How Much Do You Remember From French Class?

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What Does Bonjour Mean In English?

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How Do You Say Thank You In French?

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Which French Word Means Please In A Polite Situation?

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How Do You Say Yes In French?

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How Do You Say No In French?

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Which Phrase Do You Use To Say Goodbye Formally?

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What Is The Informal French Greeting You Use With Friends?

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How Do You Ask How Are You? Informally In French?

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Which Of These Means My Name Is In French?

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How Do You Say See You Tomorrow In French?

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Which French Phrase Would You Use To Say Excuse Me Politely?

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What Is The French Word For Thank You Very Much?

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How Do You Say Please Informally Among Friends?

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Which Of These Is The French Word For And?

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What Does The French Word Mais Mean?

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How Do You Say Or In French?

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Which French Word Means Also Or Too?

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What Is The French Word For Always?

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Which Word Means Never In French?

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How Do You Say Very In French?

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Which Of These Is The French Word For Water?

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What Is The French Word For Bread?

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How Do You Say Cheese In French?

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Which French Word Means School?

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What Is The Usual French Word For Teacher In Secondary School?

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Which Of These Means A Student In French?

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How Do You Say I Don't Understand In French?

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Which French Phrase Do You Use To Ask Where Is The Bathroom?

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How Do You Say I Am Sorry In French?

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Which Phrase Means See You Soon In French?

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Which Number Is Written Cinq In French?

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How Do You Write The Number 12 In French?

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What Is The French Word For Monday?

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Which Day Of The Week Is Vendredi?

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How Do You Say January In French?

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Which Month Is Called Août In French?

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What Does The Question Où Habites-Tu ? Mean?

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How Do You Ask What Is Your Name? Formally In French?

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Which Expression Means How Old Are You? Informally?

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What Does The French Question Qu'est-Ce Que C'est ? Mean?

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Which Subject Pronoun Means We In French?

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What Is The French Subject Pronoun For They When Referring To All Females?

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Which Subject Pronoun Do You Use To Say You Formally Or Plural?

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How Do You Say I Have In French?

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Which Form Of Être Means We Are?

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What Is The Correct French For She Is Tired?

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How Do You Say We Are Going To The Cinema In French?

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Which Sentence Correctly Uses The Negation Ne...Pas?

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What Does The Infinitive Manger Mean?

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Which French Verb Means To Be?

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How Do You Say I Would Like A Croissant, Please? In French?

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Which Sentence Correctly Asks Do You Speak French? Informally?

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What Is The French Word For Breakfast?

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Which Word Means Afternoon Snack Often Eaten By Children?

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How Do You Say I Am Thirsty In French?

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Which Of These Means I Am Cold In French?

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What Is The French Word For Book?

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How Do You Say I Am Studying French In French?

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Which Sentence Correctly Uses An Adjective After The Noun?

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What Does The Adjective Grand Mean When Describing A Person?

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Which Auxiliary Verb Do Most Verbs Use In The Passé Composé?

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What Is The Past Participle Of The Verb Être?

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How Do You Say She Has Finished Her Homework In French?

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Which Expression Means I Have Just Eaten?

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What Is The French Possessive Adjective For Our When The Noun Is Plural?

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Which Sentence Correctly Uses A Possessive Adjective?

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How Do You Say Their Parents In French?

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Which Preposition Is Used Before Feminine Country Names Like France?

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What Is The Correct Way To Say I Am Going To Spain?

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How Do You Say We Live In Canada In French?

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Which Sentence Correctly Uses The Partitive Article Some For Bread?

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What Is The Feminine Form Of The Adjective Petit?

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How Do You Say A Small House In French?

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Which Of These Adverbs Means Slowly In French?

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What Does The Adverb Souvent Mean?

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How Do You Say She Is Getting Up Early In French?

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Which Sentence Correctly Puts The Adverb After The Verb?

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How Do You Say I Am Going To Study Tonight Using The Near Future?

