19 October
Café, station, small talk
This issue’s grammar Questions: où, combien, est-ce queAfterwards you can ask the way, the price and the time
In this issue
- Mini-book, chapter 5À la gareAt the station
- Rule, lesson 1CCafés and shoppingorder a coffee, ask a price, pay
- Rule, lesson 1DDirections and the stationask where things are
- Rule, lesson 1ESmall talk for a colleaguetell them about yourself and switch to «tu»
- Travel, 2 minOù est mon train ?Where is my train?
- The café, 2 minAu comptoir ou en terrasse ?At the counter or on the terrace?
- PracticeExercises0 / 13
- CrosswordWords from this issue
After this issue you can
- Where: Où est la gare ?
- How much: C’est combien ?
- Yes or no: Est-ce que le train est à l’heure ?
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The verb être, -er verbs and the weather. Vivi gets a message from Brussels.
Gender and articles, colours and talking in a shop. Vivi buys a red suitcase.
The verb avoir, cities and countries, ne… pas. Vivi packs her suitcase in Montréal.
The verb aller, polite requests and numbers to a hundred. Vivi orders a coffee in Paris.
Order coffee, ask for directions and chat with colleagues. Vivi takes the train to Brussels.
Introduce yourself, ask for repetition and settle in as a guest. Vivi reaches Léa and Louis in Brussels.
Recognise a sign, ask again and confirm an order. Vivi explores Brussels and tries a waffle.
Suggest a trip, choose a day and transport. Léa invites Vivi to Paris.
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Café, station, small talk
Order coffee, ask for directions and chat with colleagues. Vivi takes the train to Brussels.
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