Exercice # 20

Conjuguez “aimer”/conjugate “aimer” (don’t forget to include the subject pronouns.

Exercice # 20

J’aime Tu aimes Il aime Elle aime Nous aimons Vous aimez Ils aiment Elles aiment

Les devoirsRough Draft—

Write 8 sentences of what you like to do, do a lot,

Don’t like to do, don’t like at all USE PHOTOS, PICTURES FROM

THE INTERNET OR MAGAZINES, COLORED PICTURES YOU DRAW

L’objectif:

Aujourd’hui, les élèves vont pratiquer chosir entre tu et vous et entre les autres pronoms sujets.

Today, students will practice choosing between tu and vous and the other subject pronouns.

Qu’est-ce que tu aimes faire?

Qu’est-ce que tu n’aimes pas faire?

JOUER AU FOOT

To watch tv

REGARDER LA TÉLÉ

JOUER AU BASKET

ÉTUDIER

Parler au téléphone

NAGER

REGARDER UN FILM

AUTRES ACTIVITÉSOTHER ACTIVITIES

TO SPEND TIME WITH FRIENDS

PASSER DU TEMPS AVEC LES AMIS

TO SPEND TIME WITH FRIENDS

DANSER

JOUER DE LA GUITARE

ÉCOUTER DE LA MUSIQUE

Use the suggested degrees of liking things below. Whether true or not say that’s how

much you like doing that activity.

ALOT

J’aime beaucoup écouter de la musique.

I like it

J’aime regarder la télé.

I don’t like it

Je n’aime pas danser.

I don’t like it at all.

Je n’aime pas du tout étudier.

I love it.

J’adore faire du ski.

I like it

J’aime chanter.

I don’t like it

Je n’aime pas aller au cinéma.

Verbs and Infinitives1. Verbs are the action of a sentence.

2. You know that verbs agree with the subject. That is: I sing. He sings.

3. In the above, sing and sings are forms of the verb TO sing.

4. To sing is the infinitive.

5. An infinitive in English always has TO attached to it.

French Infinitives

1. French infinitives are one word and end in ER, IR, or RE.

2. All infinitives in this unit end in ER. They are the largest group of verbs in the language.

3. So: Aimer is an infinitive (to like) Aime is a form of that verb.

Other ER verbs:

habiter to live

enseigner to teach

parler to speak

travailler to work

nager to swim

manger to eat

voler to fly

montrer to show

PRONOUNS

Subject pronouns:

a. Replace proper nouns

b. May be either singular or plural

c. Usually come at the beginning of a sentence

PRONOUNS

Here are singular and plural subject pronouns and their equals.

SING PLUR.

je ( I ) nous ( we )

tu ( you ) vous ( you )

il ( he ) ils ( they )

elle ( she ) elles ( they )

TU VOUS

TU 1. Is singular AND informal

2. Use when speaking to :

a. a child

b. a pet

c. a relative ( even a

grandfather )

d. a friend

TU VOUS

VOUS 1. Is plural OR formal

2. Use when speaking to

a. an adult or older

person, not a relative

b. someone you do

not call by 1st name

c. more than 1 person

of any age

TU or VOUS?

a stranger you ask for directions

TU or VOUS?

your classmate

TU or VOUS?

your sister’s teacher

TU or VOUS?

the clerk at the grocery store

TU or VOUS?

your older sister

TU or VOUS?

your cat Minet

TU or VOUS?

your cousins Yves and Guy

TU or VOUS?

the school librarian

TU or VOUS?

your girlfriend

TU or VOUS?

your mom’s friend

TU or VOUS?

your bus driver

TU or VOUS?

your cats Bernie and CC

TU or VOUS?

your uncle Thierry

TU or VOUS?

