Y10 GCSE French: Un week-end en famille

Traditional vocabulary and grammar flashcards based on Y10 GCSE Module 2 Unit 1 notes regarding weekend routines, reflexive verbs, and possessive adjectives.

exigeant

demanding

s'habiller

to get dressed (root: habit)

s'amuser

to enjoy oneself (cognate: amusement)

s'entraîner

to train (cognate: training)

se reposer

to rest (cognate: repose or pause)

se lever

to get up

s'occuper de

to look after (cognate: occupy)

d'abord

first (sequencer)

puis

then (sequencer)

ensuite

next (sequencer)

plus tard

later (sequencer)

et

and

donc

so / therefore

car

because

parce que

because

où

where

ma sœur jumelle

my twin sister

mon frère aîné

my older brother

ma belle-mère

my stepmother

mes demi-sœurs

my half-sisters

mes grands-parents

my grandparents

toute la semaine

all week

je me lève

I get up

tu te lèves

you get up (singular/informal)

il/elle/on se lève

he/she/one gets up

nous nous levons

we get up

vous vous levez

you get up (plural/formal)

ils/elles se lèvent

they get up

Elision (me, te, se)

The removal of the vowel and addition of an apostrophe before a vowel or h: $m'\text{, } t'\text{, } s'$

mon, ma, mes

my (masculine, feminine, plural)

ton, ta, tes

your (masculine, feminine, plural - informal)

son, sa, ses

his/her (masculine, feminine, plural)

notre, nos

our (singular, plural)

votre, vos

your (singular, plural - formal)

leur, leurs

their (singular, plural)

le petit déjeuner

breakfast

centre sportif

sports centre