Future Plans: Work (AQA GCSE French): Flashcards

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  • le bureau

    Le bureau means office.

  • l'usine (f)

    L'usine means factory.

  • la carrière

    La carrière means career.

  • le stage

    Le stage means work experience.

  • l'apprentissage (m)

    L'apprentissage means apprenticeship.

  • le salaire

    Le salaire means salary or wage.

  • l'écrivain (m)

    L'écrivain means writer.

  • le facteur

    Le facteur means postman.

  • What does the verb gagner mean in the context of work?

    In the context of work, gagner means to earn.

  • How do you say 'I would like to become …' in French?

    'I would like to become …' is Je voudrais devenir … in French.

  • What does the idiom métro, boulot, dodo describe?

    Métro, boulot, dodo literally means 'metro, work, sleep' and describes a repetitive daily routine.

  • True or False?

    In French you say Elle est une journaliste to mean 'She is a journalist'.

    False.

    You do not use the indefinite article with jobs in French, so it is Elle est journaliste.

  • True or False?

    Boulot, emploi, métier and travail are all French words for 'job' or 'work'.

    True.

    Boulot, emploi, métier and travail are all synonyms for 'job' or 'work'.

  • Je vais travailler facteur.

    Je vais travailler comme facteur.

  • Je rêve d' chanteur.

    Je rêve d'être chanteur.

  • Define the simple future tense.

    The simple future tense expresses 'will' when talking about future plans.

  • How do you form the simple future of regular -er and -ir verbs?

    You add the future endings to the infinitive, as in je travaillerai (I will work).

  • What is the je ending in the simple future tense?

    The je ending in the simple future is -ai, as in je travaillerai.

  • How do you form the simple future of -re verbs?

    For -re verbs you first remove the final -e from the infinitive, as in je comprendrai (I will understand).

  • What is the simple future stem of avoir?

    The simple future stem of avoir is aur-, as in j'aurai.

  • What is the simple future stem of aller?

    The simple future stem of aller is ir-, as in j'irai.

  • What is the simple future stem of être?

    The simple future stem of être is ser-, as in je serai.

  • What is the simple future stem of faire?

    The simple future stem of faire is fer-, as in je ferai.

  • How are the French sounds -aill- and -ail pronounced?

    The sounds -aill- and -ail are pronounced the same, like the English word 'eye', with the l silent.

  • True or False?

    In the simple future, aller has the regular stem aller-.

    False.

    Aller has an irregular simple future stem, ir-, as in j'irai.

  • True or False?

    Irregular verbs use different endings from regular verbs in the simple future.

    False.

    Irregular verbs use the same endings as regular verbs; only the stem changes.

  • True or False?

    In the sounds -aill- and -ail, the French 'l' is clearly pronounced.

    False.

    The l is not pronounced in these sounds, as in travail and travaillons.

  • Tu travailler (you will work).

    Tu travailleras (you will work).

  • J' (I will go).

    J'irai (I will go).

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