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Subject Pronouns: Singular, I

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Je

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Subject Pronouns: Singular, You (Informal)

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Tu

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Subject Pronouns: Singular, She

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Elle

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Subject Pronouns: Singular, He

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Il

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Subject Pronouns: Singular, It/We (Familiar, like “we are happy”)/People As a Group

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On

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Subject Pronouns: Plural, We

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Nous

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Subject Pronouns: Plural, You (Formal)

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Vous

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Subject Pronouns: Plural, They (Feminine Only)

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Elles

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Subject Pronouns: Plural, They (Masculine or Co-Ed)

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Ils

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Singular “Feminine” Indefinite Article (An)

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une

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Singular “Masculine” Indefinite Article (A) and how is it pronounced?

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un. “Un” is pronounced “uh”, unless it’s followed by a word that begins with a vowel, in which case you pronounce the n in “un”. For example, “un étudient” is pronounced “un ehtoodeeyah”, whereas “un tableau” is pronounced “uh tahblohh”.

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Plural Indefinite Article (Some), how is it pronounced, and what happens to if it precedes a word that ends in “eau”?

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des (regardless of gender). “Des” is pronounced “deh”, unless it’s followed by a word that begins with a vowel, in which case you pronounce the n in “un”. For example, “des étudient” is pronounced “dehz ehtoodeeyah”, whereas “des tableaux” is pronounced “deh tahblohh”. If des precedes a word that ends in “eau”, the word that ends in “eau” turns to “eaux”, such as des bureaux, or even des tableaux again.

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A cashier

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Un cahier

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Some cashiers

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Des cahiers

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A professor

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Un professeur

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Some professors

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Des professeurs

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A window

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Un fenêtre

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Some windows

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Des fenêtres

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A board

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Un tableau

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Some boards

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Des tableaux

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A student

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Un étudiant

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Some students

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Des étudiants

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A desk

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Un pupitre

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Some desks

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Des pupitres

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A door

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Une porte

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Some doors

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Des portes

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A desk

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Un bureau

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Some desks

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Des bureaux

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A book

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Un livre

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Some books

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Des livres

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A young man

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Un jeune homme

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Some young men

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Des jeunes hommes

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A woman

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Une femme

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Some women

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Des femmes

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Inquiring about someone’s identity:

Who is it? It’s Siri.

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Qui est-ce?

C’est Siri.

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If you want an object to be identified:
What is it?
It is a book.

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Qu’est-ce que c’est?

C’est un livre.

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Asking a yes/no question to confirm something:
It’s Siri.
Is it Siri?

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C’est Siri.

Est-ce que c’est Siri?

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Asking a yes/no question to confirm something:
It’s a table.
Is it a table?

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C’est une table.

Est-ce que c’est une table?

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Asking a yes/no question to identify something/someone:

Is she a student?

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Est-ce qu’il est étudiant?

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Translate to French:
What is it?
It’s __(a book)__.

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Qu’est-ce que c’est?

C’est un livre.

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Translate to French:
Who is it?
It’s __(Jacqueline)__.

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Qui est-ce?

C’est Jacqueline.

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Translate to French:
Is it Paul?
No, it’s __(David)__.

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Est-ce que c’est Paul?

Non, c’est David.

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Translate to French:
I call myself __(Fred)__. And you?
I call myself __(Patrick)__.

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Je m’appelle Fred. Et vous?

Je m’appelle Patrick.

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Translate to French:
Does she call herself __(Marguerite)__?
No, she calls herself __(Margot)__.

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Est-ce qu’elle s’appelle Marguerite?

Non, elle s’appelle Margot.

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Translate to French:
Is this the French class?
No, it’s the Spanish class.

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Est-ce que c’est la classe de français?

Non, c’est la classe d’espagnol.

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Translate to French:
Is this a dictionary?
Yes, this is a dictionary.

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Est-ce que c’est un dictionnaire?

