We have been working on conjugaisons of verbs in class. There is a test on Wednesday, Jan. 20th in the afternoon. Look at the ''Conjugaisons Test Preparation'' document shared with you in your Hapara folder to prepare yourself for the test. We went over it carefully all together today.
Review this document carefully. If you do some review and practice for 20 minutes four evenings this week and on Monday and Tuesday of next week, there is no reason you should not 'ACE' this test!
Ideas for study:
-Look at the examples of questions provided. The same kind of questions will be asked in the test. Test yourself!
-Have someone help you out and ask you questions.
-Study with a partner. Try and come up with 10 questions on your own and answer them!
-Use a white board (or lined paper) to copy the Mr&Mrs Vandertramp list or any other part.
-Visit www.conjugaison.com and look at many different verbs and check out the endings of these verbs for Indicatif: présent, passé composé, futur simple et imparfait.
-Check out this website (and short video about using être or avoir in passé composé): How-To-Conjugate-French-Verbs
-Practice playing French verb games, click on the link: French Verb Games
If you don't understand something it is very important that you ask questions in class. I am here to help you succeed. Bonne chance! M. Kennedy
Review this document carefully. If you do some review and practice for 20 minutes four evenings this week and on Monday and Tuesday of next week, there is no reason you should not 'ACE' this test!
Ideas for study:
-Look at the examples of questions provided. The same kind of questions will be asked in the test. Test yourself!
-Have someone help you out and ask you questions.
-Study with a partner. Try and come up with 10 questions on your own and answer them!
-Use a white board (or lined paper) to copy the Mr&Mrs Vandertramp list or any other part.
-Visit www.conjugaison.com and look at many different verbs and check out the endings of these verbs for Indicatif: présent, passé composé, futur simple et imparfait.
-Check out this website (and short video about using être or avoir in passé composé): How-To-Conjugate-French-Verbs
-Practice playing French verb games, click on the link: French Verb Games
If you don't understand something it is very important that you ask questions in class. I am here to help you succeed. Bonne chance! M. Kennedy
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