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La Météo

Quel temps fait-il?

The verb faire is used in many  weather expressions, expressions that are impersonal.

chaud

Quel temps fait-il? What’s the weather like?
Il fait beau. It’s beautiful.
Il fait chaud. It’s hot.
Il fait du brouillard. It’s foggy.
Il fait du soleil. It’s sunny.
Il fait du vent. It’s windy.
Il fait frais. It’s cool.
Il fait froid. It’s cold.
Il fait mauvais. It’s bad.

Ecoutez et répétez


Other weather expressions which do not use faire include:pleut

Il pleut. It’s raining.
Il neige. It’s snowing.
Il y a du soleil. There’s a lot of sun.
Il y a du vent. It’s windy.

Ecoutez! Quel temps fait-il aujourd’hui?

Exercice

Cliquez le lien et consultez la météo aujourd’hui en France. Puis répondez aux questions.

  1. Quel temps fait- il à Paris aujourd'hui? Il fait du soleil? Il y a des nuages? Il pleut? Il neige?
  2. Et à Nice?  Quel temps fait-il? Quel est la temperature?
  3. Et à Bordeaux?
  4. Et à Strasbourg?

 

Exercise

Regardez la vidéo et écoutez les trois bulletins météo. Puis, répondez aux questions.

 

Encore! Les chanteurs nous parle

What are verbs?

Verbs are action words that express the action (He runs) or state of being (I am tired) of a sentence.

French verbs have to be “conjugated”  that is, changed according to how they are used.

The basic form of a verb is called the infinitive The English infinitive is “to” followed by a verb, while the French infinitive is a single word with one of three infinitive endings (-er, –ir, or –re). These can then be further divided into regular verbs, which follow a standard pattern of verb conjugations, and irregular verbs, which don’t:

1. –er  parler  (to speak)

2. –ir  finir  (to finish)

3. –re  vendre  (to sell)

Can you classify these verbs?

Most French verbs are conjugated by removing the infinitive ending to find the “radical” or “root” (e.g., parler –> parl-) and then adding the appropriate ending.  More soon.

Révisons!

 

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