Oui, c’est un dictionnaire.

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Translate to French:
Is this a table?
No, it’s a desk.

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Est-ce que c’est une table?

Non, c’est un bureau.

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Translate to French:
Does he call himself Pierre?
No, he calls himself Jean.

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Est-ce qu’il s’appelle Pierre?

Non, il s’appelle Jean.

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Translate to French:
What is it?
It’s a cashier.

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Qu’est-ce que c’est?

C’est un cahier.

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Translate to French:
Who is it?
It’s Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

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Qui est-ce?

C’est Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

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Translate to French:
Is this a chair?
Yes, it’s a chair.

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Est-ce que c’est une chaise?

Oui, c’est une chaise.

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Translate to French:
Is Chantal pretty?
Yes, she is very pretty.

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Est-ce que Chantal est jolie?

Oui, elle est très jolie.

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Translate to French:
It’s Jean-Yves.
He’s from Montreal.

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C’est Jean-Yves.

Il est de Montréal.

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Conjugate the verb for “to be” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I am
  2. You (informal) are
  3. She is
  4. He is
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group is/are
  6. We are
  7. You guys or You (formal) are
  8. They (all feminine) are
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) are
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ÊTRE:

  1. Je suis
  2. Tu es
  3. Elle est
  4. Il est
  5. On est
  6. Nous sommes
  7. Vous êtes
  8. Elles sont
  9. Ils sont
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Write the appropriate “to be” conjugated subject pronoun for the following situation: you’re talking to your best friend

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Tu es

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Write the appropriate “to be” conjugated subject pronoun for the following situation: you’re talking about your friend Anne.

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Elle est

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Write the appropriate “to be” conjugated subject pronoun for the following situation: you’re discussing the students in your class.

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Ils sont

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Write the appropriate “to be” conjugated subject pronoun for the following situation: you’re talking about yourself and your family.

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Nous sommes

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Write the appropriate “to be” conjugated subject pronoun for the following situation: you’re talking about the players on the women’s basketball team.

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Elles sont

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Write the appropriate “to be” conjugated subject pronoun for the following situation: you’re addressing a group of people.

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Vous êtes

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Translate to French: Philip and Peter you (formal) are in the Madame Arnaud’s French class, is it not?

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Philippe et Pierre, vous * dans la classe de français de Mme Arnaud, n’est-ce pas?
*êtes

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Translate to French: Me, I am in Madame Bertheau’s class.

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Moi, je * dans la classe de Mme Bertheau.

*suis

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Translate to French: She is very sympathetic.

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Elle * très sympathique.

*est

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Translate to French: We (referring to the students, including oneself) are 28 in this class.

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Nous * vingt-huit dans cette classe.

*sommes

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Translate to French: The class is large and she is also pleasant.

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La classe * grande et elle ** agréable aussi.

  • est
  • *est
66
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Translate to French: The students are sympathetic and intelligent.

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Les étudiants * sympathiques et intelligents.

*sont

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Translate to French: Peter, are the students sympathetic in the other class? Are you sure?

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Pierre, est-ce que les étudiants * sympathiques dans l’autre classe? Tu ** sûr (sure)?

  • sont
  • *es
68
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Switching Singular Adjectives Between “Feminine” and “Masculine”

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“Feminine”: add -e suffix if the masculine ending doesn’t end in -e

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Pluralizing Adjectives For Both “Feminine” and “Masculine”

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“Feminine”: add -es suffix if the singular masculine form doesn’t end in -e, UNLESS the singular masculine form ends in -s or -x or -z
“Masculine”: add -s

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Conjugate the verb for “to adore”/”to love A LOT” (strongest form of love; what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I adore
  2. You (informal) adore
  3. She adores
  4. He adores
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group adores/adore
  6. We adore
  7. You guys or You (formal) adore
  8. They (all feminine) adore
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) adore
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Adorer:

