Unit 11a - Indefinite Pronouns Flashcards

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Indefinite pronouns refer to no particular person, idea, situation, or thing. The indefinite pronouns in the following examples refer to a person.

Quelqu’un a téléphoné pendant ton absence.

A

Someone called during your absence.

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Indefinite pronouns refer to no particular person, idea, situation, or thing. The indefinite pronouns in the following examples refer to a person.

Il a aperçu quelqu’un dans le couloir.

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He noticed someone in the hallway.

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The indefinite pronouns in the following examples refer to a situation or thing.

Quelque chose de grave est arrivé.

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Something serious happened.

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The indefinite pronouns in the following examples refer to a situation or thing.

J’aimerais lui rapporter quelque chose du Tibet.

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I would like to bring back something for her from Tibet.

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When quelqu’un and quelque chose are followed by an adjective, de must precede the adjective. The adjective remains in the masculine singular form.

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Elle a rencontré quelqu’un de charmant.

She met someone charming.

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When quelqu’un and quelque chose are followed by an adjective, de must precede the adjective. The adjective remains in the masculine singular form.

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Quelqu’un de bizarre avait été invité.

Someone strange had been invited.

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When quelqu’un and quelque chose are followed by an adjective, de must precede the adjective. The adjective remains in the masculine singular form.

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Il a mangé quelque chose d’épicé.

He ate something spicy.

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When quelqu’un and quelque chose are followed by an adjective, de must precede the adjective. The adjective remains in the masculine singular form.

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Ils ont vu quelque chose d’effrayant.

They saw something scary.

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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. Ils ont acheté _____ au marché.
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  1. Quelque chose
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. _____ a sonné à la porte à minuit.
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  1. Quelqu’un
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. Je connais ….. dans ce bureau.
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  1. Quelqu’un
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. Il a ajouté … doux-amer dans la soupe.
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  1. Quelque chose de
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. Fabien a raconté … amusant.
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  1. Quelque chose d’
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. Je n’ai jamais rencontré … si drôle.
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  1. Quelqu’un de
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. Qui sait si le gouvernement fera … pour résoudre ce problème!
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  1. Quelque chose
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. Il a trouvé … sérieux pour le remplacer cet été.
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  1. Quelqu’un de
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. Il a mangé … qui n’était pas frais et il est tombé malade.
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  1. Quelque chose
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Complete each sentence with the appropriate indefinite pronoun.

  1. On cherche toujours … responsable pour assurer la surveillance des locaux.
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  1. Quelqu’un de
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. They ordered something good.
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  1. Ils ont commandé quelque chose de bon.
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. She selected something expensive.
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  1. Elle a choisi quelque chose de cher.
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. We invited someone very important.
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  1. Nous avons invité quelqu’un de très important.
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. Someone nice welcomed us.
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  1. Quelqu’un de gentille nous a accueillis.
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. Something unusual happened that evening.
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  1. Quelque chose d’inhabituel s’est passé ce soir-la.
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. Will you (tu) contact someone famous in Paris?
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  1. Contacteras-tu quelqu’un de célèbre à Paris?
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. He wants to eat something sweet.
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  1. Il veut manger quelque chose de sucré.
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. Did you (vous) find something cheap in the store?
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  1. Avez-vous trouvé quelque chose de bon marché dans le magasin?
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. Something wonderful will happen to you (tu).
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  1. Quelque chose de merveilleux t’arrivera.
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Translate the following sentences into French. For questions, invert the subject and verb.

  1. He is reading something difficult.
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  1. Il lit quelque chose de difficile