Activities and invitations

Question 1

What are you doing?

Answer 1

Qu’est-ce que vous faites/ tu fais?

Question 2

What do you like to do?

Answer 2

Qu’est-ce que vous aimez /tu aimes faire?

Question 3

Every day

Answer 3

tous les jours

Question 4

to listen

Answer 4

écouter

Question 5

to look at/ watch

Answer 5

regarder

Question 6

to dine

Answer 6

dîner

Question 7

to eat

Answer 7

manger

Question 8

to telephone

Answer 8

téléphoner (à)

Question 9

to work

Answer 9

travailler

Question 10

hobbies /leisure activities

Answer 10

les loisirs

Question 11

to sing

Answer 11

chanter

Question 12

to dance

Answer 12

danser

Question 13

to play

Answer 13

jouer à

Question 14

to swim

Answer 14

nager

Question 15

to travel

Answer 15

voyager

Question 16

prepositions

Answer 16

à, de, en

Question 17

Someone

Answer 17

Quelqu’un

Question 18

Something

Answer 18

Quelque chose

Question 19

Verbs with a ‘g’ such as manger and nager have an ‘e’ after the ‘g’ in the nous form.

Answer 19

Mangeons, nageons

Question 20

What are they doing?

Answer 20

Qu’est-ce qu’ils font?

Question 21

Questions using “est-ce que” illicit yes or no answers

Answer 21

est-ce que + subject + conjugated verb (+ infinitive verb)

est-ce que tu aimes danser?
est-ce que vous chantez?

Question 22

well

Answer 22

bien

Question 23

badly, poorly

Answer 23

mal

Question 24

rather, fairly, quite

Answer 24

assez

Question 25

very

Answer 25

très

Question 26

enough/ not enough

Answer 26

assez/ pas assez

Question 27

not much

Answer 27

peu

Question 28

alot, (very) much)

Answer 28

beaucoup

Question 29

too much (inf)

Answer 29

trop

Question 30

always

Answer 30

toujours

Question 31

often

Answer 31

souvent

Question 32

also, too

Answer 32

aussi

Question 33

Now

Answer 33

Maintenant

Question 34

Adverbs - where do they go?

Answer 34

Never between the subject and the verb
Usually after the conjugated verb
if used with a conjugated verb in a negative sentence, usually after ‘pas’
Adverbs of time usually go at the beginning or end of a sentence

Question 35

to want to

Answer 35

vouloir (inf verb)
je veux - I want
tu veux - you want (inf)
vous voulez - you want (form)

Question 36

would like to

Answer 36

vouloir (inf verb)
je voudrais - I would like to
tu voudrais - you would like to (inf)
vous voudriez - you would like to (form)

Question 37

to be able to

Answer 37

pouvoir (inf verb)
je peux - I can
tu peux - you can (inf)
vous pouvez - you can (form)

Question 38

to have to (must/should)

Answer 38

devoir (inf verb)
je dois - I must
tu dois - you must (inf)
vous devez - you must (form)

Question 39

I’m sorry, but……

Answer 39

je regrette, mais

Question 40

I would love to

Answer 40

Je veux bien

Question 41

Yes, alright

Answer 41

Oui, d’accord

Question 42

I can’t

Answer 42

Je ne peux pas

Question 43

I don’t want to

Answer 43

Je ne veux pas

Question 44

Do you want to….?

Answer 44

Est-ce que tu veux…?

Question 45

Can you ………. ?

Answer 45

Est-ce que tu peux….?