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14 October 2025

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This resource explicitly explores verbs in French which uses the preposition ‘de’ and followed by ‘quelque chose’.

Before introducing the concept ‘dont’, it is always useful for students to become familiar with which verbs are followed by ‘de quelque chose’ and this resource exclusively looks at that.

The main, most common verbs used in this powerpoint are as follows:

  1. Parler de (to talk about)
  2. Avoir peur de (to be afraid/scared of)
  3. Se servir de (to make use of)
  4. Avoir besoin de (to need)
  5. être content(e) de (to be happy about)
  6. Rêver de (to dream about)

Go through each example (each example has a practice activity) and then thre are differentiated activities on pages 36-43 and then on page 44, there is a translation activity.

Happy teaching and learning!

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