CULTURAL CONTEXT: Buying clothes. FUNCTIONS: talking about clothes discussing shopping plans buying clothes talking about money

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UNITÉ 6 Le shopping CULTURAL CONTEXT: Buying clothes FUNCTIONS: talking about clothes discussing shopping plans buying clothes talking about money RELATED THEMES: clothing and accessories adjectives used to describe clothing shops that sell clothing numbers from 100 to 1000 P O U R COMMUNIQUER Communicative Expressions and Thematic Vocabulary

Unité 6 Resources UNITÉ 6 Interviews In this section you will be interviewed by different people who want to get to know you better. If you wish, you may write the answers to the interview questions in the space provided. Interview 1 I am doing a survey on what color clothing people wear. Please answer my questions. De quelle couleur est ta chemise / ton tee-shirt? De quelle couleur est ton pantalon / ta jupe? De quelle couleur sont tes chaussures? De quelle couleur sont tes chaussettes? Couleurs de vêtements Chemise/tee shirt Pantalon/jupe Chaussures Chaussettes Interview 2 I am working for a French teenage fashion magazine and am interested in what you like to wear. En général, est-ce que tu préfères porter une chemise ou un tee-shirt quand tu vas à l école? Est-ce que tu préfères mettre des tennis ou des chaussures? Quand il fait froid, est-ce que tu préfères porter un blouson ou un manteau? Combien de casquettes as-tu? Questions de mode p. 140

Interview 3 I want to buy some clothes, but since I am new in town, I need your advice. Tell me about your favorite clothing store. Comment s appelle ce magasin? Est-ce qu il est cher ou bon marché? Est-ce qu on vend des survêtements dans ce magasin? Est-ce qu on vend des chaussures? Unité 6 Resources Magasin de vêtements Interview 4 I have just moved to your neighborhood and I would like to know more about it. Quel magasin vend des CD? Quel magasin vend des vêtements de sport? Quel magasin vend des chaussures bon marché? Dans quel restaurant est-ce qu on mange bien? p. 141

Unité 6 Resources Tu as la parole Read the instructions on the cards below, and give your partner the corresponding information in French. Take turns reading your cards and listening to each other. TU AS LA PAROLE 1 UNITÉ 6 Name three things that you buy with your allowance. TU AS LA PAROLE 2 UNITÉ 6 Answer as if you have the following amounts of money to spend on clothes. Say what you are going to buy in each case. Avec 25 dollars, je vais acheter... Avec 50 dollars... Avec 100 dollars... TU AS LA PAROLE 3 UNITÉ 6 Describe what you do when you are invited to a party or a picnic. Mention... what clothes you wear Quand je vais à une boum (à un pique-nique), je mets... what things you bring whom you bring along p. 142

TU AS LA PAROLE 4 UNITÉ 6 Compare yourself to a friend of yours in terms of the following: size: who is taller? age: who is younger? sports: who is more athletic? Unité 6 Resources TU AS LA PAROLE 5 UNITÉ 6 Describe things you hope to do, achieve, or obtain in three of the following situations or circumstances. Un jour, j espère avoir une voiture de sport (aller en France,...). Ce soir (tonight)... En classe de français... Ce week-end... Après (after) l école... Pendant les Dans cinq ans... vacances... TU AS LA PAROLE 6 UNITÉ 6 Look at the list and name two things you feel like doing right now and two things you do NOT feel like doing. eat study work speak French play ping-pong go to a movie go for a walk speak English visit a friend go home answer the teacher play video games p. 143

Unité 6 Resources Conversations Act out the following situations with your partner. Take turns: In the odd-numbered situations, you will be asking the questions. In the even-numbered situations, you will be answering your partner s questions. Side A CONVERSATION 1 UNITÉ 6 Brr! The weather has suddenly turned much colder. You and your partner plan to go downtown later on this afternoon. You don t want to freeze! Ask your partner... if he/she has a hat if he/she is going to put on a sweater if he/she is going to wear a raincoat or a jacket CONVERSATION 2 You and your partner are planning a camping trip. Your partner wants to make sure you have what you need. Answer your partner s questions. CONVERSATION 3 UNITÉ 6 Your friend has received money as a birthday present from an uncle. With the money he/she intends to buy clothes. You are curious about your partner s plans! Ask your partner... how much money he/she has what clothes he/she is going to buy in which stores he/she is going to go CONVERSATION 4 p. 144 You have found a job as a salesperson in a store. Your partner is very interested. Answer your partner s questions.