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Which Tense Uses Être Or Avoir Plus A Past Participle?

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What Is The First Person Singular Of Aller In The Present Tense?

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How Do You Say We Took The Bus In French Using Passé Composé?

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Which Sentence Correctly Uses A Direct Object Pronoun?

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How Do You Say I Like It Using A Direct Object Pronoun?

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Which Question Means What Time Is It? In French?

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How Do You Say It Is Half Past Three In French?

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Which Form Of Beau Do You Use Before A Vowel Sound?

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Which Form Of Vieux Is Used Before A Masculine Noun Starting With A Vowel Sound?

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What Is The Plural Form Of The Noun Un Cheval?

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How Do You Say Let's Go! In French?

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Which Expression Would You Use To Say Good Luck! In French?

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Hello

2

Goodbye

3

Please

4

Thank you

Bonjour means 'hello' or 'good day' in English and is the most common French daytime greeting.

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S'il vous plaît

2

Pardon

3

Bonjour

4

Merci

Merci is the basic French word for 'thank you' that beginners learn almost immediately in class.

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Au revoir

2

Merci

3

Salut

4

S'il vous plaît

S'il vous plaît is the standard polite way to say 'please' in French, especially with adults.

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Oui

2

Peut-être

3

Jamais

4

Non

Oui is the simple French word for 'yes' and is used constantly in everyday conversations.

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Non

2

Très bien

3

Salut

4

Oui

Non directly translates to 'no' in English and is formed just by adding the letter n.

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Salut

2

Bonjour

3

Merci beaucoup

4

Au revoir

Au revoir is the common formal goodbye in French and literally means 'until seeing again'.

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Salut

2

Bonsoir

3

Pardon

4

Merci

Salut is an informal French word meaning 'hi' or 'bye,' used mostly with friends and family.

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Qui ça ?

2

Quand ça ?

3

Où ça ?

4

Ça va ?

Ça va ? literally means 'it goes?' but is used just like 'how are you?' in English.

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Je m'appelle...

2

Je suis...

3

J'ai...

4

Je vais...

Je m'appelle literally means 'I call myself' and is how you introduce your name in French.

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À demain

2

À bientôt

3

À tout à l'heure

4

Ce soir

À demain means 'see you tomorrow' and is used when you know you'll see someone the next day.

1

Bonjour à toi

2

Ça roule

3

Je t'aime

4

Excusez-moi

Excusez-moi is the polite form of 'excuse me,' especially when addressing adults or strangers formally.

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Merci beaucoup

2

Merci aussi

3

Très merci

4

Bon merci

Merci beaucoup means 'thank you very much' and adds extra emphasis to the basic word merci.

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S'il vous plaît

2

De rien

3

S'il te plaît

4

Ça va

S'il te plaît is the informal version of 'please' used with friends, kids, or people your age.

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Mais

2

Et

3

Ou

4

Donc

Et simply means 'and' in French and is used exactly like 'and' to connect words or ideas.

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Or

2

But

3

Because

4

And

Mais is the French conjunction meaning 'but,' used to contrast ideas just like in English sentences.

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Où

2

Donc

3

Et

4

Ou

Ou without an accent means 'or' in French, used when offering choices between two or more things.

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Aussi

2

Jamais

3

Très

4

Souvent

Aussi means 'also' or 'too' in French and often comes after the verb in simple sentences.

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Toujours

2

Rarement

3

Jamais

4

Parfois

Toujours means 'always' in French and is frequently used with verbs to talk about regular habits.

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Souvent

2

Jamais

3

Encore

4

Toujours

Jamais means 'never' and usually appears with ne in sentences like 'Je ne mange jamais de viande'.

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Peu

2

Très

3

Trop

4

Assez

Très means 'very' and is commonly placed before adjectives, like 'très grand' for 'very tall'.

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Le jus

2

Le café

3

Le lait

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L'eau

L'eau is the French word for 'water' and literally includes the definite article 'the water'.

