Scribd
Upload
232 views

French Worksheet

This document is a French class worksheet about food vocabulary. It provides French words for common foods like potatoes, rice, fish, ham, steak, chicken, bread, eggs, coffee, wine, ice cream, grapes, peppers, broccoli, salad, and water. It also includes some grammar notes about using articles like "le", "la", "de", and "des" when ordering or indicating a liking of certain foods. There is an exercise for students to fill in the correct partitive articles for various foods when pretending to order them in a restaurant.

Uploaded by

sqaiba_g
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
232 views

French Worksheet

This document is a French class worksheet about food vocabulary. It provides French words for common foods like potatoes, rice, fish, ham, steak, chicken, bread, eggs, coffee, wine, ice cream, grapes, peppers, broccoli, salad, and water. It also includes some grammar notes about using articles like "le", "la", "de", and "des" when ordering or indicating a liking of certain foods. There is an exercise for students to fill in the correct partitive articles for various foods when pretending to order them in a restaurant.

Uploaded by

sqaiba_g
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 1

Class

Worksheet: La Nourriture
Supplemental Vocabulary
Jaime I like I dont like I love I hate potato rice le poisson fish Le jambon ham le biftek le poulet steak chicken Je naime pas Jadore Je dteste

La pomme de terre Le riz Les raisins Le poivron Le broculi La salade

Le pain bread un uf egg le caf le vin la glace coffee wine ice cream

grapes peppers broccoli salad

leau water

Grammar Review
When explaining that we like or love something, its acceptable to use the definite article. Ex: Jaime le poulet. This means in general, I like chicken. However, when ordering food, we need to express that we are ordering some. (Often, in English, we omit this but its understood that we are ordering only some of the entire available amount.) Heres a chart to help you. Masculine Feminine Vowel Beginning Plural Ex: Je prends du poulet. Je commande de la glace. Pretend you are ordering the following food/drink items in a restaurant. Fill in the correct partitive article for each term. 1. __________ vin rouge 2. __________eau 3. __________salade verte 4. __________glace au chocolat 5. __________riz du de la de l des

You might also like