Conversations Act out the following situations with your partner. Take turns: In the odd-numbered situations, you will be asking the questions. In the even-numbered situations, you will be answering your partner s questions. CONVERSATION 1 Side B Unité 6 Resources Brr! The weather has suddenly turned much colder. You and your partner plan to go downtown later on this afternoon. Your partner wants to make sure that neither of you gets too cold. Answer your partner s questions. CONVERSATION 2 UNITÉ 6 You are planning a camping trip with your partner and want to make sure you are both well equipped. Ask your partner... if he/she is going to wear jeans or a jogging suit if he/she is going to wear boots or sneakers if he/she is going to bring his/her cell phone CONVERSATION 3 You just received money as a birthday present from one of your uncles. With the money you intend to buy clothes. Your partner is curious about your plans. Answer your partner s questions. CONVERSATION 4 UNITÉ 6 Your friend has found a job as a salesperson in a store. Ask your partner... in which store he/she is working what he/she sells how much he/she earns per hour (par heure) p. 145

Unité 6 Resources Conversations CONVERSATION 5 UNITÉ 6 You are a new student in this school and want to find out more about the students in your French class. Side A Ask your partner... if they (on) study a lot if they always speak French in class if they have lots of tests CONVERSATION 6 Your partner is new in town and wants to know more about places to shop and eat. You have lived here for years. Answer your partner s questions. CONVERSATION 7 UNITÉ 6 It is Saturday afternoon and you are downtown with your friend. You have both finished your shopping. Ask your partner... if he/she feels like going to a café if he/she feels like going to the movies what he/she feels like doing afterwards (après) if he/she needs money CONVERSATION 8 You have met a new friend in school who does not know your family and is particularly curious about your brother. Answer your partner as though you have a brother. p. 146

Conversations Side B CONVERSATION 5 Your partner is a new student in this school and wants to know more about your French class. Answer your partner s questions. Unité 6 Resources CONVERSATION 6 UNITÉ 6 You are new in town and want to know more about places to shop and eat... Ask your partner... where they (on) sell records and cassettes where they sell inexpensive clothing in which restaurants one eats well CONVERSATION 7 It is Saturday afternoon. You and your partner are downtown and have finished shopping. Your partner is wondering what you might both do next. Answer your partner s questions. CONVERSATION 8 UNITÉ 6 You have met a new friend in school, but you do not know his/her brother. Ask your partner (who will answer as though he/she had a brother)... if he/she is younger than his/her brother if he/she is taller than he is if he/she is more or less athletic than he is if he/she is as nice p. 147

Unité 6 Resources Échanges 1 You think it s hard to guess how much something will cost and want to find out if your classmates are good at this. Bring to class a newspaper ad for clothing or a common item such as a TV set, a camera, or a bicycle. Cut off the price. Show the ad to five different students and ask each one how much they think the item costs. Note: selon toi = in your opinion. Record your classmates answers. Gagnant(e) (winner): The winner is the one who made the closest guess. p. 148

2 You and your classmates are going to the French island of Martinique this spring on a school exchange. This weekend, you all plan to go to the mall to buy some accessories or clothing that you will want to take along on the trip. Ask several classmates which three items they will buy. Ask them to rank these items in order of importance. Record their answers. Unité 6 Resources Then decide what is the most popular item. L achat le plus populaire est p. 149

Unité 6 Resources 3 This weekend your classmates all have various plans (real or not). You want to find out what they are going to do! Interview five classmates about their plans. Ask them each where they will be going and what clothes they will wear. Record their answers below. Each one will select one of the places or events from the list below. la plage la campagne (country) un mariage un match de foot une boum un concert de rock p. 150

Tête à tête 1 Au grand magasin a Find out from your partner what the following items cost. Élève A Unité 6 Resources Combien coûte l appareil-photo? b Now, look at the pictures below. You know how much these items cost in euros but your partner does not. Answer your partner s questions according to the information you have. p. 151

Unité 6 Resources Tête à tête 1 a Au grand magasin Look at the pictures below. You know how much these items cost in euros but your partner does not. Answer your partner s questions according to the information you have. Élève B b Now, find out from your partner what the following items cost. Combien coûte la robe? Fill in the price tags p. 152

Tête à tête 2 a Cadeaux d anniversaire A lot of your friends have birthdays this month. Choose a present for them by drawing a line connecting each person to a different object. Then answer your partner s questions. b Élève A Your partner also has many friends who are having birthdays. Find out what presents your partner is going to give them. Qu est-ce que tu vas acheter à [Alain] pour son anniversaire? Unité 6 Resources Write this information in the gift box that has the right name. p. 153

