Spelling a name or address — identify and understand

Spelling a name or address: progressive explanation, topic-specific examples, guided exercises and a corrected assessment.

Duration: 25 minPrerequisites: intonation-question-produirePass mark: 80%

1. Objective

By the end, you will identify and explain “Spelling a name or address” in new examples.

2. Discover

Read slowly: Martin, Durand, Nantes, Léa. Which sound or spelling feature recurs?

3. Understand

The focus is épeler un nom ou une adresse. Read the whole word, then notice spelling and sound: in French, the same letter is not always pronounced the same way in every context.

MartinDurandNantesLéarue Victor-Hugo[email protected]Exemple à observer : Léa attend après le travail.

Watch out

Do not pronounce French letter by letter: pay attention to letter groups and whole words.

4. Guided practice

5. Independent practice

6. Write / speak

Create two personal examples with “Spelling a name or address”: one close to the model and one from your own day.

7. Check your learning

8. Remember

Key point: épeler un nom ou une adresse. Listen, read, then copy the whole word so sound and spelling are learned together.

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9. Now I can…

I can recognise “Spelling a name or address” in a new example.
I can justify my choice and create an example.