. global warming7. renewable8. overpopulated
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CONTEXT 4 – WORK AND EDUCATION – SCHOOL AND FUTURE PLANS1 1. affaires les (f)
2. apprendre3. apprenti/e l’(m/f)4. apprentissage l’(m)5. bac le6. biologie la7. cahier le8. calculatrice la9. carrière la10.chimie la
1. business2. to learn3. apprentice4. apprenticeship5. A levels (French equivalent of)6. Biology7. exercise book8. calculator9. career10.chemistry
2 1. collège le2. commencer3. comprendre nd4. copier5. our la6. cours le7. crayon le8. défense de9. demander10.dessin le
1. secondary school2. to start3. to understand4. to copy5. yard, playground6. lesson7. pencil8. not allowed9. to ask10.drawing, art
3 1. dessiner2. détail le3. détester4. devoir5. devoirs les (m)6. dictionnaire le7. difficile8. difficulté la9. directeur/directrice le/10. discuter
1. to draw2. details3. to hate4. to have to, must5. homework6. dictionary7. difficult8. difficulty9. director, head teacher10. to talk, discuss
4 1. droit le2. échange l’(m)3. école l’(f) (primaire/secondaire)4. écouter5. élève l’(m/f)6. emploi du temps l’(m)7. en première8. en seconde9. en sixième10.en terminale
11. right12.exchange13.school14. to listen (to)15.pupil, student16. (school) timetable17.Year 1218.Year 1119.Year 720.Year 13
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CONTEXT 4 – WORK AND EDUCATION – SCHOOL AND FUTURE PLANS5 1. encourager
2. études les (f)3. étudiant l’(m)4. étudier5. examen l’(m)6. exemple l’ (m)7. facile8. faire attention9. finir10. français le
1. to encourage2. studies3. student4. to study5. exam6. example7. easy8. to pay attention9. to finish10.French
6 1. géographie la2. histoire l’(f)3. informatique l’(f)4. inquiet5. instituteur/institutrice l’ (m/f)6. laboratoire le7. langue la8. leçon la9. lecture la10. livre le
1. geography2. history3. ICT4. worried5. primary teacher6. laboratory7. language8. lesson9. reading11.book
7 1. lycée le (technique)
2. mathématiques les3. matière la4. mot le5. note la6. organiser7. oublier8. parler9. passer10.pause la
1. Sixth Form college, technical college
2. maths3. school subject4. word5. mark (for work done)6. to organise7. to forget8. to talk9. to take (exam)10.break
8 1. penser2. perdre3. photocopie la4. physique la5. poser6. pouvoir7. préparer8. professeur le9. récréation la10. règle la
11. to think12. to lose13.photocopy14.physics15. to put16. to be able17. to prepare18. teacher19.break (between lessons)20. ruler, rule
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CONTEXT 4 – WORK AND EDUCATION – SCHOOL AND FUTURE PLANS9 1. règlement le
2. rentrée la3. répéter4. répondre5. réponse la6. résultat le7. réviser8. salle de classe la9. savoir10.scolaire
1. the rules2. return to school3. to repeat, rehearse4. to answer5. answer6. result7. to revise8. class room9. to know (how to)10.school... (adj)
10 1. stylo le2. tableau (blanc interactif) le3. travailler4. travailleur5. trimestre le6. uniforme l’(m)7. université l’(f)8. utiliser9. vocabulaire le
1. pen2. interactive whiteboard3. to work4. worker, hardworking5. term6. uniform7. univercity8. to use9. vocabulary
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CONTEXT 4 – WORK AND EDUCATION – SCHOOL AND FUTURE PLANS1 1. bien équipé
2. car de ramassage le3. confiance la4. connaissance la5. couramment6. diplôme le7. doué8. échouer9. empêcher10.ennui l’(m)
1. well equipped2. school bus3. confidence4. knowledge5. fluently6. diploma7. gifted8. to fail9. to prevent10.boredom
2 1. enseigner2. enthousiasme l’(m)3. explication l’(f)4. faculté la5. frapper6. incivilités les (m)7. instruction civique l’(f)8. instruction religieuse l’(f)9. langues vivantes les (f)10. licence la
1. to teach2. enthisiasm3. explanation4. university5. to hit6. impoliteness7. citizenship8. RE9. Modern Languages10. (university) degree
3 1. mal équipé2. maternelle la3. mentir4. permettre5. punir6. redoubler7. retenue la8. réussir9. salle d’informatique la10.salle des professeurs la
1. badly equipped2. nursery school3. to lie4. to allow5. to punish6. to repeat the year7. detention8. to succeed9. ICT room10.staffroom
4 1. souci le2. surchargé3. tâche la4. (se) taire5. thème le6. traduire7. troisième âge le8. utiliser9. victime la
1. worry, concern2. overworked3. task4. to be quiet5. topic6. to translate7. old age8. to use9. victim
