French writing help

Question 1

Pourquoi la technologie est-elle importante dans votre vie?

Answer 1

-tchatter avec mes amis
-Télécharger de la musique
-surfer sur internet

Question 2

Inconvénients d’Internet?

Answer 2

-portables sont hors de prix
-beaucoup de fraudes
-cyberintimidation est affreux
-les jeunes passent trop de temps sur les portables

Question 3

Avantages d’Internet?

Answer 3

-Écrire et lire des messages
-participer aux forums
-garder le contact avec les gens

Question 4

Qu’utilisez-vous Internet ?

Answer 4

-j’utilise l’internet tous les jours
-bon pour mes devoirs (de chimie)
-mon ordinateur
+ hier, j’ai utilisé

Question 5

yesterday

Answer 5

hier

Question 6

last week

Answer 6

La semaine dernière

Question 7

last year

Answer 7

l’année dernière

Question 8

last weekend

Answer 8

le week-end dernier

Question 9

tomorrow

Answer 9

demain

Question 10

next week

Answer 10

La semaine prochaine

Question 11

next weekend

Answer 11

le week-end prochain

Question 12

next year

Answer 12

l’année prochaine

Question 13

fortnight

Answer 13

une quinzaine

Question 14

about 10

Answer 14

dizaine

Question 15

past tense ‘I’ regular

Answer 15

j’ai + stem + é
e.g j’ai mangé

Question 16

past tense ‘we’ regular

Answer 16

nous avons +stem + é
e.g nous avons mangé

Question 17

past tense irregular
i went
i stayed
i did
i saw
i drank
we went

Answer 17

je suis allé
je suis resté
j’ai fait
j’ai vu
j’ai bu
Nous sommes allés

Question 18

être, aller, faire, avoir

Answer 18

to be, to go, to do, to have

Question 19

today

Answer 19

aujourd’hui

Question 20

usually

Answer 20

normalement/d’habitude

Question 21

present tense ‘I’ regular

Answer 21

je + stem + e
e.g je joue

Question 22

present tense ‘we’ regular

Answer 22

nous + stem + ons
e.g nous jouons

Question 23

present tense irregular
i am
i have
i go

Answer 23

je suis
j’ai
je vais

Question 24

future tense ‘I’ - going to…

Answer 24

je vais + infinitive
nous allons + infinitive
tu va + infinitive

Question 25

future tense ‘I’ - will… (irregular)
I’ll go
I will do
I will have
it will be
There will be

Answer 25

j’irai
je ferai
j’aurai
ce sera
il y aura

Question 26

i believe that

Answer 26

je crois que

Question 27

i think that

Answer 27

je pense que

Question 28

in my opinion

Answer 28

à mon avis

Question 29

my favourite

Answer 29

mon (masc)/ ma (fem) préférée

Question 30

i prefer

Answer 30

Je préfère

Question 31

3 years ago

Answer 31

il y à trois ans

Question 32

i have lived here for three years

Answer 32

Je vis ici depuis trois ans

Question 33

last tuesday

Answer 33

mardi dernier

Question 34

days of the week

Answer 34

Lundi, Mardi, Mercredi, Jeudi, Vendredi, Samedi, Dimanche

Question 35

future tense ‘I’ - will… (regular)
ER verbs

Answer 35

je + infintive + ai
e.g je jouerai

Question 36

future tense ‘I’ - will… (regular)
RE verbs

Answer 36

je + infinitive - e + ai
e.g je boirai

Question 37

interesting

Answer 37

intéressant(e)

Question 38

boring

Answer 38

ennuyeux

Question 39

bad

Answer 39

mauvais

Question 40

pain in the neck

Answer 40

casse - pieds

Question 41

annoying

Answer 41

barbant

Question 42

what should ‘depuis’ be used for

Answer 42

Depuis means “since” or “for.” It is used with a French verb in the present tense to talk about an action that began in the past and continues in the present. In English, this is indicated by the present perfect or present perfect progressive. The following examples show how to use depuis correctly in sentences:

Depuis quand étudiez-vous le français? –> How long have you studied French?
J’étudie le français depuis trois ans. –> I’ve studied French for three years (and still do).
J’étudie le français depuis 2009. –> I’ve been studying French since 2009.

Question 43

what should ‘pendant’ be used for

Answer 43

Pendant means “for” and refers to the entire duration of an action in the past or future, with no relation to the present. For example:

Pendant combien de temps avez-vous étudié le français? –> How long did you study French?
J’ai étudié le français pendant trois ans. –> I studied French for three years (and then stopped).
Je vais habiter en France pendant deux mois. –> I’m going to live in France for two months.
Pendant followed by a noun means “during.” In this sense, it is synonymous with durant.

J’ai vu un film pendant mon séjour. –> I saw a film during my stay.
Pendant ce temps, il m’attendait. –> During this time, he waited for me.

Question 44

what should ‘pour’ be used for

Answer 44

Pour can express the duration of an event only in the future. Note that pendant could also be used in all of these.

Je vais y habiter pour deux mois. –> I’m going to live there for two months.
Il étudiera en Europe pour trois ans. –> He’ll study in Europe for three years.
Le projet est suspendu pour un an. –> The project is suspended for a year.
Je vais y habiter pour un an. –> I’m going to live there for a year.
Il parlera pour une heure. –> He will speak for an hour.
Je serai en France pour un an. –> I’ll be in France for a year.

Question 45

difficult

Answer 45

difficile

Question 46

fun

Answer 46

amusant

Question 47

funny

Answer 47

marrant

Question 48

easy

Answer 48

facile

Question 49

my homework

Answer 49

mes devoirs

Question 50

my phone

Answer 50

mon portable

Question 51

they should

Answer 51

ils devraient

Question 52

my ideal phone

Answer 52

Mon portable idéal

Question 53

extremely useful

Answer 53

extrêmement utile

Question 54

it would not be

Answer 54

ce ne serait pas

Question 55

apps

Answer 55

des applis