Unité 6 Resources Tête à tête 2 a Cadeaux d anniversaire Your partner has many friends who are having birthdays. Find out what presents your partner is going to give them. Qu est-ce que tu vas acheter à [Thomas] pour son anniversaire? b Élève B A lot of your friends also have birthdays this month. Choose a present for them by drawing a line connecting each person to a different object. Then answer your partner s questions. Write this information in the gift box that has the right name. p. 154

Tête à tête 3 a Comparaisons You would like to compare various people and things. Ask your partner for information. Est-ce que [Sophie] est plus ou moins [grande] que [Claire]? b Élève A Now your partner wants to compare the following people and things, but does not have the information that you do. Look at the illustrations and answer your partner s questions accordingly. Unité 6 Resources Record your partner s answers in the boxes below by writing the appropriate symbols: + = p. 155

Unité 6 Resources Tête à tête 3 a Comparaisons Your partner would like to compare the following people and things, but does not have the information that you do. Look at the illustrations and answer your partner s questions accordingly. b Now you want to compare various people and things. Ask your partner for information. Record your partner s answers in the boxes below by writing the appropriate symbols. + = Élève B Est-ce que [Thomas] est plus ou moins [riche] que [Richard]? p. 156

Communicative Expressions and Thematic Vocabulary Pour communiquer Shopping for clothes Pardon... Excuse me... Vous désirez, (monsieur)? May I help you, (Sir)? Je cherche... I m looking for... Quel est le prix de...? What is the price of...? Combien coûte... How much does... cost? Expressing opinions and making comparisons Qu est-ce que tu penses de [la robe rose]? Comment tu trouves [la robe noire]? What do you think of [the pink dress]? What do you think of [the black dress]? plus belle que more beautiful than La robe rose est moins belle que la robe The pink dress is less beautiful than the black aussi belle que noire. as beautiful as dress. Mots et expressions Les magasins un magasin store une boutique shop un grand magasin department store L argent l argent money une pièce coin un billet bill, paper money Les vêtements et les accessoires des baskets un blouson un chapeau un chemisier des collants un imper(méable) un jean un jogging un maillot de bain un manteau un pantalon un polo un pull un short un survêtement un sweat un tee-shirt des tennis (hightop) sneakers jacket hat blouse tights raincoat jeans jogging suit bathing suit overcoat pants polo shirt sweater shorts track suit sweatshirt t-shirt sneakers des bottes une casquette une ceinture des chaussettes des chaussures une chemise une cravate une jupe des lunettes des lunettes de soleil une robe des sandales une veste boots baseball cap belt socks shoes shirt tie skirt glasses sunglasses dress sandals jacket Unité 6 Resources p. 157

Unité 6 Resources p. 158 La description à la mode beau (belle) bon marché cher (chère) chouette court(e) démodé(e) élégant(e) génial(e) grand(e) Verbes réguliers en -er chercher to look for coûter to cost dépenser to spend gagner to earn ; to win penser (que) to think (that) porter to wear trouver to find ; to think of Verbes réguliers en -ir choisir to choose finir to finish grossir to gain weight maigrir to lose weight réussir to succeed réussir à un examen to pass an exam Verbes irréguliers avoir besoin de + noun avoir besoin de + infinitive avoir envie de + noun avoir envie de + infinitive mettre Les nombres de 100 à 1000 100 cent 101 cent un 102 cent deux 200 deux cents Expressions utiles à mon avis Eh bien! C est une bonne idée! ce, cet, cette, ces quel, quelle, quels, quelles in style beautiful cheap expensive neat short out of style elegant terrific big to need to need to ; to have to to want to feel like, to want to to put, to put on 300 trois cents 400 quatre cents 500 cinq cents 600 six cents in my opinion Well! That s a good idea! this, that, these, those what, which joli(e) long(ue) meilleur(e) moche nouveau (nouvelle) pauvre petit(e) riche vieux (vieille) Verbes avec changements orthographiques acheter to buy amener to bring (a person) espérer préférer payer pretty long better ugly new poor small rich old to hope to prefer to pay, to pay for Verbes réguliers en -re attendre to wait, to wait for entendre to hear perdre to lose, to waste rendre visite à to visit (a person) répondre à to answer vendre to sell combien + verb combien de + noun trop + adjective 700 sept cents 800 huit cents 900 neuf cents 1000 mille how much how much, how many too