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I can greet different people, understand simple class instructions and ask/answer ‘How are you?’.

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The final letter of a word is often silent in French due to SFCs (silent final consonants) and SFes (silent final 'e's). To greet a teacher we use 'bonjour' and to greet a classmate we use 'salut'. Learning classroom instructions as a rhyme helps us to remember when to give the teacher our full attention. The verb 'être' means 'to be' or 'being'. Use the verb être with adjectives to describe people: il est heureux. An adjective must agree with the gender of the noun it describes; this is called adjective agreement: elle est heureuse.

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