In this unit, students will learn how eight conflict resolution strategies and how to describe their feelings in conflict situations.
Les strategies:
1. Partageons/ partagez (Let’s share/you share)
2. Attendons/Attendez notre tour! (Let’s wait/ you wait our turn!)
3. Consultons/ consultez quelq’un! (Let’s consult/you consult someone!)
4. Faisons/ Faites une pause! (Take a break!)
5. Rions (Let’s laugh)
6. Prenons nos distances! (Let’s keep a distance!)
7. Choisissons au hasard! (Choose randomly)
8. Trouvons/Trouvez un compromis (Let’s find/ You find a compromise!)
Adjectives: Describing Emotions:
Masculin |
Féminin |
Anglais |
énervé |
énervée |
annoyed |
fâché |
fâchée |
angry |
frustré |
frustrée |
frustrated |
triste |
triste |
sad |
heureux |
heureuse |
happy |
content |
contente |
happy/ content |
Adjectives – Describing Characters:
Masculin |
Féminin |
Anglais |
agressif |
agressive |
aggressive |
égoïste |
égoïste |
selfish |
impoli |
impolie |
impolite |
difficile |
difficile |
difficult |
patient |
patiente |
patient |
coopératif |
coopérative |
cooperative |
généreux |
généreuse |
generous |
impatient |
impatiente |
impatient |
gentil |
gentille |
nice |
Verbs:
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Possessive Adjectives:
Like all French adjectives, possessive adjectives, listed in Table 1 , agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify (the person or item that is possessed) and not with the subject (the person possessing them).
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When using possessive adjectives, note the following:
Some French expressions of relationship include the following:
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une de mes amies (a [girl]friend of mine/one of my [girl]friends)
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un de leurs voisins (a neighbor of theirs/one of their neighbors)
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