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Le poulet

2

Le riz

3

Le fromage

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Le pain

Le pain means 'bread' in French and appears everywhere, especially when ordering in bakeries or restaurants.

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Le beurre

2

Le sucre

3

Le fromage

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Le pain

Le fromage is the French word for 'cheese' and is famously associated with many regional French specialties.

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Le parc

2

Le magasin

3

La maison

4

L'école

L'école means 'school' in French and includes the definite article contracted before the vowel at the beginning.

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Le vendeur

2

Le professeur

3

L'élève

4

Le docteur

Le professeur is the standard French word for 'teacher,' especially in middle school and high school contexts.

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L'élève

2

Le client

3

Le professeur

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Le voisin

L'élève means 'student' or 'pupil' in French and can refer to learners of any age.

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Je ne sais pas

2

Je n'écoute pas

3

Je ne comprends pas

4

Je ne parle pas

Je ne comprends pas means 'I don't understand' and is very useful for students during French class.

1

Où sont les toilettes ?

2

Où est la chambre ?

3

Où est la cuisine ?

4

Où est la voiture ?

Où sont les toilettes ? means 'Where are the toilets?' and is an essential travel phrase in French.

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Je suis fatigué(e)

2

Je suis content(e)

3

Je suis perdu(e)

4

Je suis désolé(e)

Je suis désolé(e) means 'I am sorry' and is used to apologize in everyday situations.

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À demain

2

À bientôt

3

À jamais

4

À hier

À bientôt means 'see you soon' and is used when you expect to see someone again relatively soon.

1

10

2

5

3

4

4

6

Cinq is the French word for the number five, part of the basic counting vocabulary.

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Douze

2

Deux

3

Treize

4

Dix

Douze is the French word for twelve, coming right after onze in the sequence of teen numbers.

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Mardi

2

Lundi

3

Jeudi

4

Mercredi

Lundi means Monday and is the first day of the school week in French-speaking countries.

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Sunday

2

Wednesday

3

Tuesday

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Friday

Vendredi corresponds to Friday in English and is often associated with the end of the school week.

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Juillet

2

Juin

3

Février

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Janvier

Janvier is the French word for January, the first month of the year in both languages.

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April

2

December

3

October

4

August

Août means August in French and often marks the big summer vacation period in France.

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Where do you live?

2

How old are you?

3

What do you like?

4

Where are you going?

Où habites-tu ? is the informal way to ask 'Where do you live?' in French.

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Comment ça va ?

2

Que faites-vous ?

3

Où allez-vous ?

4

Comment vous appelez-vous ?

Comment vous appelez-vous ? is the formal way to ask someone's name, used with adults and strangers.

1

Tu as quel âge ?

2

Tu es comment ?

3

Où as-tu ?

4

Tu fais quoi ?

Tu as quel âge ? literally means 'You have what age?' and is the usual informal way to ask age.

1

Where is it?

2

Who is it?

3

What is it?

4

How is it?

Qu'est-ce que c'est ? is a common question meaning 'What is it?' used when learning new vocabulary.

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Nous

2

On

3

Vous

4

Ils

Nous is the standard subject pronoun for 'we' in French, especially used in written and formal language.

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On

2

Elles

3

Vous

4

Ils

Elles is the feminine plural subject pronoun meaning 'they' when the group is entirely female.

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Elle

2

Il

3

Vous

4

Tu

Vous is used for formal 'you' with one person and also for 'you' plural in French.

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Je vais

2

J'ai

3

Je fais

4

Je suis

J'ai is the first-person singular form of avoir, meaning 'I have' in French.

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Vous êtes

2

Ils sont

3

Nous sommes

4

Je suis

Nous sommes is the form of être used with nous and translates as 'we are' in English.

1

Elle être fatigué.

2

Elle es fatigué.

3

Elle sont fatiguée.

4

Elle est fatiguée.

Elle est fatiguée shows correct agreement: feminine subject elle, verb être conjugated, and adjective with feminine ending.