  1. J’adore
  2. Tu adores
  3. Elle adore
  4. Il adore
  5. On adore
  6. Nous adorons
  7. Vous adorez
  8. Elles adorent
  9. Ils adorent
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Conjugate the verb for “to love” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I love
  2. You (informal) love
  3. She love
  4. He love
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group loves/love
  6. We love
  7. You guys or You (formal) love
  8. They (all feminine) love
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) love
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Aimer:

  1. J’aime
  2. Tu aimes
  3. Elle aime
  4. Il aime
  5. On aime
  6. Nous aimons
  7. Vous aimez
  8. Elles aiment
  9. Ils aiment
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Conjugate the verb for “to sing” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I sing
  2. You (informal) sing
  3. She sings
  4. He sings
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group sings/sing
  6. We sing
  7. You guys or You (formal) sing
  8. They (all feminine) sing
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) sing
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Chanter:

  1. Je chante
  2. Tu chantes
  3. Elle chante
  4. Il chante
  5. On chante
  6. Nous chantons
  7. Vous chantez
  8. Elles chantent
  9. Ils chantent
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Conjugate the verb for “to dance” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I dance
  2. You (informal) dance
  3. She dances
  4. He dances
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group dances/dance
  6. We dance
  7. You guys or You (formal) dance
  8. They (all feminine) dance
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) dance
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Danser:

  1. Je danse
  2. Tu danses
  3. Elle danse
  4. Il danse
  5. On danse
  6. Nous dansons
  7. Vous dansez
  8. Elles dansent
  9. Ils dansent
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Conjugate the verb for “to listen (to music)” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I listen (to music)
  2. You (informal) listen (to music)
  3. She listens (to music)
  4. He listens (to music)
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group listens (to music)/listen (to music)
  6. We listen (to music)
  7. You guys or You (formal) listen (to music)
  8. They (all feminine) listen (to music)
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) listen (to music)
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Écouter (de la musique):

  1. J’écoute (de la musique)
  2. Tu écoutes (de la musique)
  3. Elle écoute (de la musique)
  4. Il écoute (de la musique)
  5. On écoute (de la musique)
  6. Nous écoutons (de la musique)
  7. Vous écoutez (de la musique)
  8. Elles écoutent (de la musique)
  9. Ils écoutent (de la musique)
75
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Conjugate the verb for “to study” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I study
  2. You (informal) study
  3. She studies
  4. He studies
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group studies/study
  6. We study
  7. You guys or You (formal) study
  8. They (all feminine) study
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) study
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Étudier:

  1. J’étudie
  2. Tu étudies
  3. Elle étudie
  4. Il étudie
  5. On étudie
  6. Nous étudions
  7. Vous étudiez
  8. Elles étudient
  9. Ils étudient
76
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Conjugate the verb for “to play (basketball)” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I play (basketball)
  2. You (informal) play (basketball)
  3. She plays (basketball)
  4. He plays (basketball)
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group plays (basketball)/play (basketball)
  6. We play (basketball)
  7. You guys or You (formal) play (basketball)
  8. They (all feminine) play (basketball)
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) play (basketball)
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Jouer (au basket-ball):

  1. Je joue (au basket-ball)
  2. Tu joues (au basket-ball)
  3. Elle joue (au basket-ball)
  4. Il joue (au basket-ball)
  5. On joue (au basket-ball)
  6. Nous jouons (au basket-ball)
  7. Vous jouez (au basket-ball)
  8. Elles jouent (au basket-ball)
  9. Ils jouent (au basket-ball)
77
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Conjugate the verb for “to eat (at the restaurant)” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I eat (at the restaurant)
  2. You (informal) eat (at the restaurant)
  3. She eats (at the restaurant)
  4. He eats (at the restaurant)
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group eats(at the restaurant)/eat (at the restaurant)
  6. We eat (at the restaurant)
  7. You guys or You (formal) eat (at the restaurant)
  8. They (all feminine) eat (at the restaurant)
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) eat (at the restaurant)
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Manger (au restaurant):

