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French Social Justice Opinions
Use the French opinion phrases and social justice vocabulary to interpret, build and justify ideas. For open responses, answers may vary; the answers shown are examples.
Decode the campaign language
Match each French phrase to its English meaning. Write the correct letter beside each number.
1.Match these expressions: 1. À mon avis 2. Je suis tout à fait d’accord 3. Je ne suis pas d’accord parce que… 4. Il faut lutter contre…
- A. We must fight against…
- B. In my opinion
- C. I completely agree
- D. I disagree because…
- 3
- 2
- 4
- 1
2.Complete each phrase with the missing French noun: a) equality = l’ ; b) discrimination = la ; c) respect = le .
3.A student wants to express strong agreement with the idea that everyone deserves respect. Which French phrase is the best choice?
- Je ne sais pas.
- Je suis tout à fait d’accord.
- Je ne suis pas d’accord.
- Ce n’est pas important.
Build convincing opinions
Choose accurate vocabulary and give reasons, not just a one-word reaction.
4.Translate into French: “In my opinion, equality is important because everyone deserves respect.”
5.A campaign team has written: « Je suis contre la discrimination parce que c’est injuste. » Explain in English what the sentence means, then identify the opinion phrase and the reason.
6.Correct the error in this sentence: « Je ne suis pas d’accord parce que l’égalité est important. » Rewrite the complete sentence correctly.
7.Write a polite disagreement in French with a reason. Begin with « Je comprends ton opinion, mais… » and give a relevant reason about fairness, respect or discrimination.
8.A local youth group is planning an inclusive community event. Write two different French arguments in favour of equal access. Use two different opinion or reason starters, such as « À mon avis… », « Je suis pour… », « parce que… » or « De plus… ».
9.Write a short French paragraph of about 50–70 words answering « Pourquoi est-il important de lutter contre la discrimination ? » Include at least three opinion phrases and give at least two reasons.
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