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CONTEXT 4 – WORK AND EDUCATION – CURRENT & FUTURE JOBS1 1. améliorer
2. annuaire l’(m)3. assurer4. auteur l’(m)5. avertissement l’(m)6. avocat l’(m)7. cadre le8. comptable le9. contrat le10.cours professionnel le
1. to improve2. phone directory3. to ensure, to insure4. author5. warning, notice6. lawyer7. manager8. accountant9. contract10.professional training
2 1. demande d’emploi la2. écrivain l’(m)3. enrichissant4. entretien l’(m)5. épreuve l’(f)6. acteur/actrice l’(m/f)7. avenir l’(m)8. bien payé9. boîte aux lettres la10.boucher le
1. job search2. writer3. enriching4. interview5. trial, test6. actor7. future8. well paid9. post box10.butcher
3 1. boulanger le2. boulot le3. caissier/caissière le/la4. candidat le5. certainement6. certificat le7. chef le8. collègue le/la9. conférence la10.décider
1. baker2. job3. cashier4. candidate5. certainly6. certificate7. cook, boss8. colleague9. lecture10. to decide
4 1. devenir2. distribuer3. docteur le4. électricien l’ (m)5. emploi l’(m)6. entreprise l’(f)7. enveloppe l’(f)8. épicier l’(m)9. facteur le10. fermier le
1. to become2. to distribute3. doctor4. electrician5. job6. business7. envelope8. grocer9. postman10. farmer
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CONTEXT 4 – WORK AND EDUCATION – CURRENT & FUTURE JOBS5 1. formulaire le
2. hôtesse de l’air l’ (f)3. infirmier/infirmière l’(m/f)4. ingénieur l’ (m)5. lettre la6. livrer7. mal payé8. mécanicien le9. musicien le10.paquet le
1. form (to fill in)2. air hostess3. nurse4. engineer5. letter6. to deliver7. badly paid8. mechanic9. musician10.parcel
6 1. patron le2. plombier le3. policier le4. programmeur le5. propriétaire le/la6. (se) rappeler7. Répondre8. rêve le9. salaire le10.secrétaire le/la
1. boss2. plumber3. police man4.5. owner6. to remember7. to answer8. dream9. wages, salary10.secretary
7 1. serveur/euse le/la2. stage (en entreprise) le3. technicien le4. timbre le5. travail le6. varié7. vendeur/euse le/la
1. waiter, waitress2. work experience3. technician4. stamp5. work, job6. varied7. sales person
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CONTEXT 4 – WORK AND EDUCATION – CURRENT & FUTURE JOBS1 1. femme de ménage la
2. foire d’exposition la3. homme au foyer l’(m)4. informaticien l’(m)5. interprète l’(m/f)6. jardinier le7. licencier8. loi la9. maçon le10.mannequin le11.offre d’emploi l’(f)12.ouvrier l’(m)13.programme le (de formation)14.vétérinaire le/la
1. cleaning lady2. trade exhibition3. house husband4. ICT person5. interpreter6. gardener7. to dismiss, sack8. the law9. mason, builder10.model11. job offer12.manual labourer, worker13. training programme14.vet
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OPINION PHRASES
Je considère que I consider that
Il me semble que It seems to me that
D'après moi According to me
Il faut bien reconnaitre que It must be recognised that
Il faut noter que One must note that
Il me semble incontestable que It seems to me to be indisputable
Quant à With regards to
Alors qu'en fait But in fact
Je voudrais souligner que I'd like to underline
Je suis convaincue que I am convinced
J'estime que I consider that
Je suppose que I suppose that
Je concède que I admit that
Cela me choque That shocks me
Il m'est évident que It is obvious to me that
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CONNECTIVESOppositionmaiscependantnéanmoinsd’un autre côtéau lieu deen revanchevu d’une autre façonbien quela raison principale contrecertains ne croient paspar exempletout indique quene pas être d’accordtandis quetant que
but …howeverneverthelesson the other handinsteadin contrastlooking at it another wayalthoughthe main reason againstsome people do not believefor instancethe evidence suggestsdisagreewhereasas long as
In Additionen plusd’ailleursde toute façonaprès toutcertains croient quec’est une question importante carune des raisons estde plusaussien outreune remarque de plusprétendre que
in addition (and…)besidesanywayafter allmany people believe thatthis is an important issue becauseone reason isfurthermorealsomoreovera further pointto claim that…
Explainingalorspar exempleautrement dittout d’abordfinalement/en finen conclusion /pour conclureaprès mûre réflexionla raison principale pour laquellefinalement nous avons décidéJe crois que
