Ch 7 · Lesson 10French · Chapter 7 · Lesson 10 · Phrase session
Yesterday, today, tomorrow
Past, present and future in one breath, using tenses you already have.
Why these go together
Good answers move between time frames. Each one pairs a time word with the right verb: for yesterday, present for today, plus infinitive for tomorrow.
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Yesterday I played football with my friends.
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Last night I went to the cinema.
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Today I'm working at home.
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At the moment I'm learning French.
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Tomorrow I'm going to watch a film.
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Last Saturday I ate at a restaurant.
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On Saturday we're going to visit the town.
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Next week we have to work a lot.
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Yesterday I finished my work, and tomorrow I'm going to leave.
Matching
0/9Match each phrase to what it means.
Fill in the blank
0/9Put the missing word back.
Hier, j'ai au football avec mes amis. (Yesterday I played football with my friends.)
Hier soir, je suis au cinéma. (Last night I went to the cinema.)
Aujourd'hui, je Ă la maison. (Today I'm working at home.)
En ce moment, j' le français. (At the moment I'm learning French.)
Demain, je regarder un film. (Tomorrow I'm going to watch a film.)
Samedi , j'ai mangé au restaurant. (Last Saturday I ate at a restaurant.)
Samedi, nous allons la ville. (On Saturday we're going to visit the town.)
La semaine , il faut beaucoup travailler. (Next week we have to work a lot.)
Hier, j'ai mon travail, et demain, je vais partir. (Yesterday I finished my work, and tomorrow I'm going to leave.)
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