1

Nous vont au cinéma.

2

Nous fais au cinéma.

3

Nous allons au cinéma.

4

Nous être au cinéma.

Nous allons au cinéma uses the verb aller correctly and the contracted article au before cinéma.

1

Je ne pas parle anglais.

2

Je ne parle pas anglais.

3

Je parle ne pas anglais.

4

Je parle anglais ne pas.

Je ne parle pas anglais shows ne before the verb and pas after it, forming proper French negation.

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To drink

2

To sleep

3

To walk

4

To eat

Manger is the infinitive form of the verb meaning 'to eat' in French.

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Faire

2

Avoir

3

Être

4

Aller

Être is the French verb meaning 'to be' and is one of the most important irregular verbs.

1

Donne un croissant à moi.

2

Je voudrais un croissant, s'il vous plaît.

3

Je veux un croissant, merci.

4

Moi croissant maintenant, s'il te plaît.

Je voudrais un croissant, s'il vous plaît is a polite, conditional form often taught for ordering food.

1

Tu parles français ?

2

Parlez-tu française ?

3

Parles-tu français vous ?

4

Tu parlez français ?

Tu parles français ? is the standard informal way to ask someone if they speak French.

1

Le petit déjeuner

2

Le déjeuner

3

Le dîner

4

Le goûter

Le petit déjeuner literally means 'the little lunch' and is used for 'breakfast' in French.

1

Le goûter

2

Le dessert

3

Le café

4

Le souper

Le goûter is the afternoon snack French children often eat after school, usually something sweet.

1

Je soif.

2

Je suis soif.

3

Je suis eau.

4

J'ai soif.

J'ai soif literally means 'I have thirst,' the correct French way to say 'I am thirsty'.

1

Je fais froid.

2

J'ai froid.

3

Je froid.

4

Je suis froid.

J'ai froid literally means 'I have cold' and is how French speakers say they feel cold.

1

La chaise

2

Le stylo

3

Le livre

4

Le sac

Le livre is the French word for 'book' and appears in many classroom vocabulary lists.

1

J'étudie le français.

2

Je étude français.

3

J'étudie français le.

4

Je suis étudie français.

J'étudie le français correctly combines the verb étudier with the definite article to say 'I am studying French'.

1

Une voiture rouge.

2

Rouge une voiture.

3

Une rouge voiture.

4

Voiture une rouge.

Une voiture rouge follows the typical French pattern of putting most color adjectives after the noun.

1

Angry

2

Tall

3

Funny

4

Small

Grand usually means 'tall' or 'big' when describing a person, depending on context.

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Être

2

Avoir

3

Faire

4

Aller

In the passé composé, most French verbs form their past tense with the auxiliary verb avoir.

1

Était

2

Êtée

3

Êtu

4

Été

Été is the past participle of être and is used with avoir or être depending on structure.

1

Elle a finir ses devoirs.

2

Elle est fini ses devoirs.

3

Elle a fini ses devoirs.

4

Elle a finie ses devoirs.

Elle a fini ses devoirs uses avoir with fini, plus the plural noun devoirs with the possessive ses.

1

Je mange.

2

J'ai mangé.

3

Je viens de manger.

4

Je vais manger.

Je viens de manger literally means 'I come from eating' and expresses a very recent past action.

1

Nos

2

Notre

3

Vos

4

Leurs

Nos is the plural form of the possessive 'our,' used before plural nouns.

1

C'est frère mon.

2

C'est le mon frère.

3

C'est mon frère.

4

C'est moi frère.

C'est mon frère correctly places the possessive adjective mon before the noun frère.

1

Leur parent

2

Leurs parents

3

Eux parents

4

Ils parents

Leurs parents uses the plural possessive adjective leurs because the noun parents is plural.

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En

2

Au

3

À

4

Dans

En is used before feminine country names like en France to mean 'in' or 'to' that country.

1

Je vais en Espagne.

2

Je vais à Espagne.

3

Je vais au Espagne.

