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Covers countries and nationalities with correct French article genders, key prepositions (en/au/aux) for “to/in,” and weather expressions using impersonals (il fait...). Includes transport phrases (en/à with different means) and essential holiday activity vocabulary (aéroport, plage, réservation, valise, etc.). Further adds past-tense structures (être/avoir) plus useful time phrases, imperfect tense for “used to,” opinions with justifications (parce que), and advantages of foreign holidays.",{"@graph":58,"@context":114},[59,76,97],{"@type":60,"itemListElement":61},"BreadcrumbList",[62,67,70,73],{"item":63,"name":64,"@type":65,"position":66},"https://docshare.wps.com","Home","ListItem",1,{"item":68,"name":9,"@type":65,"position":69},"https://docshare.wps.com/fr/document/",2,{"item":71,"name":22,"@type":65,"position":72},"https://docshare.wps.com/fr/document/examen/",3,{"item":74,"name":54,"@type":65,"position":75},"https://docshare.wps.com/fr/document/french-travel-and-tourism-year-10-term-5-holidays/419109/",4,{"url":74,"name":54,"@type":77,"image":78,"author":83,"headline":54,"publisher":86,"fileFormat":89,"inLanguage":52,"description":56,"dateModified":90,"datePublished":91,"encodingFormat":89,"isAccessibleForFree":92,"interactionStatistic":93},"DigitalDocument",{"url":79,"@type":80,"width":81,"height":82},"https://docshare.wps.com/thumbnails/french-travel-and-tourism-year-10-term-5-holidays/419109.png","ImageObject",300,407,{"name":84,"@type":85},"pop out","Person",{"url":63,"name":87,"@type":88},"DocShare","Organization","application/pdf","2026-10-03","2026-09-28",true,{"@type":94,"interactionType":95,"userInteractionCount":66},"InteractionCounter",{"@type":96},"ViewAction",{"@type":98,"mainEntity":99},"FAQPage",[100,106,110],{"name":101,"@type":102,"acceptedAnswer":103},"How do you form weather sentences in French using “il” impersonally?","Question",{"text":104,"@type":105},"Use expressions with “il” impersonally, for example “il fait beau” (the weather is good), “il pleut” (it’s raining), and “il y a du soleil” (it’s sunny).","Answer",{"name":107,"@type":102,"acceptedAnswer":108},"Which prepositions are used for countries in French: en, au, and aux?",{"text":109,"@type":105},"Most countries use “en” (je vais en France). 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See the expressions in the vocab table.\u003Cbr>il fait beau the weather is good\u003Cbr>il fait mauvais the weather is bad il fait chaud it’s warm/hot\u003Cbr>il fait froid it’s cold\u003Cbr>il pleut it’s raining\u003Cbr>il neige it’s snowing\u003Cbr>il y a du soleil it’s sunny\u003Cbr>il y a des nuages it’s cloudy\u003Cbr>il y a des averses there are showers il y a des orages it’s stormy\u003Cbr>il y a du vent it’s windy\u003Cbr>il y a du brouillard it’s foggy\u003Cbr>Countries – prepositions and genders\u003Cbr>Most countries in French are feminine in gender: la France, la Belgique, l’Angleterre, l’Espagne, l’Italie, etc\u003Cbr>- to say‘to’ or ‘in’ these countries, we use en\u003Cbr>- je vais en France – I am going to France.\u003Cbr>- il habite en Espagne – he lives in Spain.\u003Cbr>We need to learn the exceptions to this rule:\u003Cbr>with the small number of masculine countries (le Canada, le Japon, le Pays de Galles) we use au to say‘to’ or ‘in’\u003Cbr>- elle va au Pays de Galles – she is going to Wales.\u003Cbr>- ils sont allés au Japon – they went to Japan.\u003Cbr>-\u003Cbr>with the even smaller number of plural countries (les États-Unis, les Pays Bas) we use aux:\u003Cbr>- il est né aux Pays Bas – he was born in the Netherlands.\u003Cbr>- elle est arrivée aux États-Unis\u003Cbr>Transport\u003Cbr>We use ‘en’with most transports that use engines, and ‘à’ if not, to say ‘by’.