Unité 1 Leçon 2 - Net Start Class

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Write le, la, or l’ in front of the following nouns, as appropriate.
la
copine
1. le
garçon
3. la
fille
5. le
copain
7. le
prof: M. Lenoir
2. le
monsieur
4. l’
ami
6. l’
amie
8. la
prof: Mme Dupin
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1. Le, la ou l’?
2. Photos de vacances
Last summer you went on an international camping trip and took pictures of some of your
friends. Give each person’s name and nationality.
Elle s’appelle Susan.
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Elle est américaine.
Elle s’appelle Isabelle.
Il s’appelle Patrick.
Elle est française.
Il est canadien.
FLASH culturel
In the United States, there are many places that have names of French
origin. Which of the following states is named after a French king?
❑ Georgia
❑ North Carolina
✓ Louisiana
❑
❑ Virginia
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3. Loto
Imagine that you are playing Loto in France. The following numbers have been called. Read
them carefully and put an “X” on the numbers that appear on your Loto card.
soixante-treize
soixante-quatre
quatre-vingt-douze
cinquante-huit
vingt et un
vingt-trois
trente-sept
quatorze
quatre-vingt-neuf
quarante-cinq
quatre-vingt-six
cinquante-trois
soixante-quinze
soixante-quatorze
soixante-dix-huit
huit
seize
quatre-vingt-un
Which row did you complete to
win Loto: the top, the middle, or
the bottom?
The top row.
Now write in digits the numbers
that were not on your card.
14 16 23 37 58 75 89
4.
Communication: Dialogues
Complete the following mini-dialogues by filling in the missing words.
français?
—Non, il
2. —Tu connais
est canadien.
le garçon là-bas?
—Oui, c’est un (mon)
3. —Comment
prof?
—Elle
Vallée.
s’appelle la
s’appelle Madame
copain.
FLASH culturel
Louisiana was named in honor of the French king
Louis XIV (1638–1715). Louisiana was once a French
colony and extended up the entire Mississippi basin. The U.S.
purchased it from France in 1803. Today, French is still spoken
in the state of Louisiana by some people in the “Cajun” areas.
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