| French I, Semester I; Le Jour et la Date |
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Introduction | Section 1 | Section 2 | Section 3 | Dictionaries |
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Section Two: Part C
Look at all of the numbers 1-31 in written form.
Can you identify three patterns that might help you remember? Look at the numbers and when you think you've found them, click here. As a child, you learn numbers very young. They are so engrained and so automatic that it is hard to count in another language, even though the concept itself is familiar. This is one of those areas where you are just going to have to memorize!
Now let's complicate our math problems a bit. See if you can add these numbers in French. Write your answer, then click each one to see if you are correct. Use the following vocabulary: plus for "plus" and font (literally, "make") for "equals."
17 + 7 = 24
Assignment with days and numbers Look at the calendar and then respond to the questions that you see. Note: Quel jour est le...? is "What day is the...." Begin your response by saying, "C'est" and then the correct day of the week. The first one is done for you. Go to Writing 2c to turn in the assignment.
1. Quel jour est le trois? This assignment is worth 24 points.
Be sure to go back through the material that you have covered in this unit to be fully prepared for the Section 2 Quiz. Go to Section 2 Quiz now. Bon courage! |
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Ready
for more? Let's use the calendar to learn the numbers up to 31.
Be sure to repeat after the speaker.
Practice
the numbers from 1-31.
Au
Travail! Write this exercise in your notebook.
When you've finished, check your answers by clicking on the word to see
if you got it right. 
Preparation
for Section Quiz!