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Activities at home: negation

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I can form positive and negative sentences with singular forms of 'faire' to describe what I and others do, and don't do, at home.

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Numbers 1-31 in French are tricky to remember and so they must be practised regularly. The verb 'faire' means both 'to do, doing' and 'to make, making'. 'I do, make' is 'je fais', 'he does, makes' is 'il fait' and 'she does, makes' is 'elle fait'. Negative sentences in English have 'don't' before the verb. In French we 'sandwich' the verb between 'ne' and 'pas'. For example: 'je fais le lit' (positive) and 'je ne fais pas le lit' (negative).

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