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Enigme en Périgord

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France Regions

Link to flags

France is divided into 22 regions (+ overseas) and 95 departments (createdIn 1790 to replace AncienRégime provinces, namedafter rivers, mountains, coasts)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flags_of_the_regions_of_France

Regions Alsace, Aquitaine, Auvergne, Basse-Normandie,

Bourgogne, Bretagne, Centre, Champagne-Ardenne, Corse, Franche-Comte, Haute-Normandie, Ile-de-France, Languedoc-Roussillon, Limousin, Lorraine, Midi-Pyrenees, Nord-Pas-de-Calais , Pays de la Loire, Picardie, Poitou-Charentes, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, Rhone-Alpes

Departments

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/europe/france/labeldepts/list.shtml

Chp 1, 2 Vocabulaire Connaissez-Vous?

Voir- (v) une cabane- (n)Une pelle-(n) des jumeaux- (n)Creuser-(v) entouré- (adj)Un trésor- (n) un saule pleureur- (n)Un chemin- (n) une branche- (n)Une haie- (n) déjeuner- (v)Des arbustes épineux- (n) une barbe- (n)faire la grasse matinee- (v) libre- (adj)En plein air- un rendez-vous- (n)L’abri- (n) un séjour- (n)Au début de- parcourir- (v)Bavarder- (v) des voix- (n, f)Épaisse- (adj) la vitesse- (n)

Chp 1, 2 VocabulaireVoir- to see une barbe- a beard

une cabane- hut entouré- surroundedUne pelle- a shovel L’abri- shelter

des jumeaux- twins (m)Creuser- to digUn trésor- a treasureUn chemin- a path, way

une branche- a branchUne haie- a hedge déjeuner- to dineDes arbustes épineux- thorn bushes faire la grasse matinee- to sleep in

En plein air- outdoors, in the air un séjour- a stay (sojourn)

libre- freeun rendez-vous- a meeting, appointmentun saule pleureur- a weeping willow Au début de- at the beginning of parcourir- to travel, to roam overBavarder- to chat, to talkdes voix- voicesÉpaisse- thickla vitesse- speed

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The verb voir- to see (irregular)

Je vois nous voyonsTu vois vous voyezIl, elle, on voit ils, elles voient

Past Participle= vu

Write in your region on your map!

Answers

Match your flag to your region!

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Revision:

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En train de

• Présent continu= use expression “en train de” to mean in the middle of, or process of

Ex. “Je suis en train de lire.” I’m in the middle of reading. “Ils sont en train de jouer au foot”. They’re in the middle of playing soccer.

Object pronouns are used so that an object noun doesn't have to be continuously repeated. This allows for a more

free-flowing conversational tone. When using object pronouns, make sure your conjugated verb agrees with the

subject and not the object pronoun

Using object pronouns

TABLE 1 Direct/Indirect Object Pronouns

Direct Indirectme [m'] (me) me [m'] (to me) te [t'] (you) te [t'] (to you) le [l'] (he, it) lui (to him) la [l'] (her, it) lui (to her) nous (us) nous (to us) vous (you) vous (to you) les (them) leur (to them) se [s'] (themselves) se [s'] (to themselves)

http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_guide/Using-Object-Pronouns.topicArticleId-25559,articleId-25492.html

Double Object Pronouns

Pronouns “y” and “en”

Online multiple choice quiz

http://french.about.com/od/grammar/a/pron_adverbial.htm

http://french.about.com/od/grammar/a/pron_adverbial_2.htm

http://french.about.com/library/weekly/aa110899t.htm

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Chp 3-4 Vocabulaire

un trou- a holeune bouchèrie- a butcher shopun bus/un car – a bus un jambon – a hamun arrêt de bus- a bus stop un champ – a fieldla place – place, squaredes saucissons- sausages une tranche- a slice of

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Warmup: Raconte-moi!

• You have 6 minutes on the timer: with a partner, try to create the longest sentence or best story (in French) using as many vocab words from the story as possible!

Chp 5-6 Vocabulaire

une enquête- an investigation, inquiry hier- yesterdayune mamie- grandma la sortie- exitun papi- pap une jeune femme- a young womanla mairie- city hallUne maire- a mayor le commissaire- police chiefle commissariat- police station le petit-déjeuner- breakfastun inconnu- a strangerraconter- to tell

• Un meurtre- a murder• Le lieu du crime – the scene of the crime• Au bout de- at the end of • Tout- all• Tout à fait- completely• La découverte- the discovery

Chp 7-10 Vocabulaire Des soucis- worries, concerns Grave- serious, grave Feuilleter- to leaf or skim through La viande- meatQuand même- even so Épinard- spinach Raccrocher- hang up a phone Une tarte- a pie, a

tart Décrocher- pick up a phone Sonner-to ring Autre- other Un complice- an accomplice Presque- almost Donc- so, therefore

À propos de- about, on the subject of Bouleversé- shocked, very upset Prêt- ready la culpabilité- guilt Avoir raison- to have reason, to be right Pauvre-poor Un clochard- a tramp, a homeless person Où- where Sortir- to go out Jeter un coup d’œil- to glace at, to glance over

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Documents

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double object pronouns

vitesse speed page

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