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What does he eat? Il mange… He eats…  \n| Describing Food |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| vert clair\u003Cbr>light green\u003Cbr>| vert foncé\u003Cbr>dark green\u003Cbr>|  | vert vif\u003Cbr>bright green\u003Cbr>|\n| grand/grande\u003Cbr>big\u003Cbr>|  | petit/petite\u003Cbr>small\u003Cbr>|  |\n\nView more Food, Glorious Food planning resources. visit [twinkl.com](twinkl.com)  \nFood, Glorious Food Year 3  \n\n| Key Knowledge and Grammar |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| le/la/les\u003Cbr>the | These small words are determiners. They mean ‘the’.\u003Cbr>Use ‘le’ before a masculine noun like ‘gâteau’, e.g. Mange le gâteau. Eat the cake.\u003Cbr>Use ‘la’ before a feminine noun like ‘pomme’, e.g. Coupez la pomme ! Cut the apple! Use ‘les’ before a plural noun like ‘mains’,\u003Cbr>e.g. Lavez-vous les mains ! Wash your hands! |\n| du/de la/ des\u003Cbr>some | These words are used to say ‘some’.\u003Cbr>Use ‘du’ before a masculine noun like ‘chocolat’,\u003Cbr>e.g. Je voudrais du chocolat. I would like some chocolate. Use ‘de la’ before a feminine noun like ‘soupe’,\u003Cbr>e.g. Je voudrais de la soupe. I would like some soup. Use ‘des’ before a plural noun like ‘saucisses’,\u003Cbr>e.g. Je voudrais des saucisses. I would like some sausages. |\n| grand/\u003Cbr>grande\u003Cbr>big\u003Cbr>petit/\u003Cbr>petite\u003Cbr>small | These words are adjectives (describing words) .\u003Cbr>They need to agree with the noun they describe. Use ‘grand’ and ‘petit’ with a masculine noun like ‘chien’, e.g. un grand chien/un petit chien a big dog/a small dog Use ‘grande’ and ‘petite’ with a feminine noun like ‘glace’, e.g. une grande glace/une petite glace\u003Cbr>a big ice cream/a small ice cream |\n\nJ’aime Je n’aime pas J’adore Je déteste  \nI like I don’t like I love I hate  \nÀ quelle heure ? At What Time?  \nà douze heures  \nà onze heures  \n12  \nà dix heures 11 1  \n10  \nà neuf heures 9  \n8  \nà huit heures 7 5  \n6  \nà sept heures  \nà une heure  \nà deux heures  \n2  \n3 à trois heures  \n4  \nà quatre heures  \nà cinq heures  \nà six heures  \nÀ neuf heures, il mange une pomme.  \nAt 9 o’clock, he eats an apple.  \nIn French, to say what you like/dislike, you need to use le, la or les before the noun, e.g.  \nJ’aime le saucisson et la pastèque. I like salami and watermelon. Je déteste les poires. 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