4

Je vais de Espagne.

Je vais en Espagne uses en with the feminine country Espagne and the verb aller in the present.

1

Nous habitons à Canada.

2

Nous habitons au Canada.

3

Nous habitons du Canada.

4

Nous habitons en Canada.

Nous habitons au Canada uses au with the masculine country Canada to mean 'in Canada'.

1

Je mange un pain.

2

Je mange des pain.

3

Je mange du pain.

4

Je mange le pain.

Je mange du pain uses the partitive article du to express eating some unspecified amount of bread.

1

Petite

2

Petie

3

Petale

4

Petive

Petite is the feminine form of petit, adding an e to agree with a feminine noun.

1

Une petite maison

2

Une maison petite

3

Une petit maison

4

Un petit maison

Une petite maison shows agreement between the feminine article une, adjective petite, and noun maison.

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Lentement

2

Rapidement

3

Souvent

4

Tôt

Lentement is formed from the adjective lent and means 'slowly' in French.

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Early

2

Often

3

Rarely

4

Late

Souvent means 'often' and is commonly used with verbs to describe frequent actions or habits.

1

Elle se tôt lève.

2

Elle lève se tôt.

3

Elle se lève tôtement.

4

Elle se lève tôt.

Elle se lève tôt correctly uses the reflexive verb se lever and the adverb tôt for 'early'.

1

Il doucement parle.

2

Il parle doucement.

3

Il parle très doucement-il.

4

Doucement il parle.

Il parle doucement places the adverb softly after the verb, which is the usual French position.

1

Je vais étudier ce soir.

2

Je étudier vais ce soir.

3

J'étudie vais ce soir.

4

Je vais étude ce soir.

Je vais étudier ce soir uses aller plus infinitive to form the near future in French.

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Le passé composé

2

Le futur simple

3

L'imparfait

4

Le conditionnel

Le passé composé is formed with an auxiliary verb, usually avoir or être, plus a past participle.

1

Je allé

2

Je vais

3

Je va

4

J'aller

Je vais is the irregular first-person singular form of the verb aller, meaning 'I go' or 'I am going'.

1

Nous avons pris le bus.

2

Nous avons pris la bus.

3

Nous sommes pris le bus.

4

Nous avons prendre le bus.

Nous avons pris le bus uses avoir with the irregular past participle pris and the masculine noun bus.

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Je vois il.

2

Je le vois.

3

Je vois le.

4

Le je vois.

Je le vois correctly places the direct object pronoun le before the verb vois.

1

Je l'aime.

2

J'aime le.

3

Je aime l'.

4

Je aime.

Je l'aime contracts le or la before a vowel sound and means 'I like it' in French.

1

Quelle heure est-il ?

2

Quel temps est-il ?

3

Qu'est-ce que l'heure ?

4

Quelle heure tu es ?

Quelle heure est-il ? literally asks 'What hour is it?' and is the standard way to ask the time.

1

Il est moitié trois heures.

2

Il est trois heures et demie.

3

Il est trois heures demi.

4

Il est trois demi heures.

Il est trois heures et demie expresses 3:30, using et demie for 'and a half' with feminine heures.

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Beau

2

Bel

3

Beaux

4

Belle

Bel is the special masculine form of beau used before masculine nouns starting with a vowel sound.

1

Vieilles

2

Vieux

3

Vieil

4

Vieille

Vieil is the special masculine singular form placed before masculine nouns beginning with a vowel sound.

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Des chevaux

2

Des chevaus

3

Des chevals

4

Des chevales

Des chevaux is the irregular plural of cheval, changing -al to -aux in the plural.

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Va on !

2

Nous allons !

3

Allons nous y !

4

On y va !

On y va ! is a common expression meaning 'Let's go!' used among friends and classmates.

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Bon travail !

2

Bonne idée !

3

Bonne chance !

4

Bon courage !

Bonne chance ! literally means 'good luck' and is used to wish someone success before a test or event.

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