sofor examplein other wordsfirst of allfinallyin conclusionafter much thoughtthe main reason for thisin the end we decidedI believe that
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COMPLEX PHRASES FOR WRITING AND SPEAKING
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Time expressionsle matin in the morningl’après-midi in the afternoonle soir in the eveningla nuit at nightle lundi on Monday(s)lundi dernier last Mondaylundi prochain next Mondayle week-end the week-endle week-end prochain next week-endle week-end dernier last week-enden été in summeren automne in autumnen hiver in winterau printemps in springl’année dernière last year(past)le mois dernier last month(past)la semaine dernière last weekhier yesterdayil y a deux jours 2 days agole lendemain the day afteraprès-demain day after tomorrowdemain tomorrowdans deux jours in 2 days(time)
Linking words / connectives
et andmais butquand whenou orqui who,whichparce que/ car becausepuisque as,sincecependant howevernéanmoins neverthelesspuis thensi ifdonc thereforeoù wherepar conséquent as a resultalors then/ so /at that timetandis que whereaspar contre on the other handd’un côté on one handde l’autre côté on the other hand
Expressing opinions C’était-it was / C’est-it is / Ce sera-it will bePositive Negativechouette great affreux (euse) horriblesuper super ennuyeux (euse) boringamusant (e) funny nul (le) rubbishintéressant (e) interesting dégoûtant (e) disgustingpratique practical difficile difficultfantastique fantastic dangereux (euse) dangerousparfait (e) perfect mauvais (e) badpassionnant (e) fascinating effrayant (e) scarydélicieux (euse) delicious bête sillysympa nice une perte de temps waste of timebien good laid (e) uglyfabuleux (euse) fabulous impoli (e) rudeexcellent (e) excellent désastreux (euse) disastrousrelaxant (e) relaxing So-so assez+adj quite+adj pas mal not bad rien de spécial nothing special ordinaire ordinary
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Adverbs
malheureusement unfortunatelyheureusement fortunatelyd’abord firstlynormalement normallygénéralement generallyde temps en temps from time to timesouvent oftenfinalement finally
Where
en + feminine country en France, en Angleterre
au + masculine country au Japon, au Portugal, au Brésil, au Pays de Galles,au Maroc, au Canada
aux + plural name of countryaux Ėtats-Unis, aux Canaries
à + islands, citiesà Paris, à Loughton, à Chypre
au/à la/ à l’/aux + places in townau café, à la piscine, à l’hôtel, aux toilettes
chez + namechez John = at John’s housechez moi = at my house
Opinions
J’adore J’aime beaucoup J’aime bien J’aime + le/la/les/l’ J’aime assez or Je n’aime pas beaucoup + infinitive Je n’aime pas Je n’aime pas du tout Je déteste
I prefer je préfèreI would prefer je préféreraisI would have preferred j’aurais préféré
Interjections
Quelle surprise! What a surprise !Quelle horreur! How awful !Quel désastre! What a disaster !Quel dommage! What a shame !Quelle galère! What bad luck !Quelle joie! What joy !
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Intensifiers - put one of these words in front of your adjectives
vraiment really trop tooincroyablement unbelievably très veryassez quite tout à fait completelyun peu a bit
If and conditional tense Si j’avais + pp, j’aurais +pp = If I had… I would have
Si j’avais su…………… .. j’aurais été…= If I had known, …....I would have beenSi j’avais commencé …. .. j’aurais pu …= If I had started ……I would have been able toSi j’avais pu …………….. j’aurais eu …= If I had been able... I would have hadSi j’avais vu …………….. j’aurais dit…..= If I had seen …… I would have said
After having done somethingUse PP of the verb
après avoir regardé = after watchingaprès avoir fini = after finishingaprès avoir attendu = after waiting
après être allé(e)(s)(es) = after goingaprès être sorti(e)(s)(es) = after going outaprès être rentré(e)(s)(es) = after coming home
après m’être habillé(e)(s)(es)= after getting dressedaprès m’être lavé(e)(s)(es) = after having a wash
Give your opinion and justify itje pense que I think thatje crois que I believe thatà mon avis in my opinionselon moi in my opinion + parce que / car….je trouve que I find thatj’ai trouvé que I found thatj’ai pensé que I thought that
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Y means ‘there’
It goes in front of the verb. Useful to avoid repetitionsof a name of a place already mentioned.