Your 2 best friends

Subject Pronouns

Je/j’ Tu Il elle

Nous

Vous

Ils

Elles

Aimer (to like/love)

J’aime I like/loveTu aimes You like/love

Il aime He likes/loves

Elle aime She likes/loves

Aimer (to like/love)

Nous aimons We like/loveVous aimez You like/love

Ils aiment They like/love

Elles aiment They like/love

ER VERBS Subjects that are NOT pronouns:

Julien Marc

If you have a subject that is a

name of one person, use the same verb form as IL or ELLE.

Julien aime jouer au foot.

Marc aime jouer au foot.

ER VERBS Subjects that are NOT pronouns:

Julien Marc

If you have a subject that is two

names, use the same form as you

would for ILS and ELLES

Julien et Marc aiment jouer au foot.

ER VERBS But if the verb begins with a vowel,

make a linking or LIAISON sound with the pronoun and the verb.

Nous aimons le rap.Elles aiment le rock.

And don’t forget to contract with Je.J’aime la musiqe classique.

Bavarder faire du vélochanter faire une promenade

Dessiner jouer du violon nager

utiliser l’ordinateur chatter

Travailler jouer aux jeux vidéospasser du temps regarder

une

avec les amis émission

Parler au portable jouer au foot jouer au foot étudier

américain faire du shopping

Can you say ?????

they swim

Can you say ?????

ils nagent

Can you say ?????

he talks on the phone

Can you say ?????

il téléphone

Can you say ?????

Pierre studies

Can you say ?????

Pierre étudie

Can you say ?????

They ( all girls )play soccer.

Can you say ?????

Elles jouent au foot.

Can you say ?????

You ski ( to Joseph et Yves )

Can you say ?????

Vous skiez.

Can you say ?????

You ( your cat Fifi ) watch tv.

Can you say ?????

Tu regardes la télé.

Can you say ?????

I listen to music.

Can you say ?????

J’écoute de la musique.

Can you say ?????

J’écoute de la musique.

Can you say ?????

We like Johnny Depp.

Can you say ?????

Nous aimons Johnny Depp.

Objective Orale

After interviewing your partner, tell two things you learned about him/her. One should be a like and one should be a dislike. Follow the model.

Mon partenaire s’appelle Philippe. Il aime beaucoup jouer au tennis. Il n’aime pas regarder NASCAR à la télé.

Who likes to go out?

SECTION C Patterns

Qui aime sortir?

SECTION C Patterns

Who likes to eat

pizza?

SECTION C Patterns

Qui aime manger de

la pizza?

SECTION C Patterns

I eat pizza.

SECTION C Patterns

Je mange de la pizza.

SECTION C Patterns

Well then, I am inviting

Luc to my house.

SECTION C Patterns

Bon, ben j’invite Luc

chez moi.

SECTION C Patterns

But I don’t like to dance.

SECTION C Patterns

Mais je n’aime pas

danser.

SECTION C Patterns

Everybody likes to

sleep.

SECTION C Patterns

Tout le monde aime

dormir.

SECTION C Patterns

Everybody likes to play

video games.

SECTION C Patterns

Tout le monde aime jouer aux jeux-video.

SECTION C Patterns

Everybody plays tennis.

SECTION C Patterns

Tout le monde joue au

tennis.

SECTION C Patterns

Do you play volleyball?

SECTION C Patterns

Tu joues au volley?

SECTION C Patterns

What do you like to

read?

SECTION C Patterns

Qu’est-ce que tu aimes

lire?

SECTION C Patterns

I don’t like going to

clubs.

SECTION C Patterns

Je n’aime pas aller en

boîtes.

SECTION C Patterns

Who doesn’t like to

shop?

SECTION C Patterns

Qui n’aime pas faire du

shopping?

SECTION C Patterns

I prefer listening to my

ipod.

SECTION C Patterns

Je préfère écouter mon

baladeur MP3.

SECTION C Patterns

ne + verb + pas

1. Pick out the verb.

2. Put ne in front of it.

3. Put pas after it.

Negative sentences

Eric préfère le chocolat.

Eric ne préfère pas le chocolat.

Negative sentences

If the verb begins with a

vowel, use n’ instead of ne.

Eric n’aime pas la glace.

Negative sentences