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Vocabulary Lesson: Body and Face in French

This lesson focuses on vocabulary related to body and face parts in French, including words like "la tête" (the head), "les yeux" (the eyes), and "le pied" (the foot). Additionally, it covers the phrase "Il faut" which means "it is necessary," along with its negative form "Il ne faut pas" (you should not). Students will learn how to construct sentences using these phrases, followed by infinitives. Example phrases help illustrate proper usage: "Il faut manger" (You should eat) and "Je ne skie jamais" (I never ski).

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Vocabulary Lesson: Body and Face in French

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  1. TEST REVIEW Unit 10 Lesson A and B

  2. vocabulary – body and face

  3. La tête

  4. La main

  5. Le doigt

  6. Le genou

  7. La jambe

  8. Le pied

  9. Le doigt de pied

  10. Le bras

  11. L’épaule

  12. Le dos

  13. Le cou

  14. les yeux

  15. lenez

  16. la bouche

  17. les oreilles

  18. Il faut…..

  19. Il faut….. “Il faut” means It is necessary “Il ne faut pas” means You should not

  20. Il faut….. EXAMPLES: -Il faut manger (You should eat or It is necessary to eat) -Il ne faut pas parler en class (You shouldn’t eat in class)

  21. Il faut….. “Il faut” gets followed by an infinitive. Do not conjugate the verb after “faut”

  22. 3 parters

  23. subject + conjugated verb + infinitive • Je /préférer / sortir • Je préfèresortir. • (conjugate the 1st verb – leave the 2nd alone)

  24. subject + conjugated verb + infinitive • Il /vouloir / manger • Il veut manger. • (conjugate the 1st verb – leave the 2nd alone)

  25. subject + conjugated verb + infinitive • Ils / adorer / jouer au tennis • Ilsadorentjouer au tennis. • (conjugate the 1st verb – leave the 2nd alone)

  26. negatives

  27. ne …jamais = never Je ne skiejamais. = I never ski. (put ne before the verb and jamais after it)

  28. ne …personne = no one / no body Il n’aimepersonne.= He likes no one. (put ne before the verb and personne after it)

  29. ne …rien = nothing Elle ne mange rien = She is eating nothing. (put ne before the verb and rien after it)

  30. ne …plus = no more Je ne danse plus. = I don’t dance anymore. (put ne before the verb and plus after it)

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