  1. Je mange (au restaurant)
  2. Tu manges (au restaurant)
  3. Elle mange (au restaurant)
  4. Il mange (au restaurant)
  5. On mange (au restaurant)
  6. Nous mangeons (au restaurant)
  7. Vous mangez (au restaurant)
  8. Elles mangent (au restaurant)
  9. Ils mangent (au restaurant)
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Conjugate the verb for “to speak (on the phone)” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I speak (on the phone)
  2. You (informal) speak (on the phone)
  3. She speaks (on the phone)
  4. He speaks (on the phone)
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group speaks (on the phone)/speak (on the phone)
  6. We speak (on the phone)
  7. You guys or You (formal) speak (on the phone)
  8. They (all feminine) speak (on the phone)
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) speak (on the phone)
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Parler (au téléphone):

  1. Je parle (au téléphone)
  2. Tu parles (au téléphone)
  3. Elle parle (au téléphone)
  4. Il parle (au téléphone)
  5. On parle (au téléphone)
  6. Nous parlons (au téléphone)
  7. Vous parlez (au téléphone)
  8. Elles parlent (au téléphone)
  9. Ils parlent (au téléphone)
79
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Conjugate the verb for “to watch (the tv)” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I watch (the tv)
  2. You (informal) watch (the tv)
  3. She watches (the tv)
  4. He watches (the tv)
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group watches (the tv)/watch (the tv)
  6. We watch (the tv)
  7. You guys or You (formal) watch (the tv)
  8. They (all feminine) watch (the tv)
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) watch (the tv)
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Regarder (la télévision):

  1. Je regarde (la télévision)
  2. Tu ragardes (la télévision)
  3. Elle regarde (la télévision)
  4. Il regarde (la télévision)
  5. On regarde (la télévision)
  6. Nous regardons (la télévision)
  7. Vous regardez (la télévision)
  8. Elles regardent (la télévision)
  9. Ils regardent (la télévision)
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Conjugate the verb for “to stay (at the home)” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I stay (at the home)
  2. You (informal) stay (at the home)
  3. She stays (at the home)
  4. He stays (at the home)
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group stays (at the home)/stay (at the home)
  6. We stay (at the home)
  7. You guys or You (formal) stay (at the home)
  8. They (all feminine) stay (at the home)
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) stay (at the home)
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Rester (à la maison):

  1. Je reste (à la maison)
  2. Tu restes (à la maison)
  3. Elle reste (à la maison)
  4. Il reste (à la maison)
  5. On reste (à la maison)
  6. Nous restons (à la maison)
  7. Vous restez (à la maison)
  8. Elles restent (à la maison)
  9. Ils restent (à la maison)
81
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Conjugate the verb for “to surf (on Internet)” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I surf (on Internet)
  2. You (informal) surf (on Internet)
  3. She surfs (on Internet)
  4. He surfs (on Internet)
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group surfs (on Internet)/surf (on Internet)
  6. We surf (on Internet)
  7. You guys or You (formal) surf (on Internet)
  8. They (all feminine) surf (on Internet)
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) surf (on Internet)
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Surfer (sur Internet):

  1. Je surfe (sur Internet)
  2. Tu surfes (sur Internet)
  3. Elle surfe (sur Internet)
  4. Il surfe (sur Internet)
  5. On surfe (sur Internet)
  6. Nous surfons (sur Internet)
  7. Vous surfez (sur Internet)
  8. Elles surfent (sur Internet)
  9. Ils surfent (sur Internet)
82
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to work” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I work
  2. You (informal) work
  3. She works
  4. He works
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group works/work
  6. We work
  7. You guys or You (formal) work
  8. They (all feminine) work
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) work
A

Travailler:

