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être, avoir, pgs 84,85, 88, 89,152, 156 review cloned 12/7/2020

Last updated about 5 years ago

28 questions

Question 1

Translate all of the following into French: I am English (feminine).

Question 2

with

ici

mais

avec

Question 3

We are with the class (la classe)
Use the pronoun "on" for we

Question 4

She is not at home.
to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verb
ne becomes n' before a vowel

You MUST use accents

Question 5

here

avec

de

ici

Question 6

Marie is not here
to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verb
ne becomes n' before a vowel

Question 7

You (singular/informal/masculine) are French

Question 8

at the restaurant

au restaurant

au cinéma

en ville

Question 9

and

mais

pour

et

Question 10

10.

Eric and Paul are at the restaurant

Question 11

11.

in town

à la maison

en ville

en classe

Question 12

12.

Is she in town?
use est-ce que
Putting est-ce que in front of any statement makes it a yes or no question.
que becomes qu' in front of a vowel

Question 13

13.

at home/at the house

à la maison

ici

au café

en ville

Question 14

14.

Are you (plural) at home/at the house? (use est-ce que)

Question 15

15.

here/there

là

pour

avec

mais

Question 16

16.

in Paris

avec Paris

en Paris

à Paris

Question 17

17.

in France

mais la France

en France

à France

ici la France

Question 18

18.

at the movies

en France

en ville

au cinéma

au café

Question 19

19.

We are hungry (use nous)

Question 20

20.

They (m) are thirstly

Question 21

21.

to be right

avoir soif

être de

avoir raison

avoir faim

Question 22

22.

to be wrong

être tort

avoir froid

avoir tort

être d'accord

Question 23

23.

You (singular/informal) have a cat

Question 24

24.

I do not have a/any cat

Je n'ai pas un chat

Je n'ai pas de chat

Question 25

25.

They (all boys OR boys and girls) are not thirsty

Question 26

26.

Translate: There is a book

Il est un livre

Il a un livre

Il y a un livre

Question 27

27.

Translate: There are not any pictures

Il n'y a pas de photos

Il n'y a pas des photos

Il n'y a pas un photo

Question 28

28.

There are not any dogs

Question 1

Translate all of the following into French: I am English (feminine).

Question 2

with

ici

mais

avec

Question 3

We are with the class (la classe)
Use the pronoun "on" for we

Question 4

She is not at home.
to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verb
ne becomes n' before a vowel

You MUST use accents

Question 5

here

avec

de

ici

Question 6

Marie is not here
to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verb
ne becomes n' before a vowel

Question 7

You (singular/informal/masculine) are French

Question 8

at the restaurant

au restaurant

au cinéma

en ville

Question 9

and

mais

pour

et

Question 10

10.

Eric and Paul are at the restaurant

Question 11

11.

in town

à la maison

en ville

en classe

Question 12

12.

Is she in town?
use est-ce que
Putting est-ce que in front of any statement makes it a yes or no question.
que becomes qu' in front of a vowel

Question 13

13.

at home/at the house

à la maison

ici

au café

en ville

Question 14

14.

Are you (plural) at home/at the house? (use est-ce que)

Question 15

15.

here/there

là

pour

avec

mais

Question 16

16.

in Paris

avec Paris

en Paris

à Paris

Question 17

17.

in France

mais la France

en France

à France

ici la France

Question 18

18.

at the movies

en France

en ville

au cinéma

au café

Question 19

19.

We are hungry (use nous)

Question 20

20.

They (m) are thirstly

Question 21

21.

to be right

avoir soif

être de

avoir raison

avoir faim

Question 22

22.

to be wrong

être tort

avoir froid

avoir tort

être d'accord

Question 23

23.

You (singular/informal) have a cat

Question 24

24.

I do not have a/any cat

Je n'ai pas un chat

Je n'ai pas de chat

Question 25

25.

They (all boys OR boys and girls) are not thirsty

Question 26

26.

Translate: There is a book

Il est un livre

Il a un livre

Il y a un livre

Question 27

27.

Translate: There are not any pictures

Il n'y a pas de photos

Il n'y a pas des photos

Il n'y a pas un photo

Question 28

28.

être, avoir, pgs 84,85, 88, 89,152, 156 review cloned 12/7/2020

être, avoir, pgs 84,85, 88, 89,152, 156 review cloned 12/7/2020

Translate all of the following into French: I am English (feminine).

with

We are with the class (la classe) Use the pronoun "on" for we

She is not at home.to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verbne becomes n' before a vowelYou MUST use accents

here

Marie is not hereto make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verbne becomes n' before a vowel

You (singular/informal/masculine) are French

at the restaurant

and

Eric and Paul are at the restaurant

in town

Is she in town?use est-ce quePutting est-ce que in front of any statement makes it a yes or no question.que becomes qu' in front of a vowel

at home/at the house

Are you (plural) at home/at the house? (use est-ce que)

here/there

in Paris

in France

at the movies

We are hungry (use nous)

They (m) are thirstly

to be right

to be wrong

You (singular/informal) have a cat

I do not have a/any cat

They (all boys OR boys and girls) are not thirsty

Translate: There is a book

Translate: There are not any pictures

There are not any dogs

Translate all of the following into French: I am English (feminine).

with

We are with the class (la classe) Use the pronoun "on" for we

She is not at home.to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verbne becomes n' before a vowelYou MUST use accents

here

Marie is not hereto make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verbne becomes n' before a vowel

You (singular/informal/masculine) are French

at the restaurant

and

Eric and Paul are at the restaurant

in town

Is she in town?use est-ce quePutting est-ce que in front of any statement makes it a yes or no question.que becomes qu' in front of a vowel

at home/at the house

Are you (plural) at home/at the house? (use est-ce que)

here/there

in Paris

in France

at the movies

We are hungry (use nous)

They (m) are thirstly

to be right

to be wrong

You (singular/informal) have a cat

I do not have a/any cat

They (all boys OR boys and girls) are not thirsty

Translate: There is a book

Translate: There are not any pictures

There are not any dogs

We are with the class (la classe)
Use the pronoun "on" for we

She is not at home.
to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verb
ne becomes n' before a vowel

You MUST use accents

Marie is not here
to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verb
ne becomes n' before a vowel

Is she in town?
use est-ce que
Putting est-ce que in front of any statement makes it a yes or no question.
que becomes qu' in front of a vowel

We are with the class (la classe)
Use the pronoun "on" for we

She is not at home.
to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verb
ne becomes n' before a vowel

You MUST use accents

Marie is not here
to make a sentence negative - put ne before the verb and pas after the verb
ne becomes n' before a vowel

Is she in town?
use est-ce que
Putting est-ce que in front of any statement makes it a yes or no question.
que becomes qu' in front of a vowel