J’y vais demain= I go/ I am going there tomorrow.J’y suis allé (e) en vacances = I went there on holidayJe vais y aller = I am going to go thereJe n’y suis jamais allé(e)= I have never been there
The negativeGoes around the verb
ne/n’…..pas notne….. aucun not any/not onene…..guère hardlyne…. jamais neverne…..nulle part nowherene …personne nobodyne…..plus no more/no longerne…..que onlyne…..rien nothing, not anythingne….pas encore not yetne…ni…ni… neither nor
Qui / Que
Qui = who / which / that is followed by a verb
J’ai un frère qui est serveur = I have a brother who is a waiter
Que = whom / which / thatis followed by a noun / pronoun and a verb
Le garçon que je préfère s’appelle Ben = The boy that I prefer is Ben
While / by doing something
en jouant while playingen mangeant while eatingen faisant while doingen allant while goingen visitant while visitingen regardant while watchingen buvant while drinkingen bavardant while chattingen prenant while takingen travaillant while writingen voyageant while travellingen lisant while reading
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Direct Object Pronouns: avoid repetitions (A grade)
Find if the word you are refering to is feminine, masculine, or plural and choose your pronoun : la, le, les then follow the rules below
It goes in front of the verb: Je les aime = I like them Je l’aime = I like it, I like him, I like her
In a negative sentence it goes between ‘ne’ and the verb:Je ne les adore pas= I don’t love them je ne l’adore pas = I dont love it, him, her
When using a verb followed by an infnitive, the pronoun goes in front of the infinitive Je veux la manger = I want to eat it
In the perfect tense it goes in front of ‘avoir’Je l’ai mangé(e)= I ate it je les ai vu(e)s = I saw them
Comparative (bigger, smaller, more expensive than)
plus …que = more …than - je suis plus grand(e) que toi = I am bigger than you
moins …que = less … than - elle est moins grande que moi = she is less tall than me
aussi …que = as…as- nous sommes aussi grand(e)s que notre père = we are as tall as our dad
BUT Good = bon better= meilleur(e) bad = mauvais(e) worse= pire
Remember to include the present, past and future tenses into your writing and speaking. How about trying to get in the imperfect and the conditional
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Superlative (the best, the worst, the biggest)
Just add the correct definite article (le, la, les) in front of plus or moins + adjective
le plus grand sac: the biggest bagla plus grande fille : the tallest girlles matières les plus intéressantes : the most interesting subjects
Adjectives
Put adjectives behind your noun to make yourwriting more descriptive, remember to agree it with the noun.
moderne modernblanc (he) whiteanglais (e) Englishheureux (euse) happy
Remember these go in front
vieux (vieille) oldnouveau (nouvelle) newgrand (e) bigpetit (e) smallbeau (belle) beautifulhaut(e) highbon (ne) goodmauvais(e) badjoli(e) prettyjeune young
Before doing something
avant de / d’+ infinitive form (verb ending with ER, IR, RE)
avant de manger = before eatingavant d’aller = before goingavant de me coucher = before going to bed
I decided to
J’ai décidé de /d ‘ + infinitive (verb ending ER, IR, RE)
J’ai décidé d’aller au cinéma = I decided to go to the cinemaJ’ai décidé de jouer au volley = I decided to play volley ball
MARKING CRITERIA FOR WRITINGCommunication 15 Marks
14-15 The candidate responds fully to all tasks/questions, including open-ended ones.Uses relevant information to develop and justify individual ideas and points of view.
12-13 Usually gives extra information in response to tasks/questions, including open-ended ones. Routinely expresses opinions and provides justifications. Sometimes develops and explains own ideas.
10-11 Produces enough language to address the tasks/questions competently. Sometimes gives additional detail. Expresses more than straightforward points of view, sometimes with justification.
8-9 Tackles the range of set tasks/questions and communicates the essential elements. Readily expresses points of view.
6-7 Performs unevenly in response to the tasks but tries to address most of them. Expresses some opinions.
4-5 Communicates with simple, short pieces of information in response to straightforward tasks/questions. Occasionally gives opinions.
2-3 Communicates a few facts or ideas in response to well-practised tasks/questions.Can express simple opinions. Sometimes irrelevant or repetitive.
1 Conveys only isolated pieces of information, even in response to very simple tasks/questions.0 Communicates no relevant information
Quality of Language 15 Marks14-15 Confident and accurate use of a variety of clause types, vocabulary, idioms and structures,
including verb structures and tenses. Errors noticeably only in the most ambitious language. Fluent, coherent, consistent, controlled and varied.