  1. Je travaille
  2. Tu travailles
  3. Elle travaille
  4. Il travaille
  5. On travaille
  6. Nous travaillons
  7. Vous travaillez
  8. Elles travaillent
  9. Ils travaillent
83
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to travel” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I travel
  2. You (informal) travel
  3. She travels
  4. He travels
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group travels/travel
  6. We travel
  7. You guys or You (formal) travel
  8. They (all feminine) travel
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) travel
A

Voyager:

  1. Je voyage
  2. Tu voyages
  3. Elle voyage
  4. Il voyage
  5. On voyage
  6. Nous voyageons
  7. Vous voyagez
  8. Elles voyagent
  9. Ils voyagent
84
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to prefer” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I prefer
  2. You (informal) prefer
  3. She prefers
  4. He prefers
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group prefers/prefer
  6. We prefer
  7. You guys or You (formal) prefer
  8. They (all feminine) prefer
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) prefer
A

Préférer:

  1. Je préfère
  2. Tu préfères
  3. Elle préfère
  4. Il préfère
  5. On préfère
  6. Nous préférons
  7. Vous préférez
  8. Elles préfèrent
  9. Ils préfèrent
85
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to have” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I have
  2. You (informal) have
  3. She has
  4. He has
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group has/have
  6. We have
  7. You guys or You (formal) have
  8. They (all feminine) have
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) have
A

Avoir:

  1. J’ai
  2. Tu as
  3. Elle a
  4. Il a
  5. On a
  6. Nous avons
  7. Vous avez
  8. Elles ons
  9. Ils ons
86
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to detest/to hate” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I detest
  2. You (informal) detest
  3. She detests
  4. He detests
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group detests/detest
  6. We detest
  7. You guys or You (formal) detest
  8. They (all feminine) detest
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) detest
A

Détester:

  1. Je déteste
  2. Tu détestes
  3. Elle déteste
  4. Il déteste
  5. On déteste
  6. Nous détestons
  7. Vous détestez
  8. Elles détestent
  9. Ils détestent
87
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to go” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I go
  2. You (informal) go
  3. She goes
  4. He goes
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group goes/go
  6. We go
  7. You guys or You (formal) go
  8. They (all feminine) go
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) go
A

Aller:

  1. Je vais
  2. Tu vas
  3. Elle va
  4. Il va
  5. On va
  6. Nous allons
  7. Vous allez
  8. Elles vont
  9. Ils vont
88
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to see” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I see
  2. You (informal) see
  3. She sees
  4. He sees
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group sees/see
  6. We see
  7. You guys or You (formal) see
  8. They (all feminine) see
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) see
A

Voir:

  1. Je vois
  2. Tu vois
  3. Elle voit
  4. Il voit
  5. On voit
  6. Nous voyons
  7. Vous voyez
  8. Elles voyent
  9. Ils voient
89
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to habit/live at/live in” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I habit
  2. You (informal) habit
  3. She habits
  4. He habits
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group habits/habit
  6. We habit
  7. You guys or You (formal) habit
  8. They (all feminine) habit
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) habit
A

Habiter:

  1. J’habit
  2. Tu habites
  3. Elle habite
  4. Il habite
  5. On habite
  6. Nous habitons
  7. Vous habitez
  8. Elles habitent
  9. Ils habitent
90
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to call” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I call
  2. You (informal) call
  3. She calls
  4. He call
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group calls/call
  6. We call
  7. You guys or You (formal) call
  8. They (all feminine) call
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) call
A

Appeler:

  1. J’appelle; je m’appelle
  2. Tu appelles; te t’appelle
  3. Elle appelle; s’appelle
  4. Il appelle; s’appelle
  5. On appelle; s’appelle
  6. Nous appellons; nous appellon
  7. Vous appellez; vous appellez
  8. Elles appellent; s’appellent
  9. Ils appellent; s’appellent
91
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to smoke” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I smoke
  2. You (informal) smoke
  3. She smokes
  4. He smokes
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group smokes/smoke
  6. We smoke
  7. You guys or You (formal) smoke
  8. They (all feminine) smoke
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) smoke
A

