Quick and easy to use French dialogue listening comprehension for beginners exercise using être, aller, avoir and faire in the present tense. The dialogue is between Arthur, 9 years old, and Jeanne, the principal at his new school. Verbs are written in the present tense, and are in bold print and underlined. Audio, a cloze exercise, conjugation charts, and a fill in the blank exercise are included.

My students enjoy performing this dialogue as a skit in front of the class, and it's also perfect for using to speak with partners! Everything is in French, so this resource is perfect for traditional French classrooms as well as immersion.

Included:

• One page script using être, aller, avoir and faire mostly in the present tense. All verbs are in bold print and underlined. Some futur proche is used with the verb aller, there's some use of the imperative, and the verb faire is in the passé composé once.
• Audio of the dialogue for listening comprehension - m4a file
• Cloze activity - Fill in the blanks with conjugated verbs while listening to the audio
• Conjugation charts for each of the four verbs and space for taking notes
• Another conjugation chart to fill in using a different format
• Fill in the blank exercise - 8 sentences

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