\u003Cbr>en avion by plane\u003Cbr>en bateau by boat\u003Cbr>en bus by bus\u003Cbr>en car by coach\u003Cbr>en ferry by ferry\u003Cbr>en train by train\u003Cbr>en voiture by car\u003Cbr>à pied by foot\u003Cbr>à vélo by bike |  | 1.2 Holiday Activites and Vocabulary\u003Cbr>l’aéroport (m) airport le bord de la mer seaside\u003Cbr>bronzer to sunbathe\u003Cbr>la carte map\u003Cbr>la carte postale postcard conduire to drive\u003Cbr>se coucher to go to bed\u003Cbr>la crème solaire sun cream le depart departure\u003Cbr>durer to last\u003Cbr>l’échange (m) exchange en plein air in the open air\u003Cbr>à l’étranger abroad\u003Cbr>l’étranger (m) stranger/foreigner faire du camping to go camping le lac lake\u003Cbr>le lit bed\u003Cbr>le logement accommodation\u003Cbr>loger to stay, lodge\u003Cbr>le loisir free time (activity)\u003Cbr>louer to hire, rent les lunettes de soleil(f) sun glasses le maillot de bain swimming costume\u003Cbr>le monde world\u003Cbr>la montagne mountain\u003Cbr>nager to swim\u003Cbr>le parc d’attractions theme park partir to leave\u003Cbr>la plage beach\u003Cbr>se promener to go for a walk la randonnée walk, hikeréserver to book, reserve\u003Cbr>rester to stay\u003Cbr>le retour return\u003Cbr>la rivière river\u003Cbr>le sable sand\u003Cbr>le séjour stay, visit\u003Cbr>le tourisme tourism\u003Cbr>les vacances (f) holidays la valise suitcase\u003Cbr>la visite (guidée) (guided) visit le vol flight\u003Cbr>voyager to travel\u003Cbr>la vue de mer sea view Holiday vocab\u003Cbr>l’accueil (m) welcome\u003Cbr>l’agence de voyages (f) travel agency\u003Cbr>l’arrivée (f) arrival\u003Cbr>l’ascenseur (m) lift\u003Cbr>attendre to wait (for)\u003Cbr>l’auberge de jeunesse (f) youth hostel (se) baigner to bathe, swim\u003Cbr>les renseignements (m) information |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  | 2 A recent holiday\u003Cbr>Verbs with être in the past tense je suistu es il estelle est on est\u003Cbr>nous sommes vous êtes ils sontelles sont allé (e) (s) resté (e) (s)\u003Cbr>arrivé (e) (s)\u003Cbr>sorti (e) (s)\u003Cbr>parti (e) (s) à Nice en France\u003Cbr>en Espagne\u003Cbr>en Angleterre au Portugal\u003Cbr>aux États-Unis Verbs with avoir in the past tense j’ai tu as il a elle aon a\u003Cbr>nous avons\u003Cbr>vou","cbCaiat4MbnGmBkE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiat4MbnGmBkE","pdf",261407,"French","# 1.1 Holidays\n## Countries and nationalities\n## Weather\n## Countries – prepositions and genders\n## Transport\n# 1.2 Holiday Activities and Vocabulary\n# 2 A recent holiday\n## Verbs with être in the past tense\n## Verbs with avoir in the past tense\n## Past tense time phrases\n# 3 Previous holidays\n## Imperfect tense for used to\n# Opinions and justifications\n# 4 The advantages of foreign holidays","[{\"question\":\"How do you form weather sentences in French using “il” impersonally?\",\"answer\":\"Use expressions with “il” impersonally, for example “il fait beau” (the weather is good), “il pleut” (it’s raining), and “il y a du soleil” (it’s sunny).\"},{\"question\":\"Which prepositions are used for countries in French: en, au, and aux?\",\"answer\":\"Most countries use “en” (je vais en France). Exceptions include masculine singular countries using “au” (elle va au Pays de Galles) and plural countries using “aux” (il est né aux Pays-Bas; aux États-Unis).\"},{\"question\":\"When should you use the imperfect tense for previous holidays and “used to do”?\",\"answer\":\"Use the imperfect tense to talk about things you “used to do” or activities done regularly in the past, following the given imperfect-tense method based on the present “nous” form.\"}]","Français: Travel and tourism Year 10 - Term 5 - Holidays | PDF",1790615662]