12-13 Successful with more complex language features, though with some inaccuracy. A range of clause types, with some consistent manipulation of verb structures and tense. Longer sequences of language. Overall, in control of the material.
10-11 A good range of structures and vocabulary and some common idioms, with some consistent use of tenses. Some attempts at varying clause types and conjunctions. Mostly unambiguous.
8-9 Uses a range of straightforward structures and vocabulary, which may include different tenses and time frames. Can connect verbs. Attempts to use one or two common idioms. The response is sufficiently accurate for the basis of the message to be clear and reasonably coherent.
6-7 Some awareness of verbs and time frames, but inconsistent overall. Straightforward vocabulary and structures. Everyday messages are sufficiently accurate to be comprehensible.
4-5 Some awareness of verbs and other simple structures. Limited use of vocabulary. Error does not impede routine communication over a few sentences.
2-3 Only a few phrases or short sentences are accurate enough to be recognisable.Very simple sentence structure.
1 Disjointed words or short phrases, one or two on them accurate enough to be comprehensible.
0 Nothing coherent or accurate enough to be comprehensible
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Communication 15 Marks14-15 The candidate responds fully to all tasks/questions, including open-ended ones. Uses relevant
information to develop and justify individual ideas and points of view. Produces information spontaneously without being cued.
12-13 Usually gives extra information in response to tasks/questions, including open-ended ones. Routinely expresses opinions and provides justifications. Sometimes develops and explains own ideas. Conveys information confidently without the need for repeated stimulus.
10-11 Produces enough language to address the tasks/questions competently. Sometimes gives additional details. Expresses more than straightforward points of view, sometimes with justifications. Often responds with sequences of information.
8-9 Tackles the range of set tasks/questions and communicates the essential elements. Readily expresses points of view. Can deal with some unpredictable questions. Only occasional hesitation.
6-7 Performs unevenly in response to the tasks/questions but tries to address most of them. Expresses some opinions. Makes some attempt to deal with unpredictable elements. Hesitant at times.
4-5 Communicates with simple, short pieces of information in response to straightforward tasks/questions. Occasionally gives opinions. Attempts to link straightforward ideas. Hesitation usually in response to unpredictable elements.
2-3 Communicates a dew facts or ideas in response to well-practised tasks/questions. Can express simple opinions. Sometimes irrelevant or repetitive. Communicates briefly in response to direct question. Hesitant delivery
1 Conveys only isolated pieces of information, even in response to very simple tasks/questions. Brief and monosyllabic. Single words in response to questions and delivery is slow and hesitant
0 Communicates no relevant information
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Pronunciation and Intonation 5 marks5 Very accurate for a non-target language speaker although there may be some minor slips4 Mostly accurate with occasional errors.3 Generally accurate, though there may be some instances of first language interference.2 Inconsistent but still some instances of accurate pronunciation and intonation.1 Very few instances of clear pronunciation and intonation, significant first language influence
prevents clarity0 Nothing coherent enough to be comprehensible
Quality of Language 10 Marks9-10 Confident and accurate use of a wide variety of clause types, vocabulary and structures,
including verb structures and tenses. Very fluent, coherent and consistent – only one or two instances of minor errors, usually in the most ambitious language.
7-8 A good range of structures land vocabulary, including verb structures and tenses. Uses more complex language features, but makes some mistakes. Fluent most of the time and overall in control of the material
5-6 Uses a range of straightforward structures and vocabulary, which may include different tenses or time frames. Can connect verbs. The response is sufficiently accurate for the basis of the message to be clear and reasonably coherent.
3-4 Some awareness of verbs and time frames, but inconsistent overall. Straightforward vocabulary and structures. Everyday messages are sufficiently accurate to be comprehensible.
1-2 Only a few phrases or short sentences are accurate enough to be recognisable. Very simple sentence structure.
0 Nothing coherent or accurate enough to be comprehensible.
Revision:
http://www.ocr.org.uk/i-want-to/download-past-papers/ OCR past exam papers
http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/82150-vocabulary-list-general-and-topic-areas-1-to-5.pdf OCR vocabulary list also on our X-drive in school
http://platea.pntic.mec.es/~cvera/hotpot/chansons/index.htmFrench songs across the decades - study of grammar/verbs/vocab through song (fun website for students to extend & independent study)
http://www.languagesonline.org.uk/Hotpotatoes/frenchindex.htm (Tricolor KS4 / grammar section excellent to support independent study on tenses)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ - exam based material and resources for all Key stages and levels.
Reference:
http://www.wordreference.com/enfr/ online dictionary (excellent reference material)
http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-french/ online dictionary
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