Fumer:

  1. Je fume
  2. Tu fumes
  3. Elle fume
  4. Il fume
  5. On fume
  6. Nous fumons
  7. Vous fumez
  8. Elles fument
  9. Ils fument
92
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to amuse oneself” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I amuse myself
  2. You (informal) amuse yourself
  3. She amuses herself
  4. He amuses himself
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group amuses itself/amuse ourselves
  6. We amuse ourselves
  7. You guys or You (formal) amuse yourselves (formal)
  8. They (all feminine) amuse themselves
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) amuse themselves
A

S’amuser:

  1. Je m’amuse
  2. Tu t’amuses
  3. Elle s’amuse
  4. Il s’amuse
  5. On s’amuse
  6. Nous nous amusons
  7. Vous vous amusez
  8. Elles s’amusent
  9. Ils s’amusent
93
Q

Voici Mounir Mustafa. C’est un jeune étudiant algérien de 20 ans. Il étudie les sciences économiques à l’université d’Aix. C’est un étudiant sérieux, mais il aime aussi s’amuser. Mounir aime un peu la musique classique, mais il préfère le rock et il danse très bien. Il aime les films d’action et il va souvent au cinéma. Mounir n’aime pas beaucoup la télé, surtout des matchs de football. Pendant son temps libre, il aime aussi surfer sur Internet.

A

Indiquez si les phrases suivantes sont vraies ou fausses et proquoi sont fausses:

  1. Mounir Mustafa est français.
  2. Mounir n’est pas un bon étudiant.
  3. Il aime le rock, mais il préfère la musique classique.
  4. Il danse bien.
  5. Il va rarement au cinéma.
  6. Il aime les drames psychologiques.
  7. Il préfère regarder les matches de football à la télévision.

Answers:

(un) Faux; Mounir Mustafa est algérien./Mounir est algérien./Il est algérien.
(deux) C’est un étudiant sérieux.
(trois) Il aime un peu la musique classique, mais il préfère le rock.
(cinq) Il va souvent au cinéma.
(six) Il aime les films d’action.

94
Q

Voici Jeanne Dumas. C’est une jeune Française de 18 ans. Elle habite un petit studio avec une copine. Jeanne étudie l’anglais à l’université d’Aix (l’anglais est facile pour elle; sa mère est américaine). Elle aime un peu le rap, mais elle préfère le rock. Elle n’aime pas du tout la techno. Jeanne aime aller au cinéma et elle regarde aussi des DVD chez elle. Elle préfère les comédies. Jeanne regarde réguilièrement la série NCIS: Los Angeles à la télévision avec sa colocataire.

A

Indiquez si les phrases suivantes sont vraies ou fausses et proquoi sont fausses:

  1. Jeanne a 18 ans.
  2. Elle habite avec sa famille.
  3. Elle étudie l’anglais.
  4. Elle parle bien l’anglais.
  5. Elle préfère la techno.
  6. Elle n’aime pas les séries américaines.

Answers:

(deux) Faux; Elle habite avec une copine.
(cinq) Elle préfère le rock.
(six) Elle regarde la série NCIS: Los Angeles.

95
Q

Define “chez”.

A

at (a place)

96
Q

Define “colocataire”

A

roommate

97
Q

Define “une copine”

A

A female friend

98
Q

Define “un copin”

A

A male friend

99
Q

Define “un peu”

A

A little

100
Q

Define “assez (bien)”

A

Fairly well

101
Q

Define “beaucoup”

A

A lot

102
Q

Define “bien”

A

Good

103
Q

Define “mais”

A

But

104
Q

Define “un nom de famille”

A

A amily name; a last name

105
Q

Define “où”

A

Where

106
Q

Define “un prénom”

A

A first name

107
Q

Define “voici”

A

Here is

108
Q

Define “une adresse”

