Prononciation

Question 1

Besoin

Answer 1

Buzz-oin /ə/

Question 2

Vingt

Answer 2

Vin is said the same as

Question 3

Cent

Answer 3

Sang is said the same as

Question 4

Pain

Answer 4

Pin is said the same as

Question 5

Mer

Answer 5

Mère is said the same as

Question 6

V (liaison)

Answer 6

Neuf ans

Question 7

F (no liaison)

Answer 7

Neuf années

Question 8

Obligatory liaison

Answer 8

After a determiner:
Numbers (including un/une)
Possessive adjections (mon)
Les/Des/Certains/Quels etc

Question 9

Obligatory liaison

Answer 9

After a pronoun (including en) or a pronoun compliment (je vous adore)

Question 10

Obligatory liaison

Answer 10

Between an adjective and the noun that follows it

Question 11

Obligatory liaison

Answer 11

After a verb:
After an imperative verb and en/y
After est
Between the subject and the verb when they’re inversed (ont-ils reussi ?)

Question 12

Obligatory liaison

Answer 12

After monosyllabic words:
Adverbs: trop, très, bien, plus, moins
Prepositions: Dans, dès, en, sans, sous

Question 13

Obligatory liaison

Answer 13

In fixed expressions:
QuanD est-ce que tu arrives ?
CommenT allez-vous ?
De pluZ en plus
De tempS en temps
AvanT hier
De mieuX en mieux
AuX ÉtatS Unis
Un souS-entendu

Question 14

Z sound

Answer 14

Liaison after S/X/Z

Question 15

T sound

Answer 15

Liaison after T/D

Question 16

No liaison
Unless it is a fixed expression: un pied-à-terre, un pot-au-feu

Answer 16

After a singular noun:
L’étudiant est arrivé

Question 17

No liaison

Answer 17

Between a plural noun and another plural noun (Des voisins avec des enfants)

Question 18

No liaison

Answer 18

Between a plural noun and the verb
Les voisins ont appelé

Question 19

No liaison

Answer 19

After the pronoun in an inverted question
Ont-elles appelé ?

Question 20

No liaison

Answer 20

After un/aucun when they act as pronouns
(J’en ai un)

Question 20

No liaison

Answer 20

After un when it’s used in the mathematical sense

Question 21

No liaison

Answer 21

After “quelqu’un”

Question 22

No liaison

Answer 22

After question words like “quand”

Question 23

No liaison

Answer 23

Before an aspirated H

Question 24

Obligatory liaison

Answer 24

Before a mute H

Question 25

No liaison

Answer 25

After et when used to coordinate two things Un homme et une femme

Question 26

No liaison

Answer 26

After cent when it's followed by another number

Question 27

Pronounce without the s

Answer 27

Plus in a negative sentence Moi non plus

Question 28

Pronounce without the s

Answer 28

Plus when it means more and is in front of a consonant (unless its de/que) Il est plus petit que moi

Question 29

Pronounce without the s

Answer 29

In the phrase ni plus ni moins

Question 30

Pronounce the s

Answer 30

Plus in the mathematical sense Un plus un égale deux

Question 31

Pronounce without the s

Answer 31

When plus is before a de and a number Il a plus de 2 ans

Question 31

Pronounce the s

Answer 31

When plus means more and is before de/que/the end of the sentence Je veux plus de café

Question 32

Pronounce the s

Answer 32

In expressions like: de plus, en plus, au plus, tout au plus

Question 33

Pronounce the s as z

Answer 33

Plus in a negative sentence before a vowel sound Je n'ai plus envie

Question 34

Pronounce the s as z

Answer 34

Plus meaning more before a vowel sound Elle est plus aimable que lui

Question 35

Achille

Answer 35

Pronounced as L, Achilles

Question 36

Bacille m

Answer 36

Pronounced as L, germ

Question 37

Billévesées fpl

Answer 37

Pronounced as L, nonsense (formal)

Question 38

Billion m

Answer 38

Pronounced as Y, trillion

Question 39

Distiller

Answer 39

Pronounced as L, to distill

Question 40

Mille m

Answer 40

Pronounced as L, thousand

Question 41

Milliard m

Answer 41

Pronounced as Y, billion

Question 42

Million m

Answer 42

Pronounced as Y, million

Question 43

Pénicilline f

Answer 43

Pronounced as L, penicillin

Question 44

Pupille m/f

Answer 44

Pronounced as Y, pupil/orphan

Question 45

Tranquille

Answer 45

Pronounced as L, tranquil

Question 46

Ville f

Answer 46

Pronounced as L, town

Question 47

Eau

Answer 47

Haut and au pronounced the same as

Question 48

Schème m

Answer 48

Pronounced "shem"

Question 49

Solennel

Answer 49

Sol-a-nel, pompous/grandiose

Question 50

Ardemment

Answer 50

Ard-a-ment, ardently

Question 51

Excellemment

Answer 51

ex-celle-a-ment, excellently

Question 52

Innocemment

Answer 52

i-no-ca-ment, innocently

Question 53

Patiemment

Answer 53

Pa-ci-a-ment, patiently

Question 54

Violemment

Answer 54

Vi-ole-a-ment, violently

Question 55

Automne m

Answer 55

Au-ton, autumn

Question 56

Condamner

Answer 56

Con-dan-er, to condemn or to sentence

Question 57

Vraisemblable

Answer 57

The s is pronounced like an s!

Question 58

Alsace f

Answer 58

The first s is pronounced like a z! Al-zas

Question 59

Aquarelle f

Answer 59

A-quoi-relle, watercolour

Question 60

Aquarium m

Answer 60

A-quoi-rium

Question 61

Équation f

Answer 61

É-quoi-sion

Question 62

Loquace

Answer 62

Lo-quoi-ce, talkative

Question 63

Square m

Answer 63

Sq-war-e, square (in a town) or garden

Question 64

Poêle f/m

Answer 64

Poil, f=frying pan, m=wood-burning stove

Question 65

Faon m

Answer 65

Fawn (pronounced and meaning)

Question 66

Paon m

Answer 66

"pawn", peacock

Question 67

Asthme m

Answer 67

As-m, asthma

Question 68

Je faisais

Answer 68

Je fuzz-ais (same for other fais-)