Verbs Words And Phrases 1

Question 1

Réagir

Answer 1

To React

Present
| Je Réagis | Tu Réagis | Il Réagit | Nous Réagissons | Vous Réagissez | Ils Réagissent |

Future
| Je Réagirai | Tu Réagiras | Il Réagira | Nous Réagirons | Vous Réagirez | Ils Réagiront |

Imparfait
| Je réagissais, tu réagissais, il réagissait, nous réagissions, vous réagissiez, ils réagissaient

Past
| J’ai réagi, tu as réagi, il a réagi, nous avons réagi

Question 2

Lutter

Answer 2

To Struggle

Question 3

Réussir

Answer 3

To succeed

Question 4

What is the French word for ‘to understand’?

Answer 4

comprendre

Question 5

Fill in the blank: The French word for ‘environment’ is ______.

Answer 5

environnement

Question 6

What does ‘inéluctable’ mean?

Answer 6

inevitable

Question 7

Which of the following means ‘to achieve’ in French? a) atteindre b) acquérir c) accomplir

Answer 7

a) atteindre

Question 8

What is the French term for ‘sophisticated’?

Answer 8

sophistiqué

Question 9

What is the French word for ‘to analyze’?

Answer 9

analyser

Question 10

Fill in the blank: The word ‘perspicace’ means ______.

Answer 10

perceptive

Question 11

What does ‘précis’ mean?

Answer 11

precise

Question 12

True or False: ‘Ambigu’ means ‘ambiguous’ in English.

Answer 12

True

Question 13

What is the French term for ‘to contribute’?

Answer 13

contribuer

Question 14

Fill in the blank: The French word for ‘hypothesis’ is ______.

Answer 14

hypothèse

Question 15

Which of the following means ‘to summarize’ in French? a) résumer b) conclure c) préciser

Answer 15

a) résumer

Question 16

What does ‘conjecture’ mean in French?

Answer 16

conjecture

Question 17

True or False: ‘Nuance’ translates to ‘shade’ in English.

Answer 17

True

Question 18

What is the French word for ‘to evaluate’?

Answer 18

évaluer

Question 19

Fill in the blank: The word ‘réflexion’ means ______.

Answer 19

reflection

Question 20

Which of the following means ‘to illustrate’ in French? a) illustrer b) démontrer c) expliquer

Answer 20

a) illustrer

Question 21

What does ‘persuader’ mean?

Answer 21

to persuade

Question 22

True or False: ‘Contradiction’ means ‘agreement’ in English.

Answer 22

False

Question 23

What is the French term for ‘to compare’?

Answer 23

comparer

Question 24

Fill in the blank: The French word for ‘methodology’ is ______.

Answer 24

méthodologie

Question 25

Which of the following means 'to integrate' in French? a) intégrer b) inclure c) combiner

Answer 25

a) intégrer

Question 26

What does 'évaluation' mean?

Answer 26

evaluation

Question 27

True or False: 'Simplicité' translates to 'complexity' in English.

Answer 27

False

Question 28

Bien que

Answer 28

Even though (Prompt for subjunctive)

Question 29

Tout d’abord

Answer 29

First of all

Question 30

Au bout de

Answer 30

At the end of

Question 31

Effondrer

Answer 31

To collapse

Question 32

Quand même

Answer 32

Anyway

Question 33

Déprimants

Answer 33

Depressing

Question 34

How to say ‘we agreed’

Answer 34

On s’est mis d’accord Eg. On s’est mis d’accord pour relancer la communication entre nous.

Question 35

How to say: Star presenter (s)

Answer 35

Présentateurs videttes

Question 36

To target (military sense)

Answer 36

Viser

Question 37

Word meaning from now on or henceforth

Answer 37

Désormais

Question 38

What does **d’ailleurs** mean

Answer 38

Besides or Moreover Used to add info or justify 1. To add information (besides/moreover): • Il est très compétent dans son travail. D’ailleurs, tout le monde le respecte au bureau. (He is very competent at his job. Besides, everyone respects him at the office.) 2. To justify or explain (as a matter of fact): • Je ne vais pas à cette fête. D’ailleurs, je n’aime pas ce genre de soirées. (I’m not going to that party. In fact, I don’t like that kind of gathering.) 3. To transition or elaborate (incidentally/by the way): • Tu as vu ce film ? D’ailleurs, le réalisateur est très connu en Europe. (Have you seen this movie? By the way, the director is very famous in Europe.) 4. To reinforce a point: • Il a refusé l’offre. D’ailleurs, il avait déjà pris sa décision il y a longtemps. (He refused the offer. Moreover, he had already made his decision a long time ago.) “D’ailleurs” is a versatile adverb that enriches your sentences by connecting ideas or providing additional context.

Question 39

From now on, henceforth

Answer 39

Désormais The French word “désormais” translates to “from now on,” “henceforth,” or “from this point forward” in English. Examples: 1. Je vais désormais me lever tôt. (I will get up early from now on.) 2. Désormais, tu devras faire plus attention. (From now on, you’ll have to be more careful.) 3. Il est désormais interdit de fumer ici. (It is now prohibited to smoke here.) It often conveys a sense of transition or a new rule, habit, or condition starting immediately.