A

An address

109
Q

Define “un numéro de téléphone”

A

A telephone number

110
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to wear” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I wear
  2. You (informal) wear
  3. She wears
  4. He wears
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group wears/wear
  6. We wear
  7. You guys or You (formal) wear
  8. They (all feminine) wear
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) wear
A

Porter:

  1. Je porte
  2. Tu portes
  3. Elle porte
  4. Il porte
  5. On porte
  6. Nous portons
  7. Vous portez
  8. Elles portent
  9. Ils portent
111
Q

Translate “Not a lot”

A

“pas beaucoup”

112
Q

Translate “Rock”

A

“le rock”

113
Q

Translate “Entertainment”

A

“les distractions”

114
Q

Translate “The Cinema”

A

“le cinéma”

115
Q

Translate “dance”

A

“la danse”

116
Q

Translate “a party, a holiday”

A

“une fête”

117
Q

Translate “a video game”

A

“un jeu vidéo”

118
Q

Translate “a (soccer game)”

A

“un match (de football)”

119
Q

Translate “the mountain(s)”

A

“la montagne”

120
Q

Translate “(classical) music”

A

“la musique (classique)”

121
Q

Translate “the beach”

A

“la plage”

122
Q

Translate “television”

A

la télé(vision)

123
Q

Translate “vacation”

A

les vacances

124
Q

Est-ce- que tu aimes (voyager)?

A

Oui, j’aime (voyager)/J’aime beaucoup (voyager).

125
Q

Translate (conjugtaed “aimer”) + beaucoup

A

liking

126
Q

Tu voyages beaucoup?

A

Oui, je voyage beaucoup.

127
Q

Quelles musiques est-ce que tu préfères?

A

Je préfère la musique de pop, la guitarre espagnol, et le rock.

128
Q

Est-ce que tu aimes écouter de la musique?

A

J’aime écouter de la musique.

129
Q

Quelle cuisine est-ce que tu préfères?

A

Je préfère la cuisine de la méditerrannéenne.

130
Q

Est-ce que tu aimes regarder la télé(vision)?

A

Oui, j’aime regarder la télé.

131
Q

Est-ce que tu aimes surfer sur Internet?

A

Oui, j’aime surfer sur Internet.

132
Q

Translate “bread”

A

Pain

133
Q

Qu’est-ce que vous aimez faire le weekend?

A

Le weekened, j’aime passer du temps avec des les copaines.

134
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to go on a walk by oneself” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I go on a walk by myself
  2. You (informal) go on a walk by yourself
  3. She goes on a walk by herself
  4. He goes on a walk by himself
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group goes on a walk by itself/go on a walk by ourselves
  6. We go on a walk by ourselves
  7. You guys or You (formal) go on a walk together
  8. They (all feminine) go on a walk together
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) go on a walk together
A

Se promener:

  1. Je me promene
  2. Tu te promenes
  3. Elle se promene
  4. Il se promene
  5. On se promene
  6. Nous nous promenons
  7. Vous vous promenez
  8. Elles se promenent
  9. Ils se promenent
135
Q

Translate “exactly”

A

Justement

136
Q

Translate “to walk the dog”

A

Promener la chien

137
Q

Conjugate the verb for “to go out with some friends” (what is this verb and what are the conjugation, both singular and plural?):

  1. I go out with some friends
  2. You (informal) go out with some friends
  3. She goes out with some friends
  4. He goes out with some friends
  5. It/We (Familiar)/People As a Group goes out with some friends/goes out with some friends
  6. We go out with some friends
  7. You guys or You (formal) go on a walk together
  8. They (all feminine) go on a walk together
  9. They (all masculine or co-ed) go on a walk together
A

Porter:

  1. Je porte
  2. Tu portes
  3. Elle porte
  4. Il porte
  5. On porte
  6. Nous portons
  7. Vous portez
  8. Elles portent
  9. Ils portent

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