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Five illustrated stories as PowerPoints. Created and spoken by a native French speaker. Contains full text, with option to translate and repeat the spoken sentences. Grammar notes are given for each sentence making this particularly suitable for teachers that do not have a comprehensive grasp of the language, as what is needed is right there on the screen for. Each story ends with a set of exercises. The stories are: La famille Martin et la famille Dupont 1 & 2. Où est le chat? Faire les courses. La journée de Nathalie.

There are 6 titles: Bernard Cuisine Louvre Proverbs Trafic Each title consists of an audio track by a French native speaker, and Word document with the French and English translation plus grammar notes on each sentence. For example, the first two sentences from the title ‘Louvre’ title are: Dans les années vingt, la ville de Paris était divisée en différents petits villages. In the twenties, the city of Paris was divided into small different villages. • Auxiliary être in the imperfect tense followed by the past participle of diviser, used here as an adjective. • Divisée (feminine singular) agrees with la ville de Paris.Differents, adjective, agrees with the noun villages. • The adjective petits agrees with the noun villages. Montmartre, par exemple, était déjà renommé pour ses vignes, ses jardins et ses moulins. • Montmartre, for instance, was already famous for its vineyards, its gardens and its windmills. • Imperfect tense of the auxiliary être followed by the adjective renommé. • Ses, possessive adjective, plural form of son, sa. These are for you to use anyway that you want as long as you do not copy to another institution or anyone outside of your school/college. Licence This product is for mulit-user at a single site and is for personal and classroom use only. Copying any part of this resource is forbidden and violates the Digital Millennium 51ºÚÁÏ Act (DMCA). Purchasing and downloading this product is your consent to these conditions.