Unit 3

Question 1

Egg

Answer 1

m. L’oeuf [œf]

Question 2

Quick Article Tips:

Answer 2

• Use a French article 99 percent of the time and learn the rare expressions without one.
• When you think of “the” in English, use le, l’, la, or les!
• When you think of “a,” “an,” or “one,” use un or une in French and use des for their plural form.
• • Do not use articles in front of nouns referring to the professions and religion of someone.

Question 3

Lunch

Answer 3

m. Le Déjeuner [deʒœne]

Question 4

Breakfast

Answer 4

m. Le Petit Déjeuner

Question 5

Morning

Answer 5

m. Le Matin [matɛ̃]

Question 6

Cake

Answer 6

m. Le Gâteau [ɡɑto]

Question 7

Dinner

Answer 7

m. Le Dîner [dine]

Question 8

Meal

Answer 8

m. Le Repas [ʀ(ə)pɑ]

Question 9

Banana

Answer 9

f. La Banane [banan]

Question 10

Apple

Answer 10

f. La Pomme [pɔm]

Question 11

Fruit

Answer 11

m. Le Fruit [fʀɥi]

Question 12

Vegetable

Answer 12

m. Le Légume [leɡym]

Question 13

To Cook

Answer 13

Cuisiner [kɥizine]

Question 14

Kitchen

Answer 14

f. La Cuisine [kɥizin]

Question 15

Dishes, Courses, (adj. Flat)

Answer 15

m. Le Plat ; (adj. Flat) [pla]

Question 16

Television

Answer 16

La Télé [tele]

Question 17

Monday (on Monday)

Answer 17

m. Le Lundi [lœ̃di]

Question 18

Tuesday

Answer 18

m. Le Mardi [maʀdi]

Question 19

Wednesday

Answer 19

m. Le Mercredi [mɛʀkʀədi]

Question 20

Thursday

Answer 20

m. Le Jeudi [ʒødi]

Question 21

Friday

Answer 21

m. Le Vendredi [vɑ̃dʀədi]

Question 22

Saturday

Answer 22

m. Le Samedi [samdi]

Question 23

Sunday

Answer 23

m. Le Dimanche [dimɑ̃ʃ]

Question 24

Every, each

Answer 24

Chaque [ʃak]

Question 25

Evening, Night

Answer 25

m. Le Soir [swaʀ]

Question 26

Newspaper

Answer 26

m. Le Journal (Journaux) [ʒuʀnal]

Question 27

Twelve O’Clock, Midday

Answer 27

adj. (invariable) Midi [midi]

Question 28

Afternoon

Answer 28

Après-midi

Question 29

Often

Answer 29

adv. Souvent [suvɑ̃]

Question 30

Bed

Answer 30

m. Le Lit [li]

Question 31

To Sleep

Answer 31

Dormir [doʀmiʀ]

je dors /dɔʁ/
tu dors /dɔʁ/
il;elle;on dort /dɔʁ/
nous dormons /dɔʁ.mɔ̃/
vous dormez /dɔʁ.me/
ils;elles dorment /dɔʁm/

Question 32

Sometimes

Answer 32

adv. Parfois [paʀfwa]

Question 33

To Listen

Answer 33

Écouter [ekute]

Question 34

Pants

Answer 34

m. Le Pantalon [Pantalon]

Question 35

Clothing, Clothes

Answer 35

m. Le Vêtement [vɛtmɑ̃]

Question 36

Dress

Answer 36

f. La Robe [ʀɔb]

Question 37

Bag

Answer 37

m. Le Sac [sak]

Question 38

Price, Prizes

Answer 38

m. Le Prix (Pl. Prix, also) [pʀi]

Question 39

To Cost

Answer 39

Coûter [kute]

Question 40

Demonstratives Grammar:

Answer 40

For Emphasis:
Use -ci for this and these, -là for that and those, on the end of the noun.
E.g., Ce crayon-ci: This crayon.

Demonstrative Pronouns:
Masc. Sing: Celui ; Pl. Ceux
Fem. Sing: Celle ; Pl. Celles
These are never used alone, but are always followed by: (1) a prepositional phrase. (2) a relative clause. Or (3) the particle -ci or -là used for emphasis or contrast. (E.g., Voulez-vous ce chapeau-ci? Non, je préfère celui-là.)

Neuter Demonstrative Pronouns:
Ceci: This ; Cela: That.
Cela is frequently contracted into Ça.
These usually refer to ideas or indefinite concepts. 


Question 41

Nine

Answer 41

Neuf [nœf]
(ø = e with rounded lips)

Question 42

Ten

Answer 42

Dix [dis]

Question 43

Skirt

Answer 43

f. La Jupe [ʒyp]

Question 44

Jacket

Answer 44

f. La Veste [vɛst]