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MY name's Andy and I have been a teacher of MFL for the past 30 years, having taught both French and German to GCSE and A Level as well as some KS3 Spanish and GCSE Dutch along the way. All the resources I publish here are things I use with my own classes and think could be useful to others.

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MY name's Andy and I have been a teacher of MFL for the past 30 years, having taught both French and German to GCSE and A Level as well as some KS3 Spanish and GCSE Dutch along the way. All the resources I publish here are things I use with my own classes and think could be useful to others.
Translating in to French
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Translating in to French

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a powerpoint exploring translating idioms in and out of French - aimed at end of Yr12, beginning of Yr13 to get students thinking about not translating literally. There is also an accompanying worksheet to help students think about the different meanings of words and which ones to use for translation. Could be used in class or set as homework
present tense 2 in Dutch
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present tense 2 in Dutch

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a second worksheet on the present tense in Dutch, mainly in the first person singular (ik) with sepcific exercises on dropping of double consonants and doubling vowels
this & that in French
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this & that in French

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A worksheet to introduce and practise demonstrative adjectives in French, aimed at Grade 7 but also useful for an able Grade 6 class and for revision in Grade 8.
Verb practice
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Verb practice

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A worksheet to review & practice a whole range of verbs & tenses, including the present, perfect, imperfect, conditional, future, pluperfect, passive & subjunctive. There is also a section on avoir & faire verbs.
The Passive in French
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The Passive in French

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A handoutv to introduce and practise the passive voice in French.There is also a short section on how to avoid the passive