Vacances

Question 1

PARTIR

Answer 1

To leave
- can also mean To Go, interchangeable with ALLER To Go

Ex: partir en vacances

Question 2

ETRE

Answer 2

To Be
Je suis
Tu es
Il/Elle est
Nous sommes
Vous etes
Ils/Elles Sont

Question 3

Je suis

Answer 3

I am
ETRE

Question 4

Tu es

Answer 4

You are
ETRE

Question 5

Il/Elle est

Answer 5

He/she is
ETRE

Question 6

Nous sommes

Answer 6

We are
ETRE

Question 7

Vous etes

Answer 7

You are
ETRE

Question 8

Ils/Elles sont
- ils sont
^ “s”

Answer 8

They are
ETRE

Question 9

AVOIR

Answer 9

To have
J’ai
Tu as
Il/elle a
Nous avons
Vous avez
Ils/elles ont

Question 10

J’ai

Answer 10

I have
AVOIR

Question 11

Tu as

Answer 11

You have
AVOIR

Question 12

Il/elle a

Answer 12

He/she has
AVOIR

Question 13

Nous avons

Answer 13

We have
AVOIR

Question 14

Vous avez

Answer 14

You have
AVOIR

Question 15

Ils/elles ont
^ “z”

Answer 15

They have
AVOIR

Question 16

ALLER

Answer 16

To go
Je vais
Tu vas
Il/elle va
Nous allons
Vous allez
Ils/elles vont

Question 17

Je vais

Answer 17

I go
ALLER

Question 18

Tu vas

Answer 18

You go
ALLER

Question 19

Il/elle va

Answer 19

He/she goes
ALLER

Question 20

Nous allons

Answer 20

We go
ALLER

Question 21

Vous allez

Answer 21

You go
ALLER

Question 22

Ils/elles vont

Answer 22

They go
ALLER

Question 23

Il y a …

Answer 23

There is
- can also mean “ago” when expressed with a time (Il y a un an - one year ago)

Question 24

Il y a un an

Answer 24

One year ago
- typically means “there is …”

Question 25

ESPERER

Answer 25

To hope J’espere - I hope

Question 26

DÉMÉNAGER

Answer 26

To move

Question 27

Mon mari

Answer 27

My husband

Question 28

Mon epoux

Answer 28

My spouse (husband)

Question 29

Ma femme

Answer 29

My wife

Question 30

Mon epouse

Answer 30

My spouse (wife)

Question 31

Mon mari d’ici

Answer 31

My husband is from here

Question 32

Comment tu vas au travail

Answer 32

How do you go to work? (How do you get to work?)

Question 33

En vs À

Answer 33

Use en when it’s an enclosed vehicle/has a roof (example en train, by train, en voiture, by car) Use À when it’s not an enclosed vehicle/does not have a roof (example À scooter, by scooter, À pied, by foot)

Question 34

En train

Answer 34

By train En vs à

Question 35

En voiture

Answer 35

By car En vs à

Question 36

À scooter

Answer 36

By/ on scooter En vs à

Question 37

À pied

Answer 37

By/on foot En vs à

Question 38

Est-ce que …

Answer 38

Is it that … - used if asking a closed question yes or no