Writing: Modules 1-3

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13 questions

Note from the author:

You may use your notes, but you may not use any translation software or service.

ALL of these "je" sentences will be from Eva's feminine point of view. Remember to end each of your sentences with punctuation!

Instructions

You may use your notes, but you may not use any translation software or service.

ALL of these "je" sentences will be from Eva's feminine point of view. Remember to end each of your sentences with punctuation!

Writing: Modules 1-3

Last updated about 3 years ago

13 questions

Note from the author:

You may use your notes, but you may not use any translation software or service.

ALL of these "je" sentences will be from Eva's feminine point of view. Remember to end each of your sentences with punctuation!

Instructions

You may use your notes, but you may not use any translation software or service.

ALL of these "je" sentences will be from Eva's feminine point of view. Remember to end each of your sentences with punctuation!

My name is Eva.

I am fourteen years old. (Please spell out fourteen in French.)

I am a student at Victor Hugo High School. (Remember that the name of the high school goes after the French word for "high school" in French.)

I am a short girl.

I am an energetic smart person. (The French term is "une personne." In French, when two adjectives go on the same side of the noun, put the word "and" between them in French.)

Writing: Modules 1-3

Writing: Modules 1-3

My name is Eva.

I am fourteen years old. (Please spell out fourteen in French.)

I am a student at Victor Hugo High School. (Remember that the name of the high school goes after the French word for "high school" in French.)

I am a short girl.

I am an energetic smart person. (The French term is "une personne." In French, when two adjectives go on the same side of the noun, put the word "and" between them in French.)

I like to play soccer.

I play soccer with my friends after school.

I have French at 9:30am. (Write out the time.)

I have a little brother named Félix. (You can use the phrases "who is called" or you can just tack Félix on right after "little brother.")

My cousin Marc rides his bike to middle school.

Marc likes sport.

His mother is a doctor. (Check how to say "his" on the chart in your notes.)

Marc and me, we like to cook for our families. (Check how to say "our" on the chart in your notes.)

My name is Eva.

I am fourteen years old. (Please spell out fourteen in French.)

I am a student at Victor Hugo High School. (Remember that the name of the high school goes after the French word for "high school" in French.)

I am a short girl.

I am an energetic smart person. (The French term is "une personne." In French, when two adjectives go on the same side of the noun, put the word "and" between them in French.)

I like to play soccer.

I play soccer with my friends after school.

I have French at 9:30am. (Write out the time.)

I have a little brother named Félix. (You can use the phrases "who is called" or you can just tack Félix on right after "little brother.")

My cousin Marc rides his bike to middle school.

Marc likes sport.

His mother is a doctor. (Check how to say "his" on the chart in your notes.)

Marc and me, we like to cook for our families. (Check how to say "our" on the chart in your notes.)