Adverbs & Time Phrases

Key vocabulary learning skills

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  1. To try and reduce the number you need to learn, try to use all the tricks you can e.g.

a. “ha ha it sounds like” – Laine = wool = a sheep called Len. (If it makes you laugh it is more likely to work. Our brains are funny like that!)

b. “ooh it reminds me of” – pantalon = a bit like pantaloons = those funny old fashioned trousers in your history books.

  1. At home, do it little and often - lots of breaks because it is boring!

  2. No background noise/music. (Music is good for concentration for most other HW but bad for memorisation HW – it just is. Sorry!)

  3. Learn the meanings first.

Cover up the English

Test yourself: Look – cover – say (the English) – check

Test yourself again: Look – cover – say – check (just ones you got wrong)

When you have 100% correct, move on

  1. Now learn the spellings.

Cover up the French

Test yourself: Look – cover – write (the French) – check

Look – cover – write – check (just the ones you got wrong)

        	When you have 100% correct, have a biscuit!

Prepositions

Adverbs & Time Phrases, figure 1

Adverbs & Time Phrases, figure 2

Translate 'au milieu de'
in the middle of
Translate: the book is on the table
le livre est sur la table
What is the French word for 'amongst'?
parmi

Timephrases

Adverbs & Time Phrases, figure 1

REMEMBER TO LEARN WHICH GENDER A NOUN IS!

What does 'avant-hier' mean?
the day before yesterday
Explanation:
What is the word for 'approximately'?
environ
Which comes first logically: demain, avant-hier or aujourd'hui?
avant-hier